The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-15

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at DR.. G. n. Barber returned to her home
in East Bethel last evening.
d. a. Perry, Frank Hutchinson and
Carl NJ. Perry returned this morning from
a successful fishing trip to Greensboro
Pond.
a stone was shipped from Jones Bros.
to South Ryegate yesterday to be set on
the grave Of Lawrie Darling before Memo
rial Day.
Frank Donovan OF Barre town was SEN
fenced to the county Jail by Justice A. q.
Dickey yesterday, having been convicted
Of intoxication.
The graduating class Of the Junior
League will meet at the Methodist church
at / so o'clock sharp, Saturday, to have
their pictures taken.
Rev. W. A. Kinzie Of the Baptist church
went to West Topsham today to oficiate
at the funeral Of Mrs. Polly Jackson, who
died In Manchester, n. III
The members Of Ruth Chapter, o. E.S.,
are requested to meet in Masonic hall Sat
urday at o'clock to attend the funeral of
our brother, A. J. Stephens.
The business meeting Of the Epworth
league will be held at the church parlors
at I O'Clock sharp. It is requested that
members be promptly on time.
Zanleoni & Lane received, yesterday,
one Of Jones Portsmouth ale wagons The
wagon Is designed for two horses and has
a capacity for carrying twelve barrels.
Glenn Connor and Harry Pearl returned
last night for two weeks visit at their
homes in this city from Boston where they
are employed as electric car conductors.
The Goddard Seminary base BAH team
goes to Mortified tomorrow to play the
return game with Norwich. G0ddard's
next game viii be Tuesday with Vermont
Academy.
The union movement is In the ascend
ant ID Barre as no where else ia Vermont
And we imagine the reason is because the
unionists use good ordinary horse SENSE
Vergennes Enterprise.
Mrs. Findlay MeRea paid a fine of 81
and costs OF 81 20 In city court this morn
ing, having pleaded guilty to a breach Of
the peace. She was arrested on warrant
By Deputy Premier.
Ethel, the seven-year-old daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mortimer Of Brook
street, fell from the piazza Wednesday
evening breaking her arm below the eli
bow. DR.. Reid attends her.
The case Of Clinton Nelson for alleged
rape was to have been tried today but the
charge against the respondent was mol
pressed BIZ Grand Juror Sargent for lack
of evidence to show that the offence was
committed
The Spanish-Ameriean war veterans are
celebrating tnis afternoon, today being
their fourth anniversary, by a game Of
base ball between two teams picked from
their company They are playing at Fair
mont park
The remains Of the late Mrs Polly Jack
son, who died ia Manchester, n. H., ar
rived IN this city on the $50 train last
night and will be taken today to West
Topsham for interment The deceased
was formerly a resident Of Orange.
1t Is expected that the body Of Max e.
Severance who died recently in the Phil
ippines, win be sent from Manila on the
transport Sumner on June IL, which will
sail direct to New York This voyage oc-
cupies from four to six weeks, and It viii
be nearly August when the body reaches
Montpelier.
Repairs were made on the water pumps
at the State House in Montpelier yester-
day morning and found when they were
taken apart good sized frog in one sec
tion and lizard in the other. The ques-
tion arises how they got there. They were
wedged in Ia such manner that the
pumps would not work.
Mrs. IA. il. Barnes left this morning for
her former home in South SALISBURY
where she will spend the greater part of
the summer Mr.. Barnes, who is super
ntendent Of the Boys club, will 90 to-
morrow to his former home In Springfield,
Mass. He win visit several boys clubs be-
fore returning to Barre.
The Vermont Association Of Life I'm
derwriteTs have issued notices of their
annual meeting which is to be held in
Burlington June 3. A novel feature Of
the meeting win be that it Is TO be held on
the new steamer Vermont aud will include
sail from Burlington to Fort tTin and
return. The association is in very pros
porous condition and it is expected that a
most interesting and enjoyable meeting
will result.
The manager Of the Montpelier semin-
airy base ball team denies that his organic
alton is to disband. He says: at is true
that one or two members of the team have
been required to make up those studies in
which they were deficient or to lose their
position on the team. Such members eth
er already have made up the deficiencies
or are at present making them up, so there
is no danger Of any player being excluded
from the team.m