The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-07-03
TALK OF THE TOWN.

ing } 0ssola.
William Mime left this noon fora weeks
visit in Holyoke. Mass
Wise King Flour makes Bread that &
delicious, appetizing and wholesome.
Dan Dumbrouskie goes to Randolph to-
morrow to spend Sunday with friends.
William Carswell returned yesterday
from Chester, where he has been working.
Felix Comoni and son left today for
Concord, n. a., for visit Of few days.
The stone sheds Of the city win close
down this evening until Monday morning.
Waterbury has cancelled its game with
the Barre bali team scheduled for tomoE-
row.
Earl Bemis went to MarsbGeld this
morning to spend the Fourth with rela-
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs Oliver Rice Of 81. Johns
bury are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. II. w.
Shores.
Thomas g. Carson has returned from
Peekskill n H., where he has been fol-
some time.
Alfred Lane has taken the contract FOL
renovation Of the county court room at
Montpelier
Frank Rooney was called to st. Adams
last night by the sudden death Of his
brother, John,
Frank Walker returned last night from
Boston where be attended the Christian
Science convention.
Regular meeting Of the Royal Ladies at
Odd Fellows hall Friday evening, july 8,
at O'Clock sharp.
During the storm yesterday afternoon
two Young shade trees on Currier Park
were blown down.
Mr.. Hall, an organ tuner from Boston,
has been tuning the organ 10 the Congre
gational church this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Burnham and Mr.
and Mrs, Bert Bartlett have gone to Dan
vile 70 spend few days fishing at Joe'i
pond
Miss Mabel jackson Of Orange and
James Dickey Of this city were married al
Montpelier Wednesday evening, by Rev
I. T, Reed
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Kesson aud Afr
and Mrs David Dawson returned last
night from Boston, whore they have been
TO attend the Christian Science conyen.
ton.
Simon Parker 81 Calais has sold his
farm and lumber lot to parties inthis city.
Consideration $500 sale was made
through the D, a. Perry Real Estate
agency,
The school Of sculpture which has been
conducted in Montpelier during the sum
mer months, has been discontinued this
year. it is expected that school win be
started on a larger scale next summer.
Wanted On the susquehanna Twelve
union granite cutters are wanted In Port
Deposit Md Steady men can find good
and long job as the firm has plenty Of
work ahead. Apply to the McClenahan
Granite Company. James Duncan, Nat.
sec
Edward 6abree Of Montpelier has re.
ceived the title Of "habitual drBnkard'
under the dehnit on given IN the license
law. He was convicted in Montpelier city
court Wednesday eveningof q third offence
Of intoxication,
a private dance was enjoyed at Dewey
park last evening By about 20 couples Of
young people from this city and Montpel
Ter Wilder's orchestra furnished music
for dancing until u o'clock, when spe
cial car carried the party home.
Deputy Sheriff Fitzgerald Of Montpelier
arrested Adolphus Buifard at Littleton
N. IT, Wednesday, on the charge Of being
implicated in the recent burglaries ia thai
city with sun and Badger He will no
be taken into court for day Or two.
copy of The Nome Nugget for Jun,
II was received by j. w Gordon, yester
day. It IS a paper about half the size o
I the Times and sells for - cents copy
Among the local items is one which states
IS HOLSTER jackson Of Vermont Is visit
| ing Nome
| Marriage licenses have been issued Il
the following Ed. ] Dion Of Barr
and Miss Katharine Fox Of Winooski
Winlfred Scott Durett Of Barre town an,
Mary wilkins Of this city Philip e To
bin Of this city and Miss Mary Nell Brusl
/ OF WilllamstoWn.
The police request that the patriotic en-
thusiasm Of the young America be re
i strained until after 8 O'Clock tonight. AMI
1 undue noise win not be tolerated befOri
that hour. After no objections viii b
raised to the uurestrained welcoming g
the Incoming Fourth
4 A special train viii leave Barre at
o'clock on the morning Of Tuesday, Jul,
4 Z. for Burlington connecting with thl
morning boat for Saratoga. This train /
for the Slriners going to Saratoga bu
anyone wishing to 90 to Burlington cal
H get passage on this train
IA letter received from John Giovanell
states that Siro Pelli, the Barre resden
who left with him and nj Rizd for italy
after two days Of travel on the steamship
st. Louis, became insane 80 the eaptail
ordered him to be segregated in a separat
room. The day after when the sailor
went to take him his meals they foun
him dead, he having hanged himself TIL
body was buried at sea.