The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-02
TALK OF THE TOWN.
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today
Charles McAllister Of Washington wal
in the city today.
John P. corohrane returned from Burl
ington last night.
Mrs. o. S. Wiley returned this after
noon from visit in Mortified
Miss Ula MeWhorter went to Williams
town this afternoon to visit friends.
The National Bank win close at noon
on Saturdays during Juue, July and Au-
gust.
Hon. Felix w. McGettrick Of st. Al
bans arrived in the city this afternoon on
business visit.
The Memorial Day committee of Gran
dali Post, G. AR, will meet Monday eve
ming at O'Clock,
The Cleaners will hold their annual
business meeting with Miss Mabel Chand-
Ter Monday evening.
Mrs. Mary A. Livermore Of Melrose,
Mass, viii speak at the Universalist
church on Thursday evening.
Mrs. +. i. Green OF Norlhfeld was in
the city today visiting her husband, who
is clerk in browns drug store.
Miss Susie Cummings, Miss Josie Holden
and Miss Mann went to Randolph last
night to visit at Miss Mann's home
A lady's belt with oxodized silver buckle
can be had BY the owner at j +. Smiths
house, by paying for this insertion.
Henry Williamson Of New York city
has arrived in town to remain with his
sister, Mrs Charles oliver Of Ayers street.
John Mclean, Of the firm Of Badger &
Mclean, was able to be out of doors to-
day after several days illness with the
grip.
J. A. Demo has joined the Master
Horseshoers' Union and is now running
first class union shop at IS South Main
street.
Miss Florence Pearl returned to her
work in Richmond today after few days
visit in this city with her mother, Mrs g.
A. Churchill
Miss Florence +. Bill Of st. Adams has
been engaged as bookkeeper for E. A.
Bugbee, contractor. She begins her du-
ties next Monday.
Miss Bessie Mcdonald was in the city
this morning on the way to her home in
Washington from the Northfeld High
school which she attends.
The Norwich University baseball team
arrived in the city this morning and are
playing Goddard Seminary this afternoon.
This win be Goddard's first scheduled
game.
Henry Willis and wife Of Glenn Falls,
n. Y, arrived in the city this morning
and are to reside here. Mrs Willis is al
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. q. D. Newhali
of this city.
g. Christofaro was arrested by Officer
Wood at nine O'Clock last evening for in
toxication. He pleaded guilty in city
courtrthis morning and paid fine Of S.
with costs Of $3.50.
Noble s. Love Of Newport, who was
formerly a clerk for Prindle & Averill in
this city, has been engaged by Phelps
Bros. to take w II. Pitkin's place. He
will begin his duties May 18th.
There viii be special meeting Of the
Modern Woodmen of America on Monday
evening, May 4th at $50 p. m. for the
adoption OF several candidates and other
important business. j. T. Mcdonald, VIC.
cover the Teacupsn club will meet with
the president, Mrs. Katherine Mcdonald,
Monday evening May 4, to transact inn
portrait business. Let as many as pos
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Virgil E. Ayers Of the firm Of Miller &
Ayers went to Groton pond yesterday to
see how much damage was done there BY
IRE Thursday. A large saw dust pile
caught fire while some men we're burning
the grass about the premises.
Despite the high wind yesterday very
little damage was done to telephone and
wires in this vicinity. Two
trees blew down across the New England
wires ON Beckley Hill and the repair gang
was busy there part Of the day.
The Letohytic whist club met last even
ing at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. A.
Sargent and very pleasant evening was
passed Mr.. and Mrs j w. Grady won
the first prize and f. S. Williams and Mrs.
b. 4. Eastman the second prize.
The Spauldlng High School Athletic
Association netted S2I as a result Of their
concert and social at the school building
last evening A fine entertainment was
given and the class in physical culture
gave its drin. Ice cream and cake we're
served to large number.
The death Of Eliza II Turner. aged six |
ty-four years, widow OF Curtis Turner, oc-
CURED yesterday at her home at Barre
street, Montpelier. Mrs. Turner has had
several shocks and has been confined to
her bed for the past year She was the
mother Of James Turner, painter, Of
a. A. Stebbins, the billing clerk In the
Montpelier & Wells River freight Office in
comes to Barre next week to
take the place made vacant
by the resignation Of w. NJ. Hepburn in
the general office Of the Montpelier &
Wells River railroad In this city. Mr.. |
goes to Chicago soon, and later
will 90 to St. Louis to attend the exposi-
tion.
George NJ Douglass reports to have
lost about forty dollars worth Of clothingl
from dry closet in the top of the East
man block where he rents tenement. |
The clothes were taken about 1870 o'clock |
Friday morning. Mr. Douglass heard
noise in the room and going out saw a