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

Mrs. FREQ oiayton went ~. Adams thls
morning.
William Fraser returned yesterday from
Hardwiek.
Miss Bessie Cave returned this morning
from Randolph.
Frank AIinard went to Northheld this
morning on business.
Harry Ford went to Burlington this morn
Ing on business trip.
Mrs. Chauncey Wiley returned last
night from Mortified,
Mrs R, A. Hoar and children return to-
day from Highgate Slrllgs.
Mrs. F. Il. Thurston returned yesterday
from weeks visit in Rutland.
Halvoosa Brothers announce an auction
sale Of granite tools on this page
Saturday candy, regular 40 cent goods
for 20 cents at Red Cross Pharmacy
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry A. Goodrich went
today to Hardwick to spend a week.
Rev. G. Fl. Watt will speak in the Bout
well district Sunday afternoon at 8 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bates went to Bur
lington this morning to visit over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Pitkln went to
Burlington this morning to spend Sunday.
G. c. Barnes is putting in foundation
for new house on his lot On Maple Ave
nue..
Mrs. John Calcagni Of Silver street, left
last night for Italy on account Of her poor
health
Rev. Brian @. Roberts returned last
night from a visit with his father in Con-
cord, n.
Miss Emma Carter left today for Greens.
boro where she win spend a weeks vaca-
ton.
No matter how capable the cook, the
best bread cannot be made without Wise
King Flour
Avoid the rush by paying your taxes as
early in the day as possible. Time expires
Monday night
Pay your taxes while you can do it with
out extra expense to yourself. Time ex-
pires Monday night.
Mr. and Mrs. a. B. Hoyt Of Ticonic,
Iowa, are visiting their son, Charles A.
Hoyt, for few weeks.
Miss Dora Cummings went to her home
in Lancaster, n H., today after visit
with Mrs Lester Heath.
There was slight frost in some sec
tions Of Barre last night, but the heavy
dew prevented any damage.
~. g. Reynolds, Harry Mcneil and
Samuel Carswell went to St, Adams this
morning to attend the races.
Miss Bella Downie begins two weeks
vacation tonight from Homer Fits store,
which she win spend in Hardwiek.
The members Of the ehlldrens choir Of
st. Moniea's church are requested to meet
at the convent at $3.50 this afternoon.
III J Thwing and family returned this
morning from Roxbury, where they have
been stopping for the past few weeks.
Contractor "A. ]. Langefleld who is to
pave Main street with gang Of 16 men
arrived this morning to begin operations
An shop stewards are requested to meet
at the Office Of the Branch, corner OF Gran
lite and Main street. on Monday night al
I O'Clock.
Mrs. S. B. Bemis and daughter, Carrie
returned last night from Rochester where
they have been visiting relatives for the
past week.
Frank w Jackson win leave Monday
for a ten days business trip to New York
and Boston, to purchase goods for the Nc
Whorter store
All fremen are requested to meet al
/ Firemen's hall, Prospect street, Monday
evening, Aug, 10, at 7.80 O'Clock. o. II
/ Campbell, chief
A HOME INVESTMENT. The CAPITAL
/ STOCK Of The Peoples National Bank o.
Barre, 500 per share. Subscribe now a
Prindle & Averil's.
1 At the Salvation Army Barracks tomor
row afternoon at 8 O'clock, Envoy Rog
ers will give an address on the social worl
Of the salvation Army.
The Universalist church viii reopen to
morrow after vacation but the pastor vii
be absent for two Sundays and the pulpi
will be supplied. Dr. Wright preache
tomorrow
Barre is making good move in having
the telephone wires in the city placed an
der ground 1t IS safer and better ant
eventually all wires should be buried. r
/ Montpelier Argus.
/ The tool sharpeneTs Of Barre haYint
Il formed a base BAN team would like game
with any nine from any labor organization
in Barre or vicinity. Address, Jane
Murray, n South Main St., City.
AT the evening service at Gas of th
Methodist church G. ). Andrews, pres
dent Of the Epworth League, viii give
partial report Of the proceedings Of the In
ternational convention at Detroit
one citizen who does not have a secon
class class license picked up enough boi
ties about his place last week to bo able
realize 90 cents on them. He says he ha
taken a couple Of cart loads II broke
empties to the dump, Montpelier Argus
1t was Mrs. Samuel Barr instead Of Mr.
Vincenzo Barr who died yesterday, as an
nounced in Yesterdays paper, and the d
ceased leaves a husband but no children
The funeral was held this afternoon at
O'Clock and the burial was 10 Hope GEM
terry
Ensign Ernest Owen, financial seeretar
| fnr thia division If tha Salvation rn1,