The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-22
TALK OF THE TOWN.



William Evans went to Troy, n. y, to
Clinton Thwing returned last night frou
Roxbury.
Charles Comoli returned from New orl
last night.
L. F. Fortney Of Plainheld was in The
city today.
Don Brown of Washington was in tn,
city today.
Mrs. L. I. Smith left this morning for
Fitchburg, Mass.
Ira c. Calef Of of Washington was in
the city last night.
f. T. Scott returned last night from
White River Junction.
A. Mollinetti left last night for New
York where he will work.
Z. L. Perry went to st. Johnsbury This
morning on business trip.
Nelson Downing has moved into DR.. De
ziel's house on Merchant street.
There win be a regular meeting Of Can
ton Vinton, No Q, this evening.
Mrs. L. S. Norris, who has been sick
for some time, is gradually falling.
Frank Hutchinson and Royal Ordway Of
Washington, were IN the city today
st. Johns Court, G. o. F., win hold it.
regular meeting this evening at Z O'Clock
H. F. Johnson, G. Il Bugbee and Her
bert Colby went to Roxbury this morning
B. P. White goes tonight to Greensboro
Pond where he viii spend the next ter
days.
There will'be meeting Of the Knight,
Of Columbus Saturday evening at 7.SC
o'clock
G. Bau has been chosen class photogra
pher for the graduating class Of Goddard
Seminary.
B. II. Wells returned last night from
Boston where he has been for the pas
week on business.
Edward Bruce went to Waterbury today
with Wilder's orchestra toplaY at dance
there this evening.
Rev. Efie X NJ Jones Of this city viii
deliver the Memorial Sunday address be
fore the Williamstown q A. r.
Hotel Milano began this morning run
ming two-seated carriage to the trains
and will take passengers any where in ths
city.
The st. Adams High school base bal
team arrived in the city this morning and
are playing Goddard Seminary this after.
noon.
Miss Nellie Harrigan returned to hel
home in Norlhheld this morning after q
visit In this city with her sister, Miss Mar
garet Harrigan.
Mrs. John smith left this morning fol
Albany, n. y to attend the funeral Of
Mrs. Adolph Schilling which takes place
tomorrow afternoon.
The strawberry social given ia the Uni
versalst church last evening by the La
dies union was largely attended ana prov
ed most enjoyable affair.
MI. and Mrs. Thomas LaCraft Of Gran
iteyille, left this moring for Leeds, r. @.
where they viii stay for about six week.
when they 60 to British Columbia to live
Miss Fannie Draper has been at Han.
over, nj H., several days to attend the fes
Itivities Of tJunior week Her place Ii
the city schools was taken BY Miss Hatch
The Rialto bridge, in Montpelier, whiei
/ is being repaired, is now considered to b.
safe enough so that the electric cars ar
running over it to the end Of the line Of
State street.
Members Of Clan Gordon are requisite.
to meet at their hall Sunday, May "a, a
| 10 M. for the purpose Of attending spec
ial service ut the Presbyterian church
Jas, Elrick, see'y.
Miss Ida Charbonneau and Charlie
/ Roberts who have been visiting at Nose
/ Charbonneau's returned to their home i
Burlington this morning Miss Ann
Charbonneau accompanied them for fey
days visit.
/ Alderman III Al Duffy, chairman Of til
water committee Of the board OF aldermen
visited the Orange brook reservoir Of til
city supply yesterday, and found the wa
ter in the reservoir was higher than on
4 previous visit,
The annual opening Of the Barre Col
1 club is to be held at the club house o.
Tuesday, May 2G, and arrangements ar
being made whereby very pleasant tim
win be assured.
Frederick H. Cole, a recent graduate 0
Tufts College Divinity school, and form
Ell Goddard student, has received a call t
become pastor of the Uniyersalist ehurcl
at Gorham, Me. He will be installed ear
/ " in June.
The young ladies Of the Uniyersalis
church will give the farce entitled ~Th
| Champion Of Her Sex this Friday even
ing, at 100 in the vestry followed by
/ social and light refreshments. Admission
Il0 cents. May they have a good house.
w. d. Jones the contractor, has com
pleted the job Of grading on the Rochester
! railroad and has taken his men to circuit
station about four miles below BELOW
4 Falls, where he has a job grading for th
double track the Boston & Maine railroa'
is putting ia between Bellows Falls AM
Bsattleboro.
The Goddard boys say that, despite til
4 rum0r which has come from Montpelie
i that they will cancel the game with Mont
I uaIinr seminary On fhp local campus mex