The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-07-06
TALK OF THE TOWN.

/ Fred Smith Of Washington was in the
city today.
William Ayers went to Groton Pond
Saturday.
Perley Carr spent the Fourth at High
gate Springs.
Roe Morrison returned to Waterbury
this morning.
lanes Wheeler spent sunday at his
home iii Marshdeld,
Miss Julia Gleason. spent sunday at her
home in Burlington.
0. Bufino went to Woodstock Saturday
on visit with friends.
Ben Robertson went to Phllipsburgh
Saturday on a fishing trip.
Geraldus Knapp is working in the
Blue Store for this week
Matthew Hyland went to Mt. Washing
ton Saturday on business trip.
Alex Haaton went to Highgate Springs
Friday, for few days fishing,
G. F. Duke and James Ryan Of North.
field were IN the city Saturday.
Peter Depatie returned this morning
from visit at his home in Milton
wise King Flour makes Bread that Is
delicious, appetizing and wholesome.
Mr.. and Mrs viii Eastman 81 Wolcott
have been visiting at DR.. G y. Barber's.
Stanley Marsh is spending weeks
vacation with his aunt IN Meredith, n. II.
MFR. and Mrs. j. G. Felt Of Rutland we're
the guests Of Capt. g. A. Bond over the
4th.
There were $50 passengers out Of this
city on Saturday morning train for Bur-
lington.
Cutting Cheney Of Washington is visit
ing IN the city with his son Orville 5.
Cheney.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Tilden Of Northfeld
spent sunday In the city with their son,
George n. Tilden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry segel went to Burl-
ington Saturday for weeks visit with
Mr. segel's parents.
w. G. jones returned this afternoon to
Bellows Falls after spending Sunday at
his home In this city.
DR.. j. NJ. Winch and wife Of North
field visited over Sunday in the city with
his brother Maynard.
Miss Alice Derby was in the city today
on the way from Essex junction to her
home at West Fairlee.
Alfred Cadger returned to bis work in
West Berlin this morning after visiting
at his home over sunday
Miss Mary Bosworth and her mother,
Mrs g. A. Bosworth, left this morning
for old Orchard Beach for a few weeks
vacation.
Miss Alice Pape who has been engaged
In teaching in a private family in Port
land Maine, is home to spend the summer
vacation.
Miss Lottie Fraser and Miss Nellie
I.aremie returned to Richmond this morn
ing after spending the Fourth at their
homes in this city.
Mi. and Mrs. @. ]. Dodge went to Pots
dam, n ", Saturday where Mrs. Dodge
will remain several weeks visiting rela-
tives Mr.. Dodge returned today.
The boys who we're in on the game think
that Tom Mari should pay the cigars, as
the result Of his experience this forenoon,
but Tom looks at It in different light
Word has been received by the parents
OF George Trueman Swasey that be has
passed the physical examination at AM
nap0lis, Nd, and has been sworn in as a
midshipman at the naval academy.
The 15niversallst Sunday school will
hold their annual picnic at Caledonia
Park Wednesday, July Sth. Trains leave
NJ &. w station at 1920 and 2 AS.
Round trip tickets, adults, l5e.; children
Toe.
The regular review of the Ladies Of the
AIaecahees win be held Tuesday evening,
July Z, at F0resters hall at 1850 Special
business; and a full attendance IS re-
Quested per order Of the Lady Com
mander.
Five Of the Sisters Of Mercy Of St. Ma
Ery's Academy IN Burlington have come to
this city to remain four weeks at the local
convent to assist in the preparation Of a
f6lass Of about 100 boys and girls for their
first communion and continuation.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Burbank and
children Of Providence. r. /, aud Miss
Marjorie Burbank Of Montpelier have
been passing a few days at F. r North
ups They left this morning for Mr..
Burbank's old home in South Royalton.
The Masons' picnic viii be held at the
Caledonian grove on Saturday, July III.
All who wish to attend may get tickets
from the members Of the committee In
charge as follows George Troup, w.
Brnie, John Find, r. Kynoek John
Chessor, T. Brock.
Joseph Iatferriere arrived in the city
| from Montreal yesterday Mr.. Laiferiere
Is a survivor Of the Martinique disaster. in
which he lost his family Of wife and foul
children and all his property At the
time Of the disaster he was thirty miles
out Of the city and escaped,
| Wilbur Shepard was at GraniteYille
yesterday where little picnic was given
to celebrate the third birthday Of his son.
Those present besides Mr. and Mrs Shep.
ard were his wife's brother Of Calais, his
sister, Mr., and Mrs John Reynolds, with
their children, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Witham
and children, L. ]. Pearee and Mrs. La
vina Pray.