The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-08-03

Chauucey Wiley and his mother, Mrs.
O. S. Wiley, spent Sunday at Mortified.
/ Andrew Young and family went to Al
bauy, n. ", Saturday where they win re-
side.
Ezrs White, employed at Rogers al
Grady's, is spending weeks vacation at
Hlghgate.
One hundred and one tickets were sold
this morning for the excursion to st. Al
bans Bay.
John Allen Of Albany, n. T., is spend
ing two week vacation with friends In
this city.
No matter how capable the cook, the
best bread cannot be made without Wise
King Flour
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Whitaker went to
Highgate Springs this morning for a
week vacation.
John Lamson, clerk in Homer Fits
store, began work this morning after a
week vacation,
Mrs. NJ. W. Nelson and her three chill
dren started for Danville this noon for q
few days visit.
Thomas Kennedy formerly employed as
clerk in this city, is working at Corry'sI
fruit store in Montpelier
Miss Annie Whitehead returned to-
Lynn, Mass. last night, after a week 5
visit at her home in this city,
Miss L. J. Hall and Mrs. N. T. Nor
cross went to Queen City Park, Burling
ton, this morning for Eve weeks stay
This is the last week in which you can
pay your taxes without increased expense.
Avoid the rush by paying early this
week
Mrs. Hepburn Of Troy, n T., is visit
4 ing her son, w NJ. Hepburn, who is EN-
pIoyed in the Montpelier & Wells River
II. r. Office.
A home investment. The capital stock
Of The Peoples National bank of Barre
| 500 per share. Subscribe now At Prlndle|
& Averilrs.
James Brown Of the Dewey Column
Cutting Works is spending two weeks at
Inverness, ?, g., taking in Old Home
week celebration.
The adjourned quarterly meeting Of the
Civic Federation win be held Id Worth
EMS hall Wednesday afternoon, Aug. 5, at
8 o'clock sharp.
Miss Belle Chandler began her duties IN
the Central telephone office this morning
after a three weeks vacation spent at her
home in Chelsea.
I. The Salvation Army held picnic at
: Benjamin Falls Saturday afternoon. There
was large number present and an excel
lent outing was enjoyed
Ned j. Roberts was in Burlington yes
, terday to visit his wife at the Sparhawk
Sanitarium. Mrs. Roberts has improved
much since going there.
Clan Gordon have changed their meet
ing place and will now meet In the odd
Fellows hall. Gordon block, the first and
third Monday Of each month.
Mrs Horace Peck Of Kalamazoo, Mich /,
and Miss Julia Stoughton Of 0stego, Mich,
are visiting at Mrs. II, r. Stoughton's and
Mrs. Burton H. Tenney's.
A band concert will be given in this
city Wednesday evening at s O'Clock, BY
the Montpelier Military Band. The pro-
gramme will be printed tomorrow.
The Ladies Of the Church Of Good
Shepherd will hold a lawn party on the
church grounds Wednesday evening, Aug.
9TH, of this week, weather permitting.
Mrs. Edward Hayes Of Lawrence,
Mass, who has been visiting her sister,
Mrs. Henry Premier, for several weeks,
went to Burlington today on her way
home.
The water department is today cleaning
out the Scott brook intake. After this is
cleaned the Orange brook reservoir viii be
cleaned and following that the Bolster res
: ervoir
The Epworth League Of Hedding NJ. L.
church will have lawn party on the
church lawn Wednesday evening, making
a fine opportunity for those who attend
the band concert.
I'll Catherine Brogg has sold her fourteen
ement house on Addison street to S. A.
and Mahlon White Of Montpelier, for S2,-
500. The sale was made through the f
B. Cate agency.
Edward Whitehead, who has been here
for the summer, viii return to California
the 10th. He will be accompanied by bis
sister, Neven, who win enter a training
school for teachers there,
+ Rev. J. A. Sherburne has received a
& postal card from his son, DR.. Fred W.
Sherbume, who was at Frankfort Ger
many at that time. Dr. Sherburne in.
tenaJ to visit France and Switzerland.
Miss Ina Ordway celebrated her twelfth
birthday at the home Of her grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. I'll. A Rowell, corner Of
Summer and West streets, Saturday night
The affair was q pleasant family gather
E ing. Miss 0rdway received several pres
ents, among which was nice Bible, anC
a birthday cake from her grandmother.