The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-07-16
TALK OF THE TOWN.

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Miss Hattie Chandler went TO North.
field this morning
Mrs. Michael sullivan has gone to Burl
ington for a short visit.
E w. Taylor went to Springfield, Mass,
last night on business.
Wills II. Reihhard Of Bath, Penn. il
ID the city on business.
Or. and Mrs B. w. Braley went tc
Burlington this morning.
George T. swasey went to St Johns
bury this noon on business.
Rev. f. a. Poole returned from Marble,
head Neck, Mass, last night.
W. r. Rowland went to New York last
night for short visit with friends.
wise King Flour makes Bread that Is
delicious, appetiziug and wholesome.
Don't forget the Central Labor Union
Injecting this evening at 80 o'clock.
Mrs. win Heath and daughter went Ia
Sharon this morning, to visit relatives.
Dr. VI F. Mann and two children went
to Brattleboro this noon to visit relatives.
Mrs Emma Nichols and Miss Nadine
Nichols Of Marshfeld were In the city yes
terday.
A special meeting Of the Central Labor
union win be held this evening at Ls0
o'clock.
DIR. 7. Nj. Lynde went to Burlington
this morning to attend the state golf tour
nament.
S. D. Whittier Of West Burke, who has
been visiting at f. B. Gates, returned to
his home this morning
Or. McSweeney returned today from
North Creek, \ II, where he went to
attend the funeral Of his sister.
C. S. Andrews left last night for De-
troit, Mich, to attend the national con
vention Of the Epworth League
Tom suitor, who cut his hand last week
Is in very serious condition, blood poison
having set IN in his hand and arm.
Mothers are requested to remember the
sewing school at the Universalist yestrv
Saturday afternoon from 2.30 to $50
O'Clock.
All members Of Green Mountain Coun-
Gil, No. 786, K. A., are requested to be
present Friday evening The D. S, R.
will be present.
Mrs. George Robertson and son, Ed
ward, have gone on carriage drive to
East Brookfeld to visit her cousin, Mrs.
Louise Spooner,
Gates Real Estate agency has sold for
S. d. Whittier, his house and two acres Of
land on Beckley street to Paul Beaulieu,
consideration 81 200.
James Cordlner, ir., returned Lass night
from Albany, n. T., where he has been
| visiting for the past two weeks with
George Grant, formerly OF this city.
Mrs, Helen Gay and family leave today
for Montreal, r. o.. from which place they
viii sail Saturday for England. They ex-
pect 81 be gone about three months.
The case against T. Gould for breach Of
the peace was mol pressed BY the State in
city court this morning after the Jury had
been summoned and partly drawn.
Among those registered at the City hotel
today are @. a. MeFarlane Of Boston, Fl.
Al Abbott Of Concord, N I'll. S. r. Stew
art Of Hamilton, Ohio, and E. II. Coffin
Of Boston.
Sanctuary Granite City, No. %, S. Of
Al, will hold a meeting this evening at
7.80 sharp. Business Of the evening will
election Of officers and Initiation. Mem
bers are requested to be present.
A special meeting Of Loyal Green
Mountain Lodge Of the L o. o, +. M. III.
will be held IN ForFesters hall on Friday
evening, July III, for the purpose Of work
ing degrees. Per order Noble Grand
Messrs. Perry. Reed and Halvosa Of the
Smith and Walker force, returned from
Hardwick Tuesday night, having laid out
seyenty-fve building lots in that town for
A. D. Gilley Of Barre Montpelier Jour
nal
The Ida Reed W. c. T. L. viii meet
with Mrs. Chandler on Ayers street Friday
afternoon at $50 AS Mrs. Chandler Is
not able TO attend the meetings Will the
members make an extra effort to meet
with her
big crowd OF people was ont last night
tolisteu to the band concert by the Mont
pelier Military Band, but was disappoint-
ed as the rain made postponement neces-
sary. The band came up to give the con-
cert and took the next car back
AT the meeting Of Local Barre Of the
Socialist party the following comrades
were elected to fiji the Offices for the next
six months: Financial secretary, William
Evans: corresponding secretary, Alex
Ironside; librarian, James Neale; organ
\ izer, William Jones.
/ The Christian Endeavor society OF the
1 Baptist church planned to have a lawn
party at the home Of Miss Annie Ingalls,
at 8 Clark street last evening, but owing
to the rain the party was held in the
house. There were about 40 young people
present and the evening was spent ID
/ playing games A short musical program
was given and Ice cream and cake were
served
G A. Smith Of Montpelier, who Is en-
gagged IN moving the big monument 70
President Chester A. Arthur, which is
now stuck fast in the highway near Shell
don with only part of the journey com
pleted, tried to get H. G. Leonard. Of this
city, to finish the moving. Ex-MayoI
/ James Boutwell,, Of Montpelier, was In the
city yesterday to see Mr. Leonard for the
same purpose, but the latter decided that
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