The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-07-24
TALK OF THE TOWN.

today
virgil Ayers went to Burlington last
night
Joseph Cato left last night for Buffalo,
Miss Mary Mcdonald has gone to chel-
sea for a visit
Antonio Rossi left this morning for
Quincy, Mass.
A Union card was put into the B. D.
Tomasi store today.
W. f. Young Of Bradford was in the city
yesterday on business.
Miss Ina Dawson has gone to Spring
field. Mass, 20 visit friends.
Wise King Flour makes Bread that is
delicious, appetizing and wholesome.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gauthier went to
Waterbury last night to spend Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. G, L. Currier went to
Bradford this morning to visit friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene O'Brien went to
Waterbury this morning to spend Sunday.
William oliver and family went to
Highgate Springs today for weeks out
ing.
Mrs. g. II. Anker returned home last
night from a several weeks visit in Wa
terford, n. Y.
Denis Campbell arrived in the city last
night from Berlin, y. H., for a few weeks
visit with friends.
Miss Louise Calder and Mrs. Georgia
Aborn and child have gone to Hardwiek
for weeks visit,
Remember that 40 cent candy in full
pound boxes for 20 cents at the Red Cross
Pharmacy Saturday.
Remember that 40 cent candy in full
pound boxes for 20 cents, at the Red Cross
Pharmacy Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. r. Williams and Mr..
and Mrs. William oliver went to High
gate this morning to remain over Sunday.
Miss Emma Whitehead is working as
tbookkeeper in the Union Mutual Fire In.
surance company's Office at Montpelier, as
extra help.
A home investment. The capital stock
Of The Peoples National bank Of Barre,
800 per share. Subscribe now at Prindle
& Averills.
Pliny Cutler, clerk in the new Savings
Bank, returned last night from two
weeks vacatation spent at bis home 10
Plaindeld
Rev. Mr.. Henry Of Morristown, Penn,
who is visiting in the city, conducted the
mid-week services at the Congregational
church last evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Robins, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. 4. Davis and Mr., and Mrs. Har-
ley i. Ayerill left this morning for a
months stay at Tenants Harbor, Me.
A party consisting of Gould More, G.
| III Pape, Harry Reams, Misses Lucy Cum
/ ings, Edna Perry, Alice Pape and Mrs. +.
RI Rickert went to Highgate yesterday to
remain over Sunday.
Mrs. John Mitchell, who has been visit
| Ing her brother and sister, James E. Ross
and Mrs James Fraser, for the past
month, leaves tomorrow for her home in
Aberdeen, Scotland.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Northrop, Miss
Mary Stimson and Miss Marjorie Burbank
Of Montpelier left this morning for Green's
boro pond, where they viii spend week
at Miss Stimson's cottage
Mrs. r. d. Morrison, who was called tC
Barre several weeks ago by the death Of
her father, John Smith, and who since
/ then has been the guest Of her sister, Mrs
John Maiden, has returned to Keith
P. @.
James Murray Of East Montpelier was
Il ia court this morning having been ar
rested by Officer Wood last night for in.
toxioatlon. He pleaded guilty and was
/ fiued S. with costs Of ss.14. He win take
ten days in jail
Invitations have been issued for the re-
view and dress parade of lst Regiment In
fautry, " n. g., which takes place at the
state camp grounds, adjoining Fort Ethan
Allen. at $50 Thursday afternoon, August
ID, Governors Day.
The funeral services of the late Mrs
Louise Watson will be held tomorrow
afternoon at 3 o'clock, from her old home
i 455 North Main street, Rev. }. Edward
Wright of Montpelier officiating The
burial will be in Elmwood cemetery.
While their sheds are closed today and
tomorrow, Burke Bros. are improving the
opportunity to install 30 horse powei
electric motor to replace a so horse power
which the rapid growth Of their business
has made inadequate to the demands upor
it.
James Turner OF Montpelier. and Chas
chllds Of Morrisville, were taken to Rut
land yesterday by Deputy Fitzgerald and
0nicer Durkee took IL G. Gilbert Of Wa
terbury to the house Of correction at Rut
land to serve sentences of three months
each for furnishing
The ladies are anxious to see so little
girls at the sewing school at the Uniyer
salist church, ? 80 to $50 Saturday after
noon. We have class Of % already
Anyone can take lessons on fancy woTl
for 10 cents an hour. win some Of tn
ladies come and assist.
Auction this evening and Saturda,
afternoon and evening at and O'Clock
One Estey organ in fine condition, on
mantle bed with large mirror in front, cos
$40, and a large line of furniture. Mus
be sold at the city auction rooms on tn
above date. o. II. Hale, auctioneer.