The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-06-19
TALK OF The TOWN.

All union stores win be closed tonight
E.E. Perry returned last night from
stowe
/ EN-. Tayntor went to Groton and
south Ryegate this morning on business.
/ NJ. D. Thompson Of Hardwick has been
spending a few days with friends in
town.
i zlngarlar, graduate palmist, is at the
Otis, IS Pearl street, for short time
only. z
Miss Charlotte Andrews Of Richmondis
visiting her brother, G. 5. Andrews, for a
few days.
Hear J. w. Brown, the Socialist VS.. the
Class War, Depot square, Saturday night
at $50 p. M.
The biggest and best loayes Of thoroughly
good bread made from Wise King Flour.
Ask your grocer for it.
Large auction sale Of furniture this eve
/ ming and Saturday afternoon and evening
at Hale's auction rooms
Don't forget the lawn party at the
/ Church Of the Good Shepherd this week
Saturday evening, weather permitting
The regular monthly meeting of Barre
| Branch. G.. G, n. IT,, will be held In
Miles hall Saturday evening at Z o'clock.
We are requested to state that the John
Brown in city court this week on a charge
Of being drunk, was not resident Of
Barre.
Mrs John Manning Of Hardwiek has
purchased In that village a house Of eight
rooms for ST $3.50. The house Is located on
/ Cherry street.
| w. ID. Jones Of this city a student at
Montpelier seminary. has been elected a
corporal in the seminary cadet battalion
for next year.
Mrs G. B. Tilden returned to her home
in Mortified last night after visiting In
/ the city with her two sons, Arthur and
George Tilden.
/ Miss Myra Morse went to her home in
/ Mortified last night to remain a week
when she will 60 to Westport, n. T., to
spend the summer.
The Barre Defenders ball team is pre-
/ pairing to play with the Hardwick team at
Hardwick tomorrow, the irst game OF the
season for the Barre team.
THE first time You are down town don't
fail to drop In at the fire sale and look the
/ goods. over whether you wish to buy or
not, at the Boston Bargain Store.
There win Be a dance at the Washing
ton hotel this evening June 10. Old
folks and young folks invited. Dancing
80 cents, supper rs cents each. Gauthier's
orchestra
The Montpelier school board has re-en-
gagged Principal e. G. Ham for the high
school at a salary Of 81, 700 Eight Of the
teachers have had their salaries raised SIS
year and five $50 year.
The graduating exercises of Montpelier
Seminary yesterday were attended by a
considerable number from this city. There
were 81 graduates In the different courses,
including the business course.
Elmer Tracey has placed his twelve
acre farm with new set Of buildings
/ between Barre and Montpelier with Cate,
Real Estate agency for immediate sale
Five minutes walk from electric cars.
The class day exercises Of the Montpel
Ter high school were held yesterday after
noon in the assembly hall Of the new
school building on East state street. Their
are II in the graduating class this year.
Mr.. and Mrs John Willard 81 Montpe
: lier are among the few successful ones a
| Greensboro Pond this week. Mrs. Willard
caught a lake trout that weighed o 8
pounds and Mr.. Willard one weighing II
pounds. Together they caught seven larg'
fish.
II the weather be fine tomorrow tht
, members of the Presbyterian BOYS Bri
gate win meet at the church at 1870 in tht
afternoon 70 take, under the guidance 81
, Captain Cruicgshank, a march into the
country. Bring base ball and bat. Dress
ii uniforms.
Frank +. Barnes has placed bis new VI
to date seven room cottage on Maple Grove
with the + b. Cate Real Estate agency
for sale This cottage has every moderr
improvement and for style and fnish i
cannot be beaten In the city. Inquire al
Eofice, Il and p Bolster block.
Mr. and Mrs. William Calder and son
Mrs. James Scott and son Albert anC
Mrs, Charles VIII left on the 3.05 tT5i
this afternoon for Montreal, from which
place they win sail tomorrow on tht
"Ioniann for Scotland. MT and Mrs
Mulch are to 60 to Edinburgh and the 9th
ers to places IN Aberdeenshire. They
will be gone several months.
Arthur A. Stebbins, chief clerk Of thu
Barre r. X. in this city was married K
Miss Eva NJ Wallen Wednesday after
: noon at the brides home 80 Loomis street
Montpelier, the ceremony having been per
formed by Rev Guy G. Lamson. Mr., anC
Mrs Stebbins went yesterday to New
York for a wedding trip, They will re
side at 80 Looms street, Montpelier.
The case Of Mrs. Lucinda Northrop o
Marshfeld against Charles Sharkey o
Barre was tried before Justice o. II
Smith and jury last Saturday, at Mead
er's Hotel Marshdeld. After being on
two hours the jury rendered verdict 70
y defendant to recover costs. Appeal wa
taken to county court j, p. Lams0n
council for plaintiff, F } Marshall for de
4 PENDANT.
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American magazine Norman Duncan
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