The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-25
TALK OF THE TOWN.
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W. Il. Gale went to Northdeld today.
Miss Eta Blake is in with appendicitis
J. G. Papin went to Plattsburgh, n. Y,
today.
H. NJ. Houston went to stowe this
morning.
Henry Grant Of Washington was in the
/ city today.
Howard Harris is working as clerk in
the Blue store.
Miss Bessie Pitkin spent Sunday at her
homein Plainfeld
Angelo Scamplni left last night for Bos-
ton on a business trip.
J. B. Kelley went to Plattsburgh, N.
T., Saturday on a visit.
A. Cavanna returned last week from
several months visit in Italy.
Mr. and Mrs. c. L. Bugbee left this
noon for visit in Randolph.
Mrs. Nathan Bouldry left this afternoon
for Quebec for months visit.
Miss Eleanor Cole returned today from
a visit at her home in Marshfeld.
c. D. Swasey and +. n. Prescott went
Bradford this morning on business.
w B. Jones went to Woodstock this
morning for few days business visit,
c. B. Tilden Of Northfeld, spent SUM-
day in this city with his son, George Til
den
The sewing meeting Of st. Monica's Aid
held weekly, viii be discontinued for the
summer
E.W. Cummings left this morning on a
several days business trip through Water
bury and Hardwick.
Frank II. Dyer has placed his home
place on Spaulding street with the f. B.
Cate Real Estate agency.
The Ladies Union Of the Universalist
church Melted Sl9.25 as the result Of their
strawberry social last week.
The Laborers Protective Union win
meet in regular meeting Tuesday evening
in Carpenters hall, Nichols block
Mr.. and Mrs. William Cook, who have
been visiting at James Cooks, returned to
their home in St. Johnsbury today.
The ladies' degree team Of the N. E. o.
p. are requested to meet tomorrow after
noon at2.30 at Odd Fellows hall for prae.
tice.
Fred Colburn, architect for G. L. Bug
bee, goes to New York tomorrow to the
hospital to have growth removed from
mis- eye.
Miss Alice A. Pike win have millin-
cry sale at Aldrich's store, Graniteyille.
May $3.50. Everything in the millinery
line at reasonable prices.
John MCGEE and g. G. Brooks Of Bris-
tol are in the city today to attend the base
ball game at Goddard. Mr.. MCGEE was
pitcher at Goddard last year.
Mrs. Martin Deziner, who has for the
past few days been a guest at the home of
Mrs. David Powers in Burlington, has re-
turned to her home in Barre.
Mrs. Dombriskie who has had charge of
Mrs. Angus Nicholson has gone to her
home. Mrs Nlcholson's sister IS expected
10 arrive in town this evening from Bos-
ton.
Visitors to the Orange brook reservoirs
yesterday report the dam full to nearly
overlooking with water, 1t will need
mucn greater drouth than we are now hav-
ing to cause shortage Of water.
The regular social afternoon Of the La,
dies Aid society Of the Congregational
church viii he held in the church parlors
Wednesday afternoon at q There win be
a short programme of readings and mu-
sic. The ladies Of the society are request
ed to bring cake. All ladies invited.
Mrs Byron Jackson was called to Brook.
field Sunday by the sudden death from
heart failure after only an hours illness,
Of her mother-in-l law, Mrs John Dewey.
The funeral will be at the house Tuesday
at 10 O'clock Interment at Williamstown
village Mrs. Dewey leaves an invalid
husband and a son in Cambridge. Mass.
While WIN Bradford's big team Of grays
were crossing the electric car track at De
pot square this noon with heavy load OF
granite on the wagon one Of the stones
pitched over the front of the wagon strik-
ing the legs of one Of the horses aud 1t
was only that the stone hit on the whibble
tree first that the horses legs were not
broken
Chesser & Bird who recently moved in
to new and more commodious quarters in
the new Tomasi block, to meet the de
mands Of their growing business, are now
fully settled. The new store is fitted with
all the latest appliances for meat and pro-
vision markets and everything is clean and
fresh A handsome window with onyx
tiling floor shows up the place to excellent
advantage.
The fnaf meeting Of the creditors If
Timothy Hall of Montpelier was held in
bankruptcy court at Montpelier Saturday
morning. The accounts Of w. C. Cotton,
trustee, were allowed and the trustee was
discharged Edward w. Purvee Of Barre
and B. +. Coburn of Montpelier, were dis
charged from bankruptcy The creditors
OF Louis Il. Blondin Of Waterbury held
their first meeting and O. G. Graves of
Waterbury was appointed trustee
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