The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-29
TALK OF THE TOWN.

+. Farney went to Springfield, Mass to-
day.
John Bossi left last night for Boston on
a visit
William Hardacfe went to Essex juno
tion today.
Mrs. James Hall is quite sick at her
home on Maple Grove.
The hardware stores will be closed all
day and evening tomorrow.
Frank North of Burlington is in the city
on few days business visit.
Frank odgers and James Darling went
to South Ryegate this morning.
Remember the meeting Of the Central
Labor Union this evening at 7.30.
E. J. Purvee and sister, Clara went to
Warren today for few days visit.
Helen Sturteyant went to her home in
Hartland this morning to spend Sunday.
Miss Fannie Draper goes to her home in
Randolph tonight to remain over Sunday.
The Presbyterian choir win rehearse
this evening at IS0 o'clock at the church.
Peter Depatie went to his home in Mil
ton this afternoon to remain over Sunday.
Miss Nadine Nichols returned to Marsh
field today after few days visit IN this
city.
Ward Carver went to bis home in Marsh
field this afternoon to spend Memorial
Day.
Miss r. ]. Wiley Of Washington arrived
in town yesterday for visit at +. J. Mar
tins.
Harry Harris left last night for a sever
al days visit in Holyoke and Springfield,
Mass,
The boys choir Of the Baptist church
have their rehearsal tomorrow evening at
Z o'clock.
There viii be a special meeting Of St.
Alderman Commandery at 8 9o'clock tomor-
row morning
Mrs. Charles Mills went to st. Johns
bury this afternoon for q several days vis-
it with friends
The South End Hotel. formerly the
Windsor house, viii open up its dining
room tomorrow.
1T is expected Green Mountain lodge, L
o. q. i. Nj U., will have an excursion to
Montreal July 4.
Rev. Efie X. N. Jones will be in VIII
Jamestown tomorrow to deliver the Mem
orial Day address.
The Montpelier & Wells River and Cen
trail Vermont r. 4, freight Offices will
close tomorrow at noon
Mrs, Nellie Sanborn OF Manchester, N.
H., who has been visiting at o. G. Sheps
lees, left this noon for her home.
Miss Cherry Laird aud Miss Lima Bat
ties went to Plalnfeld this afternoon to
spend Sunday at the formers home.
No decision will be announced by su-
preme court in the mandamus case against
the electric railroad before the last ofJuly,
The case of Arthur Locklin, charged
been tried in city court today but was con-
tinued
The Ladies Aid Society OF the Congre-
gational church are planning to give a
supper at the church vestry next Wednes.
day evening.
All the stores excepting the hardware
dealers. viii be open tomorrow day and
evening There will be no union stores
open this evening.
All the schools IN the city have obsery-
ed the day with e-Memorial exercises,
| patriotic songs, etc, as required by the
statutes OF the state.
Miss Bernice Darling has been confined
to the house this week with mumps and
Miss Hatch has taken her place at the
Brook street school.
Qnesta sera yenerdi Granfesta da Ballo
d'addio ALA Sala della Biblioteca In Gran
/ ite Str. con intervent0 della Transatlantic
band. Tuttl gil amici sono inyitati.
Miss Hatch. the substitute teaching Of
Spaulding Graded school, has resigned
her position and expects to enter st. Luke:
hospital, New York City, early in July tt
take training for nurse.
DR.. II. i. Averill Of Bristol, who has
| been visiting Rev. w al Kinzie, returned
home today. Mr.. Averill has just recent
| ly graduated from dental college and is
thinking Of locating in this city.
Messrs. Segel a Brady will vacate The
Blue Store next week, as their lease ex-
pirss tomorrow, and the store building will
be removed to make room for driveway
to the new building soon to be erected
next to Eastman Bros
Green Mountain Lodge, |. Q. 0. f., NJ.
IT,, will hold a special meeting on Monday
night, June i, at 7 o'clock sharp and as
there IS question of special importance
to be brought before the meeting 1t is ex.
peeted that every member win be present.
The degree staff will work degrees after