The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-06-26
TALK OF The TOWN.

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Henry A. Phelps is confined to the house
BY illness.
Mrs. A. Laviolette went to sharon to-
day on q visit
c. S, Andrews and family spent the day
at Berlin Pond yesterday.
There will be a regular meeting Of Cam
ton Yinton tonight at 7.30.
Remember the meeting Of the Central
Labor Onion tonight at 1880.
Mrs. Alex Emslie has gone to Troy n.
T., on visit of several weeks.
4. L. sanborn Of East Orange was in
Barre Wednesday on business.
Mrs. Anna Davis and son from Boston,
are visiting her sister, Mrs Fred P. Kin
ney.
There will be meeting Of the Master
Horseghoers tonight at 7.3O in the Wheel
ock building.
One hundred and ffty-seyen tickets
were sold this morning for the excursion
to Missisquoi Park.
Miss Daisy Fowler Of Syracuse, n. r..
Is visiting at DR.. V. G. Goodrich's and
Mrs. Charles Hoyt's.
Harry Chamberlain and Miss Bessie
Ayers went to stewartstown, y. H., yes
terday for a weeks visit.
Mr. and Mrs lara Griswold Of Morris
vile are visiting their daughter, Mrs. G.
II. Campbell, for few days.
Ball teams from Mcdonald & Buehans
aud Littlejohn & Mines viii play on the
Trotting Park grounds Saturday.
Malon Hamilton and George Merrill Of
East Orange we're ia Barre Tuesday and
took dinner at Mrs. E. L. Colby's.
Edward g. 0sgood, state president Of
the Christian Endeavor society, was in
the city yesterday calling on friends.
Mr.. and Mrs James T. Broadfoot left
this morning for Montreal where they viii
sail for Scotland on an extended visit
Miss AbbIe Kendall, who has been Wis
iting Miss Lena Wheaton during the Cod
dard commencement, returned to her home
in Pntney today.
Mrs {. G. Coffin and daughter, Velma.
returned Saturday from Bradford where
she attended the graduation of her nelce,
Miss Ellen Colby.
All persons wishing the use Of the Trot.
ting Park grounds for base ball games
will make arrangements with Charles Nc
Donald IS Carleton street.
Miss Mary Fullerton went to her home in
Woodstock this morning to spend the sum-
mer vacation. Miss Flora Owen Of South
Barre accompanied her on visit,
The folk at the entertainment given by
the men OF the Church of Good Shepherd
win aruberoid' when w. IT. Pitkin as
cends the rostrum and sings his little
song.
Stanley Marsh viii whistle at X. OF r.
hall next Tuesday evening, not like Tom
my Tucker for his supper, but for the en-
ioyment 81 all who appreciate tuneful
tonic.
DIR. g. w Tapley Whitney, who was
assistant at the Spaulding High school IN
this city in 1S9T-0S, has been appointed to
a leadership in philosophy at Bryan Mawr
college
Miss Ethel Hamilton Of East Orange,
who has been spending few days with
her cousin, Mrs. lie. Coffin and attending
the graduation at Goddard Seminary, left
yesterday 10 spend few days with friends
10 East Montpelier.
Harold D. Comstock Of Chelsea. George
A. Reed Of Barre town, and James r.
Smith of Wilder. members of the gradual
ing class Of Dartmouth college, Hanover,
u. H.. have been elected to membership in
the Phi Beta Kappa Society.
Two petitions in bankruptcy we're filed
yesterday. They were those Of +. ]. Ret
ting Of Brattlehoro, who has liabilities of
slS. 40 and assets Of $3.50, and Of Hem
r. Solary, a stone poiisher Of Barre, who
has liabilities of s30l3l and assets Of
500.
Since the license law went into effect Id
Montpelier the city couot has paid into the
city treasury az fees on INVESTIGATION cases
the sum Of $12564. This Is only to June
/. The amount OF fines unpaid, where a
Jail sentence was taken as an alternate, Is
s4s942.
At the annual meeting OF the Barre
Medical Society Wednesday evening the
following officers were elected: NJ T.
Chandler, president; w. E. Lazelle, vice
president; r. W. Newton, secretary; f.
G. Ligouri, treasurer; M L. Chandler
J S. Deziel, n G. Goodrich, executive
committee.
The marriage Of Wallace Baldwin and
Miss Alice Iva Weeks occurred Wednes
day evening at the home Of W. f Water
man on Mortified street, Montpelier, Rev
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