The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-06-05
TALK OF The TOWN.

L. L. Scott returned last night from a
4 visit at his home in Granville.
Charles Rogers leaves tonight for Sa-
lem, Mass, on a business trip.
Mrs. Mason Page went to Plainield this
morning on visit with friends
Mrs. John Dodge Of Waits River is Wis
iting friends and relatives in the city.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
A. Cove Of y Eastern avenue yesterday.
David Arthur left this noon for Chicago
TO work for the Blake Granite Co. Of that
city,
Miss Maud Ayers has returned from
Boston where she has been spending a
week.
Mrs. z. S. Church Of Vershire is visit
ing at the home Of c. S. Wallace for a
week.
Mrs. J. p Corskie and Mrs. J. NJ. Cors-
kie have returned from a visit In St.
Johnsbury.
James +. Higgins went to Burlington to
visit an uncle who Is sick at the hospital
there today.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Weeks Of st.
Johnsbury were visitors at J, NJ Cerskie's
Thursday.
VIII A. Dickinson Of Chelsea has been
engaged by H. f. Cutler to work in his IL
very stable.
The biggest and best loaves of thoroughly
good bread made from Wise King Flour
Ask your grocer for 1t.
George Seaver was in the city today on
his way to Montpelier after visit with
relatives in Washington.
There viii be dance at the Washing
ton hotel June 19, instead Of June 9 as
stated in yesterdays paper.
The Universallst Sunday school will re-
hearse at the vestry this evening at
O'Clock, and a full attendance is desired
The infant twins Of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
lRalli died yesterday noon and were bur
led this afternoon in the Catholic ceme-
terry.
Walter Premier, employed by Reynolds
& Son, cut bis knee quite badly while at
work at Berlin Pond Saturday, and will be
laid up some time.
f, :. Bissel billing clerk at the c. v.
| freight Office, has been promoted 10 cash
Ter to fill the vacancy caused by the resig-
nation Of Roy Howard.
You are cordially invited to the ice cream
social that is to be given this evening, be-
ginning at o'clock, in the basement Of
the Presbyterian church.
Beginning with tomorrow the employees
OF the stone sheds will have their Saturday
afternoons off, according to the recent
agreement entered into.
Miss Lillian Dodge Of Worcester. Mass.
who has been visiting relatives IN the city
for the past three weeks, returned home
today. Mrs. ]. q. Dodge and daughter
| Vivian accompanied her for a visit
The united societies Of Christian En-
H deavor Of this city will hold picnic at
Aississquoi park, June 26, the proceeds
Of the picnic to 60 toward the entertain
ment of the State Christian Endeayer con-
yention next October.
The marriage Of Inez Millioent Stuart,
formerly Of Montpelier, to Frank NJ. Bryan
OF that city, win take place at Lancaster,
N. H.. Wednesday evening, June IL. Mr..
and Mrs. Bryan viii be at home in Mont
pelier after September j.
Wilbur Nichols has resigned his posi-
ton as foreman of the ware house at the
Central Vermont freight depot and will
take Ernest Gates place on the Barre
Steam Laundry team Mr.. Gates has left
to work for the new laundry.
The Missionary society Of the Congrega-
tional church held their monthly literary
meeting Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. j.
p Corskie's. Light refreshments were
served The July meeting will be at Miss
Katherine Mathieson's home
All members Of Green Mountain Lodge,
| i. q. @. Fl, III. U.. are requested to meet
in the lodge room on Sunday evening,
June Z, at so clock, for the purpose Of
attending church. It is hoped that every
member win make an effort to be present.
/ The New England Granite Tool shop,
better known as the lizard Up tool shop,
has received a handsome new express
wagon which Is said to be the finest in the
city. 1t is the work Of All Curtis and
Prof. Alex Daniels now presides on its
seat.
The play THE Blue or the Gray, I'M
der the auspices Of the Kings Daughters
at the Seminary last evening was very
well attended and very successfully carried
out. The parts were all well taken and.
showed that much careful preparat on had
been made.
The Tool Sharpeners hall will undoubt.
eddy be filled on Sunday morning next at
which time the trade unionists and social
lists combine in holding services in memo
~ of the late f Q. Mccartney, who pass
/ ed from this lie, regretted by all who IA
vor the rights Of workingmen
State Auditor Graham has made rul.
I ing that under the new law intoxcation
leases are city cases and not state So that
the bills Of costs must be presented to the
Irrespective cities for auditing and not to
the state auditor. This win make heavy
bin for the city to pay, though on the other
hand the zines win go to the city.
| Hiawatha Lodge Of odd Fellows Will
have memorial services at the Baptist
church sunday evening at o'clock, the
sermon TO be preached by Rev. w AT Kin
lie, pastor Of the church, and himself a
member Of the order. All members are
requested to be at the hall at $50 o'clock
with white gloves and badges. Per order
committee.
The scholars Of the sixth grade Of the
public schools gave their teacher, Miss
/ Edith Young, a surprise party last even.
! ing at the home Of Miss Esther MIDGET
Refreshments consisting Of cake. fruit,
candy and fruit punch were served. The