The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-06-10
TALK OF THE TOWN.


p Cato went to Hardwiek today where
be has employment.
Mrs. Willard Clough Of Washington
was in the city this morning.
Mrs. J. W jackson returned this after
noon from visit In Burlington.
Q. Macehi went to Mortified this morn
ing where he has been engaged TO cut
stone.
The Union Clothing Store win have
something TO say IN big adv. in tomor
row paper.
Mrs. Ella Spencer Of Washington and
Mrs. Hiram Drury OF Williamstown left
this noon for visit In Boston
The Journeymen Horseshoers' union,
No. l57, viii hold their regular meeting
Wednesday evening, June 10, at $50, in
the Wheelock block All members are re-
quested to be present
Robert Kynoeh, Jr., a stonecutter EN-
ployed BY Mari y Gordon, who has been
on the sick list In Montpelier for the past
week. is now conyalescing and will be able
to return to work In few days.
John F. Mcdonald has been elected del
egate and James Yeale. alternate, from
the Sanctuary Granite City S. Of A., to
attend the Supreme convention to be held
in Leyena, Ohio, in August.
Gates Real Estate agency has exchanged
| for +. f. Emerson & Co, Of Randolph
their new four tenement house on Orange
street with Mrs Eleeta Cushman for her
residenbe In West Randolph. Total con-
siderations So, 700.
E. X. Ellis. who is employed IN the up
hoIstering department Of B. w Hooker &
Co., met with an accident today that viii
keep him from work for several days. He
cut his left wrist severely on piece of
glass, the wound bleeding freely.
Joseph II. Bero Of East Montpelier, has
| applied for license Of the second class
and third class 20 sell intoxicating liquors
as hotel keeper In the building known as
the Wheelock house on the Barre road.
| The hearing Is to be held at the Wheeloek
house on the evening Of June 27
at the annual meeting Of Iroquois Tribe
of Red Men held last evening the follow
ing officers were nominated. Sachem, Al
fred Robertson; Senior Sycamore, W. w.
Russell; Junior Sycamore, Thomas era
ham Prophet, William Burns; delegates to
the Massachusetts, and Vermont meeting
of the Great Council to be held at Boston,
William Burns, William A. Wilson. One
degree was worked and one candidate was
raised to warrior.
Quite a connection was caused on Main
street this morning BY 4. j. Bolster and
one Of his men marching up towards city
hall with Luke Gallagher, a ten-y old
lad, between them, who, 1t was claimed had
been caught pilfering flowers from Boil
ster's lawn. lie may have deserved punish
ment but the sight Of two big men Juggling
one small boy up street was too much for
the general public and Gallagher won the
instant sympathy Of all he passed There
was soon war Of words and finally the
boy was released.
II The Boston Herald began on sunday
last the publication of"The Filigree Ball,
by Anna Katherine Green, the author Of
"The Leavenworth Case. 1t is a pietur-
esque and romantis story of deep mystery
and one which viii interest readers every
where. 'sThe Letters from a Son to Hi
self Made Father were contributed al
. were the humorous contributions of Sim
/ con Ford and Roy McCardell McGlnske,
made his bow to Boston Herald readers
J and at once made an Impression. Thi
{ arrav OF talent IN story and huInor vii
continue 10 the Sunday Herald Of June Il
: and together with the great variety Of neN
: matter the forthcoming issue will take an
! afbar afnr, in tho odvanaa f1nvarnark unv
under way. Never in the history Of thi
T great paper has there been shown the pre-
. gressiye spirit which now dominates Il
. and readers who are overlooking The Sur
g day Herald are playing truant with thel
best interests. 1t is a paper which shout
be in every home. 1t always leads, an
never initiates.