The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-28
TALK OF THE TOWN.
We Klng Flour Lao no ednaI.

J. B. casselilni left last night for Bos-
Peter kennedy went to Montreal today
on a visit.
Angelo soampini returned last night
from Boston.
The ieweIry stores win close from p to
9 on saturday.
W. !. Grady returned this morning
from Northfeld.
Mrs, Ella Spencer Of Washington was
in tie city today.
William Eager is confined to the house
today with a cold.
/ F.B. Hutchinson went to Burlington
this morning on business.
N. G. Mcleod Of Waterbury was in the
city yesterday on business.
Fl. c. Jones Of Plattsburg is visiting
friends in Barre for a few days.
Joseph Brown and SON went to st.
Johnsbury this morning on visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Averill have gone
to MaTshfeld for week visiting friends.
Band concert at the state street stand.
Montpelier, tomorrow evening at eight
O'Clock.
4 regular drill Of Co. f this evening.
Extended order drill will be taken up.
Assembly 6.15.
Remember the concert tonight in Ar
mory hall, dancing afterwards. Music,
five piece orchestra
Swedish not! Fredag alton HI
7.s0 haller Syforeningen. sin yor for
saljning IN DIR. Worthen's hall.
There viii be special communication
Of Granite Lodge, No, IS, +. and a. Nj.
Friday evening at 7 o'clock, Work, first
degree
Mrs. Frank Hutchins returned today
from the Mary Fletcher hospital at Buri-
ington where she has been undergoing an
operation,
Meadis Circle, 4. OF G. A. r. win meet
tonight at Mrs. Carpenter ,2s West street
30 complete arrangements for Decoration
day dinner.
The intermediate League are requested
to meet ii the Methodist church Friday
evening at $50 to elect officers and enjoy
a social hour.
There win be a regular meeting of the
R. 6 I. 7. a. tonight A good attendance
is desired as there is important business
to be acted upon.
Perley Buchanan went to Northdeid this
morning to witness the base ball game to-
day between Norwich university and Bos-
ton university,
on Friday and Saturday Mrs, w. III.
shepard will have q sale of all millinery
goods damaged by water. Do not fail to |
see the bargains offered.
AT $50 j. n Friday, May %, the Ida
Reed wv. G. IL. I'll, viii meet with Mrs. |
WI II. Goodwin, rs Prospect street. Please |
come ladies. Sec PRO. Tenn.
About 10 members Of the Catholic Or
der Of Foresters Of this city went to Gran
iteville last night to visit Robert Emmett |
Court, a social time was enjoyed after
the meeting.
There viii be c0bweb' social at the
Baptist church Friday evening, given BIZ
the @, f. society An interesting time Is |
guaranteed and cordial Invitation ii ex-
tended to all.
0nleer Wood arrested Albert Andrews
of kyegate last evening for intoxication. |
Before Judge Fay this morning Andrews |
pleaded guilty to the charge and paid |
fine Of So and costs Of $3.50
Cornelius Sullivan was III court last eve
ming On an old charge of breach Of the |
peace, to which be had previously pleaded |
not guilty but last evening he pleaded |
guilty and was fined S. with costs Of /
S4aI
The funeral 81 James III. Ward was held
this forenoon at 10 o'clock from his late
home at sonth Barre, Rev. Lucius Colburn |
o. Cambridge being the officiating clergy
man. The interment was IN the Wilson |
cemetery.
Members Of Camp Lanlson and other
Spanish American war veterans, are re-
quested to meet at the armory on Memori- /
al day at $50 a. M, for the purpose Of |
participating Ia the exercises Of the day |
Fnll attendance Il desired.
AS there has been some objection made
to public dance being given under the
auspices Of the Seminary the dance which |
VIII follow the concert BIZ the Goddard |
Quaftette ID Miles hall tonight. will be I'M
der the auspices Of Company e.
MI. ], Waterman Of Waitsfeld, father Of |
Fred NJ. Waterman who mysterionsly dis
appeared from Waterbury last week, was /
In the city today, Mr.. Waterman Is I'M
able to account for his sons disappear
ance, unless as some people believe, bis
mind was affected He was doing good /
business in Waterbury.
Dinner for Crandall post, Spanish war
Veterans and their invited guests will be |
served By the Ladies of the G. A. X. in |
the gestry Of the Congregational church at
the close Of the services III the opera house /
Saturday Contributions Of food from any
one who wishes 10 help keep open doors for
the old soldiers, will be gladly received
and can be left at the vestry as early ais |
convenient In the morning.
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