The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-07-25
TALK OF THE TOWN.


/ K. a. Bisbee went to MorrisYille this
morning
Wallace Mayvills went to Burlington
yesterday
Mrs. H. j. Smith went to Burlington
this morning.
Born, July 20, to Mr. and Mrs Peter
Lavery, son.
w F. stevens went to Waterbury this
morning on business.
John Maekie arrived home last night
from Saranac, n. Y.
Company E boys are having target prae-
tice at the range today
G. $. Andrews is expected back from
Detroit, Mich, Monday
Harry Baldwin went to Highgate this
morning to spend Sunday.
The Presbyterian Sunday school will
meet at u o'clock tomorrow
A fine feld glass to be sold at auction at
the city auction rooms this evening.
Wise King Flour makes Bread that IS
delicious, appetizing and wholesome.
John Fraser went to bis home in Burl-
ington this morning to spend Sunday.
There will be a meeting Of the drawing
school tomorrow morning at 10 O'Clock.
Mrs. 9. G. Mascot returned last night
from a several days visit IN Burlington
Denny Campbell is to be employed as
tailor in Boyea's tailor shop In this city.
Charles Bryant, travelling agent for the
Chicago & Northwestern railroad, is in the
city.
Frank Jackson and family returned to-
day from two weeks vacation at Greensa
! boTo pond
Mrs. I. L. Snow and her mother, Mrs.
Healey went to Bradford this morning to
visit friends,
| The Iriquois Tribe Of Red Men are
holding their annual picnic at Caledonia
park today.
r. a. Hoar ana r. r. Rickert 60 to
Highgate tonight to spend Sunday with
their families.
Attorney Frank Martin has changed his
residence from Summer street to 1902
Washington street.
Meetings as usual at the Salvation Ar
my barracks tomorrow. Ensign Owens Of
Montreal in charge
Tom Mcintosh returned last night from
Manchester, n. H., to spend his vacation
at his home in this city.
George Wiltshire and John Lamson,
clerks in Homer Fits store, leave tonight
for a two week s vacation.
MI and Mrs. q. n. Kenyon returned
this afternoon from their carriage drive In
the northern part Of the State
Mr. aud Mrs. Elmer H0lnes win not
chaperone party Of young people at Ber-
lin Pond as stated in yesterdays paper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy stebbins of ST..
Johnsbury arrived In the city friday for a
visit with Mr. and Mrs. @. n Kenyon.
George Hin Of Berlin was found not
guilty Of intoxication, In the Montpelier
city court, yesterday. Hin had jury
trial.
The largest crowd Of golf players Of the
season was at the Barre Golf Club links
yesterday, nearly forty being registered
on the club record.
Gates Real Estate agency has sold for
Walter Griffin of South Barre, his resi-
denee, TO John I'll Worcester, for a con
| sideration Of $1,000.
Mrs. K. NJ Smith and son, who have
| been visiting at a, r. Shaekley's for sew
eral weeks, returned to their home In
Campbello, Mass, today.
Henry Wescott Of the Montpelier
| branch Of the Boston Bargain Store. with
/ Mrs. Wescott win spend the next two
weeks at his former home in Peru, n, Y.
The two stores 10 the new Currie1
block in the end towards Pearl street have
been leased by @. N. Kenyon q Co, pre-
Iprietors OF the Boston Bargain store.
| They win occupy the new stores octo-
Der 1.
| DeIbert Seribher Of Barre and Kiss
Lucy Il, daughter Of Nh. and Mis- w T..
Flint Of Randolph, were married in East
Braintree Saturday evening by the 8sey.
r. I'll Abererombie. Randolph Herald
and News.
Ensignor Ernest VI. Owens, Cashier Of
the East Ontario and Quebec Province, a
former officer of the Barre Corps viii con
dact meetings IN salvation Army hall, Sat
urday night and ali day sunday, 1926 Of
July. Everyone welcome.
Yeale d Knight have leased the store in
the new Currier block next to the express
Office. The store will be 2Sxlo0 inside
and viii give them much better aeeommo
datious for the display Of goods than their
present store. They will occupy the store
October /,
Says the Randolph Herald and News
stDr. Francis Eaten has lately lost forty
out Of forty-five chickens through She dep
relations Of a couple Of skunks that al
last took even the old hen, rather knock
ring the bottom out of the poultry bust
ness"
Mr.. and Mrs Everett Hood have Just re-
turned from Newhary where they went to
attend the funeral Of the formers father,
who was found dead in bed last Monday,
death having resulted from heart failure.
The funeral was held Tuesday and Elder
John Wright of Topsham oiiieiated. J.R.
Markum was the funeral director. The
deceased, who was ~ yerrs old, leaves
eight children, six sons and two daughters.
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