The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-11
TALK OF THE TOWN.


ing.
Miss Bessie Pitkin spent sunday at her
home in Painfeld.
n. Penza arrived in the city yesterday
morning from New York.
Miss Jermlna Trail went to Mortified
Saturday to spend sunday.
William W Lamson left this noon for
Boston on a weeks vacation.
The Knights of Pythias will work the
second rank Tuesday evening.
Miss Maggie Brown is working as cash
Ter in the Unior Clothing store.
Rev and Mrs. F. A. Poole went to Chel-
sea today to visit friends for few days.
Daniel Stanley and Mrs. Charles stan
ley Of Washington were in the city today.
W. II. Holslngton and Dean Town are
trying their luck at fishing in Orange to-
day.
B. p. White returned Saturday from
Greensboro where he has been on a weeks
fishing trip.
Maurice Durkee returned this morning
from Richmond for few days visit at his
home in this city.
II. ] Thwing returned to Roxbury this
morning after spending Sunday at his
home in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. D. Ladd left this after
noon on Mr.. Ladd's automobile for a few
days visit at Sharon.
A regular meeting Of Minnehaha En-
campment win be held this Monday even
ing. Work first degree.
Chauneey Harris has finished work as
messenger boy at the telegraph office and
Johnnie Ross has taken his place.
The Kimball Union Academy base ball
team arrived In the city this morning and
are playing Goddard this afternoon.
The infant child Of Mr. and Mrs. r.
Bagnasea died Sunday morning and was
buried today in the Catholic cemetery.
A. Baelheri died this noon Of eonsump-
ton after a long sickness. lie was thirty
seven years Of age and stone cutter.
The Times has pair Of spectacles
which the owner can have by calling at
this Office and paying for this advertise
ment.
Charles Reeehia and Miss Marie CARAT
Ii were married saturday evening by JUS
tice A. G. Fay at his office in the city
building.
Miss Della Potwin who has been visit
ing her brother l., j Potwin. for a few
weeks returned to her home in Burlington
Saturday.
Don't fail to hear the music and special
reading at the |. O. g. i hall Wednesday
evening. The social Is public and every
one Is invited.
William Clark who returned from Cuba
about two months ago and has been stop
ping in this city with friends, will leave
Wednesday to return.
81 W. Hooker, a. r. Abbott, John Dill
Ion and Frank McWhorter left this morn
ing for Greensboro pond where they will
remain several days fishing.
The regular meeting Of the Ladies Aid
Society Of the Congregational church will
be held in the church parlors at $50
O'Clock Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Maude i. Harris returned to her
school in West Lebanon, N. H., last night
after being In the city to sing in the new
choir at the Congregational church.
L. NJ. Cameron, who has recently sold
the Montpelier creamery is contemplating
setting up a creamery in Barre but has
not thus far made any definite arrange
ments
The regular meeting of Queen Of the
Forest Circle 357 viii be held tomorrow
evening at $50. There viii be two can
didates to Initiate, refreshments will be
served.
Robert Whelan, engineer on the Central
Vermont went fishing at Camp Mills Sat
urday and reports catch Of 81 speckled
beauties averaging wopounds and quar-
ter apiece.
Mr.. Cannon, center fielder on Tufts col
/ lege base ball team which plays the uni
versity Of Vermont today, visited at the
seminary last night going 10 Burlington
Eshis morning
The Altrarians will meet Wednesday
afternoon, May IS, with Mrs. r. B.
| Vaughn Of Franklin street. Members are
requested to attend as there is business to
come before the club.
The May1ower club will hold box So
cial and geographical guessing contest in
the Cobble Hill school house. Tuesday
evening. Ladies viii please wear a bow
and put one to match in the box. All are
cordially invited.
The members Of the Ladies' Aid society
Of st. Moniea's church will please take no
/ tice The hour for regular meetings and
1 council meetings Of the society viii be at
/ Z O'Clock sharp instead Of 1880 p. m. as
heretofore, contrary to any other notice.
/ Since the railroad commissioners had
their hearing on grade crossings Of the
electric and steam railroads, the employees
are more careful in making the crossings.
4 The signal light Is not turned off until the
car is entirely over the steam track This
necessitates stopping the car at some Of
the crossings,
Ill.luck seemed to pursue all our local
\ fishermen Saturday. A railroad man,
who went late Saturday afternoon had
good luck until he came home He brought