The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-08-22
TALK OF THE TOWN.

u J Meade left this morning for Brad
ford to prepare his eating house for the
fair.
Marshall w Keith, a granite and mar
BILE dealer Of Parkman, Ohio, is IN Mont
pelier.
Mrs. William Wilson Of Pleasant. street
went to West Dummerston today 70 visit
relatives.
Mrs. Thomas Wishart and son. William,
are expected home today from their visit
to Scotland.
No matter how capable the cook, the
best bread cannot be made without Wise
King Flour.
The Rev. Mr. Mitchell is expected to
return from his vacation about the end Of
next week.
Miss Maude Bly, returned last night
from d two weeks vacation spent in Bos-
ton and vicinity.
Miss J. Augusta Briggs Of Waltham,
Mass, IS visiting her brother, r. T.
Briggs, for few days.
Mrs. d. S. Waterman and daughters
went TO Glover this noon 20 spend two
weeks with her parents.
There viii be auction sales at the city
auction rooms this afternoon and evening,
and also Monday evening.
Harry Mcintosh left this morning for
Manchester, \. II, to spend q two weeks
vacation with bis brother, Thomas.
o. W. Boyea and sister, Cora, went TO
Rouses Point y. T., this morning, where
they win spend a two weeks vacation,
o. J. III Mathews Of this city, book
keeper for J H. Boutwell, will take a two
weeks vocation from his duties beginning
today.
The Montpelier Business College, 70
State street, viii be open on Aug 26th for
the receipt Of personal applications, day
and evening
A HOME INVESTMENT. THE CAPITAL
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Barre, 500 per share. Subscribe now at
Prindle & Averill's.
D. T. Worthen, American Express Mes
senger on the Central Vermont train, went
to Bradford this morning to attend the
wedding Of his brother
Wilders orchestra has been engaged to
furnish music at the clam bake to be given
by r. O. Bowers to the granite mauufact-
urers at Fountain Park today.
w. c. Jones is at work now on two
contracts he received from the Boston q
Maine railroad to abolish two railroad
crossings near Franklin, n III.
Mr. and Mrs Edwin Brown, Mr. and
Mrs. Cyrus Dickey and Mr. andMrs. Rory
Mcdonald Of Washington went to Malletts
bay this morning for weeks outing
Frank f. Howe, f. b. Packard, w. L.
Lyons and +. F. Rawson Of Bennington,
with George Peck Of Montpelier, are
camping at Groton Pond for one week.
]. I. Potter left last night for Boston to
| remain a week when he will 60 through
the southern part Of the state giving read.
| ings with the Sturteyant sisters Of Bar
nard.
4 Mrs. Leslie, the pTima donna from the
| Conservatory Of Music, Boston, win sing
at the concert given at the Ladies Aid SO
/ ciety in the Presbyterian church, Friday
evening, Aug q
The Ballard Steamship Agency reports
that the steamship Commonwealth d0eked
at Boston last night at s O'Clock Mr.
1 VIM Wishart and mother were passengers
on the Commonwealth.
BIT. and Mrs James Mulholland Of
! Brasher Falls, n. II, who have been Wis,
iting Mr.. and Mrs, J. W. Jackson, left
! yesterday for Burlington and Lake George,
continuing their wedding trip.
The parrot which has been flying about
/ the city for two days and attracting se
much attention is the property Of l0t
/ 0ssola A liberal reward Is offered FOL
it's recaptnre as viii be seen by glance
at the adv, columns.
Phineas D. I.add Of Montpelier and Mis-
4 Susan Lee Stone of Cabot were married 81
! Cabot Wednesday evening, the ceremony
II being performed BY Rev. D. I. billiard
\ They win reside in Montpelier, where thl
groom is employed,
The Ladies AID society win give an ic,
cream social at the Presbyterian churcl
Friday evening, Aug. Is The beautifu
cantata "Fairyland' win be presented
that evening, under the direction Of Mls
Phillips. Admission 10 cents.
The Ladies Missionary society Of th
I Congregational church gave a tea In tai
church parlors last evening which wa
quite largely attended. The evening wa
pleasantly passed and all were pleased t
greet the pastor and his wife who hav
just returned from their summer vacation
Chief Of Police Brown says there mus
be stop put to shooting firearms within
the city limits 1t is contrary to the cit
ordinances and the ordinance is to b
strictly enforced In the future. Their
have recently been two very narrow es
capes from accidental shooting where fire
arms have been discharged at targets o
birds
Marjorie Martin and John Morriso
Martin, who are spending the summer a
the Morrison farm, gave a party o
Friday afternoon from two until Eve t
their little friends in the neighborhood
those present being Grace Wyle, Rutl
Wylie, Maude Wylie, Wayne Martin, In
Wood, Ruth Wood, Lewis Clay, Gertrud
Janette, Christina Fletcher and Charlie
Fletcher.
Asa Harrington brought to this Oflic
yesterday potato which he raised in hl
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