The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-08
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Sales Of wise King Flour are lnoreasin

Sales Of Wise King Flour are increasing
Alex Robertson went to Boston satur
7 Rossi went to Montreal today on
Isabel Tlerney went to HolyoEe, Mass.
today.
". S Robins spent Labor Day 10 Wat.
erbury.
Daniel Worthley Of washington was in
the city today.
Mrs J A Maynard went to Berkslre,
P. @, yefteTday
c. Cassani returned today from visit
in Buffalo, \. y
Mrs II. a. Holt lett this noon for Bos-
ton for a short visit.
Webster Laird has gone to Woodbury.
for few days vacation.
George Marion went to Boston satur-
day on a few days visit.
Frank Wiley Of Lyndonville visited
friends in the city yesterday.
Miss Nj A. Miles went to Boston satur-
day to attend the millinery openings.
Paul Blanchl returned to Woodstock to-
day after visit with friends in this city.
Mrs. DgA. Fraser returned last night
from few weeks visit IN Cookshlre 7.
g.
vincltla lodge, K. OF r., win work the
second rank at the regular meeting to-
night.
Miss Lillian Keith, who has been visit
/ Ing at w. T. Stevens, left this noon for
Boston.
4 son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur Parks Of Pleasant street yesterday
morning.
Mrs. i. a. Warner Of Washington left
this noon for Boston 70 attend the fall
millinery openings.
Ernest Bemis began work this morning
| in Prindle Il Averiil's after week s vaea-
tlon spent 10 Marshheld.
Miss Grace Stanley Of Washington, went
to Hyde Park Mass, to resume her posi-
ton as teacher III the city school.
Miss Alice A. pike left this noon for a
two weeks trip to Boston aud New York
to attend the fan millinery openings.
Ira and Lucy Calef Of Washington, left
| yesterday morning for a two weeks trip to
l-Old Orchard, Boston and Providence, RI
There win be a meeting Of the Socialists
in tie Wheeloek block bah this evening at
1880 o'clock Alex Ironsidesi Secretary,
Mr.. and Mrs. Delvin Campbell who
have been visiting their sons 10 this city,
returned tothelr home In Hyde Park this
morning
| Walter Williams who has been visiting
at his home in this CITY for few days
left this morning on bis return 70 Little
ton, Conn.
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Prindie &Averilrs.
The Granite Polishershers Union win
/ hold their regular meeting Wednesday
evening OF $50 in Carpenters hall, A full
attendance Is desired.
/ Mrs. Rilla Bombard and daughter, who
/ has been visiting Mr.. and MIS-. Edward
their home 10 Nashua, N II.
old and Young Folks dance at the
i Washington Hotel Friday evening sept Ill.
/ G8od music aud a splendid floor to dance
on. Dancing soc, supper 25c.
Miss Lillian Mott has returned from
/ Old Orchard Beach where she has spent a
few week, and Is now ready TO take up
her work dressmaking at B. w. Bassett's,
As Franklin street.
The N. 3. o. r. win hold corn roast
at Dewey Park Saturday afternoon and
evening The date Of the affair was
changed from Wednesday evening by a
vote taken last evening.
1 There will be no band concert by the
| Montpelier Military band this week, either
1 In this city Oh Montpelier, as the band is
otherwise engaged The band room at
Montpelier is also in course Of repair.
Il ~. II. Gladding was elected treasurer
4 Of the Uniyersalist State Convention Of
Il Vermont and Province of Quebec, held az
/ LyndonviIie this week. as successor to i G.
CaIef Of Washington, who has resigned.
! The Ladies Union Of the Uni7arsalst
church viii hold a business meeting in the
church parlor Thursday afternoon at 80
| O'Clock to make preparations for the fair
| II is desired that every member be pres
ent.
The Boys club opened last night and
membership for the new year was taken
The rooms viii be open for a short time at
seven instead Of ego Boys wishing to
Join after school hours win be welcome to
DO so.
Miss Lizzie Townsend, the milliner, and
/ Mrs Joseph Doney, her trimmer, together
/ with Miss Helen Harrington, who has
charge Of Miss Townsends branch store
ID WiIliamstown, left last night for New
York to purchase the fall styles IN millin-
cry
At the Uniyersalist convention held at
Iyndonville this week, Rev Efie K. NJ.
Jones was elected church delegate and w,
\ Ill. Gladding lay delegate to the Universal
4 list General Convention to take place IN
Washington, d, Oh, for one week, begin
ming October 20, 1908.
There viii be no more sewing schools at
\ the Universalst church All those who
wish to continue the work viii meet with
Mrs F. r. Cutler every Saturday after
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