The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-08-11

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Goddard seminary, arrived in the city last
night.
Virgil E. Ayers and family went to
IIighgate this morning for a two weeks
outing.
Miss Sarah A. Parker 81 Boston, il Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. a. T Abbott, at
Edgewood.
No matter how capable the cook, the
best bread cannot be made without Wise
King Flour
Miss stella w. Mayo of Walthan1, Mass,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Fl. B. Brooks,
for few weeks.
Walter Adams went to Highgate
Springs yesterday afternoon for two
weeks vacation.
Carlo CaIderara arrived in the city this
morning from Italy where he has been on
a several months visit.
Miss Daisy Martin, stenographer for J.
W. Gordon, is spending a weeks vacation
with relatives IN Waterbury.
There win be a regular meeting Of the
Granite Polishers Union Wednesday eve
ming at 7.90 in Carpenters hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. a. Ketchum Of Salem,
Mass are visiting at the home Of New
comb Ketehum on Church street
Mrs w Il. Ripley and daughter Of
Quincy, Mass are visiting with their
cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. a. J Shackley.
Mrs. Z. A. Porter and daughter Lillian
Of Lynn Mass, arrived in the city last
night as guests Of Mrs. 7 A. Mcintosh.
w e. Dueharme Of GO Maple avenue,
wishes to state that he was not the person
recently arrested for breach Of the peace
The body Of Robert shannon, who died
In Washington was brought to this city
this morning and was buried in the Cath
Ollie cemetery.
George H. Biekford, general manager Of
/ the Woodbury. Granite Co Of Hardwiek
and G. III Dana of Woodbury. were il
town saturday.
A HOME INVESTMENT. The CAPITAL
STOCK Of The Peoples National Bank o.
Barre, 500 per share Subscribe now a
! Prindle & AverllIs.
The clerks union extends a cordial In
vitation to all other unions and the pub
4 lie in general to accompany them on theil
excursion to Fort Frederick
The amusement committee of Clan Cor
don. 40. liz, are requested to meet at thei
rooms Wednesday night at $50 for the
purpose Of settling up their picnic,
A meeting Of the Barre Rangers will b
held III the Northern hotel on Thursdal
evening at $50 Let every member b.
Y present as business is Of great import
ance
AT a justice court Saturday before Jus
tice Barber there was a hot contest as Z
\ whether the claimants, OF which Their
4 were several or the plaintiff should holt
the funds III the hands Of the trustee.
AT the meeting of the Barre Fire Dt
partment held last evening they voted I
have the Colonial Moving Picture com
pany give an entertainment here unde
their auspices on Sept. ~, the proceeds
60 into the iremen's hospital fund,
Rev. George RI Watt held services a
the Boutwell, school house Sunday. II
will hold another service next Sunday
5 O'Clock. He had an audience Of forty
a great interest is taken in the meetings
Mr. Watt is a very able speaker and niue
liked in the community
A party made up of Misses Kate an
Annie Harrington, Bella C0rdiner Mar
Falcon, Alice Harmon and Mrs. Ann
Carroll went to Highgate this morning
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more young ladies who will camp VIII
them Tor two week in G. 4. Bngbee 8 GO
tage.
Union men assert that no fine Of S2'
or any other sum has been imposed {
Alex Glennie, former secretary Of q
) Granite Cutters union They say r
quest has been presented to Mr. Glenn
to refund that amount and that until
does SO they intend to let him entire
Z alone. Montpelier Argus.
The annual clam bake of the r.
Bowers company to the polishing nrn
and polishers Of Barre and Montpelier W
take place August p, at Fountain Par
at Marvin's farm, where 1t was held "a
year. Prof, Joseph Wilson, the color
chef, who has prepared the Rhode lslaE
bake for 50 many years, has been engage
to be present as usual this year.
William Wylle returned Saturday fro
Walden where he had been to attend 9
funeral of his father William Nylie, y
who came to Vermont from Scotland ano
the year 1888 and soon after located on
farm Of about three hundred acres in 9
town of Walden, where he made a perie
success Of his vocation. He was a We
prominent and highly respected eitiz
and one Of the best known men IN the
entity. He lived to the ripe age q
years. He reared family Of nine CO
dren, and eight are living, five boys g
three girls, an Of whom were present
his funeral, He leaves besides az ag
widow.