The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-23
TALK oF THE TOWN.
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o. D. Cyr went to Bethel today on bust
ness.
J.B. KeIby went to Plattsburg, NY,
today.
Arthur Camp went to Burlington last
night.
Asa Pepper of'washington was in the
city today.
Claude Martin went to Windsor today
for few weeks visit.
Thomas Brady has returned from bus
mess visit in Burlington.
Miss Kate Page of Plainfeld visited
friends in the city today.
Mrs. NJ. Marion returned last night
from visit in Burlington.
DR.. and Mrs. E. II. Bailey Of Granite
vile were in the city today.
J. n. Mcdonald is visiting st. Mary's
Academy, Burlington, today.
Johnnie McGowan returned this noon
from visit In Hanover, y. II.
Miss Lu Whitney Of Granville is the
guest Of Mrs. Robert Briggs today.
F.B. Cate has placed his home on
Spaulding street with the F. b. Cate agen-
cy.
Mrs. X. w. Morse and daughter Ruth.
returned yesterday from a few days visit
in Randolph
Frank Beckley returned this morning
from Dartmouth college for visit at his
home in this city.
All members Of Clan Gordon are reques-
ted to wear white gloves and badges to
the service tomorrow.
c. Bau put up a large frame containing
specimens of his work on the side Of his
studio building today.
Angus McMasters pleaded guilty to in
toxieation In city court this morning and
took his ten days In jail
L. a. Prlndle and Harry Houghton re-
turned this afternoon from weeks fish
trip at Philipsburgh P. Q.
Normandeau Bros. 90 to Gaysvllle Mon
day with gang Of men to work building
bridges on the White River Valley rail
road.
MI. and Mrs. Eugene Morse Of Corinth
were the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. 5.
Wallace last night while on their way to
Montpelier
Alvah Beauchaine who has been work
ing as machinist for w. a.. Lane, left this
noon for Franklin n. H., to work for the
Mayo Machine Co.
The Goddard orchestra Of FIVE pieces has
been engaged to furnish mnsic at the am
nuai opening Of the Barre Golf club next
Tuesday afternoon.
Mead Circle, Ladies OF the G.. a. r. win
meet for Memorial services tomorrow on
the second floor Of the opera house at the
foot Of the gallery stairs.
Mise Kate Bowles. teacher in the
/ Church street school building, is to open d
summer school for young scholars soon af-
ter the city schools close.
Rev, Efie X. NJ. Jones will deliver the
! Memorial Sunday address at North Calais
tomorrow She will address the Williams
town G. a. r, Post Memorial Day.
A party Of people from this city went t
Washington last evening to attend the
dance at the Washington Hotel There
were about 80 couples in attendance.
Norwich university defeated Kimbal
Union Academy In base bali at Meriden,
n. H., Thursday by score Of to 2
Morris Of n. y struck out eighteen men,
All members az Crandall Post q. Al. X.
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O'Clock tomorrow afternoon TO attend the
Memorial Sunday services at the opera
house.
Mrs. George w. Tilden left this morn
4 ing for her home in shirley, Mass, after
a two weeks stay ia this city settling up
| tho affairs of her house which was recent
1 II burned.
A petition IN bankruptcy was filed in
Burlington yesterday by Murdo A. Nc
1 Donald, quarryman Of Barre. who has
liabilities Of s21917 and assets Of S25, an
of which are claimed exempt.
A new granite firm has been formed 10
4 Montpelier to be known as Robar II Nc
Cam which viii occupy the G. r. Bianchi
stone shed near the Sibley transfer. Mr..
I LtNNhA AtuH A1NA pNt hAA1 W est NNNeAhN eANAI
for Dean Lily
The report to the state board Of agrieul-
/ ture BY the listers Of Montpelier shows
that the number of horses and colts in
Montpelier is $50 cows 5T5, other meat
stock 100, sheep ia, swine 200 The
Montpelier creamery has made 100000
pounds of butter aud the sales amounted
to $4,000 for year ending April ], 1908,
The entertainment and social given by
the y p G. e. of the Universalist church
last evening was attended by a good sized
audience. A farce, IA Champion Of Her
Sex, was given by eight young girls who
played their parts very nicely and the play
was very much enjoyed. Fruit punch and
waters were served afterwards and so-
cial hour was spent.