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

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visit in Boston.
Frank Rooney is working in Badger q
MeLean's shoe store today.
Al Newman and d. S. Emory Of Wash
ington were in the city yesterday.
Miss Bessie Messer Of Mortified is Wis
itiug Miss Myra Morse for few days.
L. R. Rickert returned last night from a
several days fishing trip at Georgia Bay.
Paul AIainini returned last night from
Hardwick where he has been on visit
WITH friends.
William and CharlesSpear returned this
morning from several days fishing trip
at st. Adams bay.
The biggest aud best loaves Of thoroughly
good bread made from Wise King Flour.
Ask your grocer for It.
Mrs. j. L. Cummings has moved from
South Main street into Arthur Martins
house, No so Elm street.
Charles Gold Of Minneapolis visited
friends in the city yesterday, going to
Mortified last evening.
Edward Bruce went to Mortified last
night TO play with Wilder's orchestra at
the high school commencement
There win be a regular meeting Of Min
nehaha eneampment, No. ?, Monday even
ing, June s, Work first degree.
A. r SortweIl. president Of the Mont
pelier and Wells River railroad, was in
the city today on a business visit.
Davis the druggist, has just received a
complete assortment Of sohrotfts famous
chocolates. The best in the city.
Frank Philips Of Randolph, is in the
city today to play in the opera house or
chestra at the Burns club concert at Gale
donia park.
All Rebekahs are asked to meet at l. o.
O. + hall Sunday at 9 80 p. m, to attend
the memorial services. Wear white gloves
aud badges.
Theannual collection for the reduction
Of the church debt will be taken at the
Presbyterian services tomorrow morning
and evening
Senator Dillingham; left on Thursday
evening for a few days stay in Washing
ton. He expects to leave for his Alaskan
trip about June 20.
The engine, Arthur Tandy, which has
been IN the repair shop for the past few
weeks, has been returned to the Wells
River suburban train
James Wallace who has been visiting
his brother, G. 5. Wallace, returned home
to Waterbury last night. His sister, Mrs,
John Dodge Of Waits River, accompanied
him for a short visit.
Mrs John Mitchell Of Aberdeen, Segt-
land arrived in the city today for an ex-
tended visit, She was met at Boston by
her sister, Mrs. james Fraser, and BY
Mrs. George Angus.
c. a. Brown, who has been ticket agent
and operator at Montpelier junction, will
| be the ticket agent at the Montpelier &
| Wells River station in this city. He will
assume his duties next Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Giovanelli, Batiste
Cardini Of this city and Mrs C.IMina Of
| Northheld leave for New York on Mon
day, from which place they will sail fol
| Italy. They viii be gone two months
James NJ, Boutwell, and Wetmore i
Morse company are contemplating equip
ping their quarry plants with compressed
Il air Steam is used at the present time
while air is considered more economical.
w. +. Rowland has Just returned from
Newton, Mass, where he has been setting
up mausoleum for Jones Bros. Mr.
| Rowland is now preparing to 60 to New
York to set up the columns in st. Johns
cathedral.
There VIII be a meeting Of the n. 4. O.
| 7. degree team at their hall this evening
at Z 45 o'clock sharp, Tor practice. Every
member and every substitute must be
| present as this meeting is Of great import.
anoe. Per order president.
There promises to be All enjoyable time
/ for all those who attend the Commence,
meut ball at Miles hall Tuesday evening.
4 Wilder's orchestra will play for dancing
after a concert Of several numbers. Those
who do not dance viii enjoy the concert.
Papers IN a complaint were signed
/ Thursday by states Attorney Bailey
charging George Whittier Of Warren with
leaving horse unbnried. This action is
/ brought under the new health law and is
supposed to be the first case in the state.
'sCronaca Sovyersiyan Is the name OF a
new weekly paper which the Social study
class Of the Italian colony has begun pub
fishing In Barre The frst number APP
peared today. 1t Is a neatly printed pub
licatioE5 and the subscription price is 81 a
year.
i Ofieer Hamel made two arrests last
evening, Arthur Foley and James Morgan,
on the charge Of intoxieation. In court
today, Foley pleaded guilty and was fined
S. with costs Of $50 Morgan pleaded
not guilty and was given a trial this after
/ noon.
II G. III More 4 90. have rented Offices in
the Bolster block and the firm is to make
Barre its headquarters in the future, MI
More expects to resume manufacturing in
Barre In his sheds on Burnhams meadow
E lie is to close out all his business affairs
in Montpelier
Prof. G. II. Perkins Of the University
OF Vermont and State geologist, was in
town last Friday and looked over the gran.
ite quarrIes on Pine mountain and the
quarry of McRae, Benzie & Co. He was
brought here by party who is negotiating
for the purchase Of quarry interest IN
town. GTOton Times.
An interesting ten inning game Of base
BAH was played at the tr0tting park yes
E4araatr a ftaroonu hnfxvaan the INNER and