The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-07-15
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Arss Angelo ocamplnl ana sail0ten are
yisitingin Windsor.
Miss Margaret ArkIey is visiting her
brother in East Barre.
Fred Fisher and family returned yester-
day from a short visit 10 Cabot.
II. r.. Baldwin Of A W. Badger 4 Coils
IN WllIiamstown today on business.
Wise king Flour makes Bread that is
delicious, appetizlng and wholesome
Miss Maude Ayers left for the White
Mountains this morning, for short vaca-
ton
Miss Margaret Ludlow and Mrs. James
Deane are visiting their parents in Bolton
vile.
NC. Gulardueci left today for New
York after a short visit with friends IN
this city.
c. E. Tayntor Of New York Of G. b.
Tayntor & Co is In the city % a brief
business trip.
SIR. and Mrs. sam CurrIer.of Danville,
who have been visiting in town, returned
home yesterday.
Mrs. E. II. Cheeyer and family have
gone on short visit to Cabot, Walden
and Hardwick.
Mrs. William Sinclair and daughter,
Jennie, left this morning for short visit
IN Springfield, Mass.
Leo Lawrence left this morning on a
bicycle trip to St. Johnsbury, where he
has gone to look for work.
The Winnsboro Granite Co. of Rion, S.
c., are in need Of 50 cutters. Wages So
and upwards. Long job.
Mrs. G. S. Andrews and children went
to Malone. n Y, this morning for six
weeks visit with relatives.
Mrs. Adeline Lapoint and Miss Laura
Lamaereux Of Worcester, Mass, are yis-
iting Lewis II. White for few days.
Miss Julia Kline left last night for
winthrop Beach, Mass, where she will
spend the remainder Of the summer.
Janitor g. P. Jones has a number Of
whiskey and wine barrels for sale al the
city building. Call and see him about
them.
win Stevens and wife returned last
night from Lowell, Mass, where Mrs. Stev-
ems has been visiting far the past six
weeks.
Joe Corey, Of the local Syrian Colony,
left last night for New York where he
will embark on French line steamer for
Beroot City, Syria.
Wilbur Shepard purchased last week
three COWS at the Holt auction sale. The
animals, which cost 500 year ago, were
bought for $50 each.
Rev. Thomas II. Mitchell pastor Of the
Presbyterian church, has gone on a six
weeks vacation, Which will be spent at
his nome near Toronto.
Special meeting Of the Central Labor
Union, Thursday evening at 7.30 in Tool
Sharpeuers hall. Let every member be
present. Per order President.
d. Winifred smith, son Of Donald
smith, entertained number Of his young
/ friends at the Smith stock farm yesterday
The boys had a splendid time.
Junior society Of Christian Endoavor
are holding their annual picnic at Benja-
min Falls today, under the chaperonage q
Mrs. II G. Woodruff and Mrs. George
Hall.
A petition in bankruptcy was tled yes
terday by George Durand, quarryman Of
Barre His liabilities are 1921 20 and bis
assets SOL, al Of which are claimed ex.
empt.
G. Al. Rosebrough OF st. Louis, mem.
Der Of the Rosebrough Monument Co., Is
in town for week s stay, placing several
contracts and looking up contracts already
started
State Senator Phelps left last night for
I Lake Mitchell where he is to join a fishing
party consisting Of State Treasurer Bacon
81 White River junction and State Sena-
tor Downer o. sharon.
Up to this afternoon no clue to the
/ whereabouts Of Malyina CoTbeil the miss
1 ing girl, had been found Chief Brown
4 does not believe in the theory OF foul play
in connection with the case.
There has been considerable misunder-
! standing between patrons Of the electric
road and conductors over fares. Supt.
Andrus says that during the summer the
! fare to all the parks, including Dewey
park, viii be I'VE cents.
Benjamin Coburn paid fine in Montpe-
I ller city court yesterday for calling John
Gabree a scab and liar He entered a
plea Of guilty, and on the statement Of
4 Grand Juror Theriault that hard language
was used on both sides the court fined Co
burn the minimum amount.
Boys who gather about the band stand
are requested to make less noise tonight
than they did when the last band concert
was given They may not care to listen
to the music, but others do and it Is hoped
4 if they must make racket, it viii be al
far away from the band stand as possible
Considerable excitement was caused By
alive wire falling to the ground near the
National Bank yesterday afternoon. L
was one Of the New England Telephone
Company's wires which had fallen across
the trolley wire, thus charging it. Tit
wire was removed before any serious dam
age was done.
A tourist party consisting Of Mr.. am
Mrs. VIM. Bigelow, Mr. and Mrs. s. 3
Eastwood and L. 5. Bigelow of Rochester
N. III, and MI and Mrs. l.. B. Bigelow
Miss Helen Bigelow and Miss Bigelow 0
New York, passed through the city thi
morning on their way to the qaarries AM
Williamstown Gulf.
f. w. Stewart Of Osoeola, Nebraska,
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