The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-06-20
TALK OF The TOWN.
VIM. salter Of Hardviok IS in town.

city yesterday.
Charles Mills went 70 ST. Johnsbury
this morning on visit.
J. il. Burke OF Rutland was in the city
Yesterday on a business visit.
Miss Edna Perry and Miss Isabelle
Martin visited in Burlington yesterday.
M-s. James Farrell Of Northfeld is Wis
iting her daughter, Mrs W. A. Murray
There win be meeting Of the school
commissioners at o'clock this afternoon.
Miss Susie Kendall Of the Seminary
went to her home in STAFFORD this morn
ing
Arthur Camp and William Ayers went
to Berlin pond this morning to spend the
day.
Miss Cora White returned last night
from a weeks visit with friends in Ran
dolph
Mr.. and Mrs Burke Of Minneapolis,
Mimi, are in the city visiting her brother,
Michael Caveny
Ernest Letourneau went today to his
home in Sherbrooke, F. O., to attend the
funeralof his sister.
Miss Lucy Cummings went to Hanover,
n. H., last night to attend commencement
at Dartmouth college.
The biggest and best loaves of thoroughly
good bread made from Wise King Flour.
Ask your grocer for it,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Norris are spending
the summer with their daughter, Mrs Ed
ward NATION OF Chelsea,
Mr.. and Mrs. Isle Mcintosh Of South
Royalton who have been visiting at f. r.
Northrup's returned home today.
Miss Lu Wallace returned from Plain
field last night where she has been assist
ing Miss Joanna Parks In her school.
Michael Caveny who has been in the
hospital at Burlington for the past few
weeks, returned TO Barre last evening.
The Montpelier branch Of Granite man
ufacturers have secured a room in the No
building on Langdon street for head
quarters.
Miss Julia Kline who has been engaged
In teaching in Massachusetts during the
past year, came home last evening to spend
the summer.
James r. Darling left this morning for
| Portsmouth, y H., where he goes to work
as purser on the steamer Merry Caneag,
for the summer.
Mrs Mary Bradley Of Maiden, Mass
and Mrs Betsey Tilden Of Roxbury. were
the guests OF Mrs Maria Tilden and
daughter, Blanche, yesterday.
The FIRST time you are down town don't
/ fail to drop in at the fire sale and look the
goods, over whether you wish 70 buy or
not, at the Boston Bargain Store
There win be a meeting Of the Barre
Chess club Saturday, goth, at 7.30 p. M.
In Clan Gordon rooms Qninlen block. All
chess players are invited to be present.
c. W. Mcmillan, Jr., returned yester-
day afternoon from Raymond, Calf !,
where he has been the greater part of the
two years he has been absent from Barre.
Prof. o. d. Mathewson returned to
Barre last evening after an inspection Of
the Normal schools Of the state. Prof.
Mathewson is one OF the board Of EXAMINE
I rs.
j. A. Field expects tobuild house on a
lot of land on Patterson street, recently
purchased Of Harry Patterson. He has
sold his present residence 70 William Bar
clay Jr
d, Peduzzi, who recently retired from
the firm of Peduzzi & B0naZZi at the Pi-
oneer, contemplates starting in business
alone in this city new firm takes up
the business at the Pioneer, the firm name
being BonazzI & Bonazzi
The coal question Is still an absorbing
one in Montpelier Dealers there are vet
unable to secure the coal they require, and
one dealer says he is receiving one car
where he needs four to supply the trade.
Coal is now selling at $3.50 ton.
All Young men who belong to no other
class and an that feel young are invited to
spend an hour next Sunday from 2 to in
the Baptist church with the Baraca Bible
class II You are not prepared on the les
son no questions win be asked you.
1t is expected that the state railroad
commission viii inspect the Barre r. K.
and the line Of the Barre and Montpelier
Power and Tractien Co. sometime next
week. On Monday the commission will
inspect the Brattleboro and Springfield
electric roads.
While the surface sewers being put IN
on the east side Of Main street, the street
department il taking advantage Of the OPP
portunity to remove the stumps OF the
trees which were chopped down last fall.
This work is being done SO that the work
Of paving the street win be made easier
George w. Wing Of Montpelier Is antie-
ipating trip to Sandwich, Mass, next
week to attend the second reunion OF the
Wing family of America which begins on
June 26 and continues until July 2. AT
the first reunion held last year about 300
we're present and a permanent association
was formed.
The Chester A. Arthur monument which
has Just been completed was shipped yes
] terday from the Ryle Il Mccormick yards
at Montpelier The monument is in two
pieces, the die weighing 10 tons and the
base being nearly as heavy. There Is no
wagon in Fairfield heavy enough to carry
the monument SO one was shipped from
Montpelier.