The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-06-03
TALK OF THE TOWN.

city today.
Mr.. aud Mrs. E. johnson leftthis morn
ing for Boston.
Miss Fannie Gold went to Enfield. n.
H., today on visit.
John Dodge Of Waits River was in the
city today on business.
Miss Evelyn Phelps gave chaiing dish
party to the Deka club last evening.
During the month Of May City Clerk
Mackay issued i marriage licdnses.
John Bossi returned this morning from
Boston where he has been on visit.
Two does were seen grazing near
Dodge's yesterday by several trainmen.
supper at the Congregational church
yestry tonight from six to eight O'Clock.
Miss Nadine Nichols returned last night
from Marshield for few days stay in the
city.
William Colvin returned last night from
few days visit at his home In Platts-
burg.
d. H. Miles has recovered from his re-
cent illness sufficiently to be out Of doors
today.
Miss Dodge, teacher in Ward 5, has re-
signed her position and accepted one else
where
j. r. Glidden and Ben Hall left this
morning for Malletts Bay to spend week
fishing.
Mrs Joseph Bianchi left last night for
Buffalo, y. Y 3, after visit in this city
with friends.
Miss Nina Bonnyman left this morning
for Newark, \. j., where she win spend
the summer.
Mrs. Joseph Martin and Mrs. Joseph
Parker are visiting friends in Waterbury
for few days.
Mrs. James Fraser and Mrs. George An
gus leave tonight for Quincy, Mass, for 81
visit with friends.
John Gin Of this city was in Montpelier
city court Monday evening. lie paid s12.79
for being intoxicated.
The biggest and best loaves Of thoroughly
good bread made from Wise King Flour.
Ask your grocer for it.
Mr. and Mrs Alex Graham Of Granite
vile went to Lingwiek, 2. @, today where
they have purchased farm.
A D. Gilley is in the city today, coming
here from Lebanon, where he has Just con
cluded a successful land sale.
Regular meeting of Rebskah lodge at
730. Work Members Of degree team re-
quested to be present. Order Of n. g.
Miss Florence Curtis has resigned her
position In Spaulding graded school and
has accepted position in MORA, n. \,
The case OF state VS.. Michael Keefe,
charged with breach Of the peace, was
again continued in city court to June "a.
! St Elizabeth's Chapter will meet at the
home Of Mr.. Roberts Thursday evening at
/ z o'clock A full attendance is desired.
O D. AIathewson was called to Worces-
ter last night as forest fires had broken
out on the farm belonging to Mrs. Math-
ewson.
Every man who is interested in temper
anee reform, or the liquor traffic, should
hear the lecture tonight at ST Monica 4
church.
Spaulding plays Montpelier High school
at base bah at the trotting park in this
city Thursday afternoon at o'clock A
good game is expected.
Miss Helen Marsh was called home to
Rochester this morning BY the death Of
her aunt. Irwin Potter is taking her place
at North Barre school today.
Miss Alice NJ. Guernsey Of Montpelier.
was bridesmaid at the marriage Of Waistel
Rice and Miss Mary Elizabeth Hill at
Concord, n. II Monday evening.
Charles Cory was in city court this
morning on a charge of intoxcation, hav-
ling been arrested last night. He pleaded
not guilty and win be tried June 10.
a petition 10 bankruptcy was filed yes
! terdey by G. Farnsworth, quarry fore
man of Wllliamst0wn. He has liabilities
Of S225 and assets Of $50, all Of which are
claimed exempt.
a regular meeting of the Shepherds Of
America will be held Tuesday, June 4, at
which time delegate is to be elected to
/ the supreme convention and several can
didates will be initiated
/ Oswald, the II months old son Of AIr.
and Mrs. George Milani Of Howard street
died last night The funeral will be held
at o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Burial
in the Catholic cemetery.
The ]. Conf granite company, which
has been doing business III the sheds near
the Pioneer, moved yesterday into G. p.
Gilrs new stone shed, near the oil tanks
on the Berlin side, Montpelier.
Col. c. S. Forbes Of st. Adams, publish
er Of the Yermonter, was in the city yes
terday afternoon looking up Illustrations
that are to appear In an article on educa-
tion in the next number of his publica.
ton.
/ Members Of the Burns club win please
bear in mind that the special train for the
picnic on Saturday, June 6, viii leave the
N. & w r. depot at 115 j. m, sharp
Please be on time, train VIII stop at North
| Barre.
II is rumored that clerks union may
be formed in Montpelier. Ii Is stated that
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