The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-26
TALK OF THE TOWN.
wise king Flour has no eaual.


G. Herbert Pape and J. Gould More
spent Sunday in Waterbury.
F.E. Burr wentto St. Johnsbury this
morning on a business trip.
Regular meeting Of the Red Men this
evening to work the irst degree
Mrs. F. A. Chauvin went to shelburn
this morning to visit relatives for week.
an old soldiers are given an invitation
to attend the Memorial Day exercises next
Saturday.
Ernest n. Worthen has been home for
several days on vacation from Dart
mouth college.
Joseph Cummings is moving from 6S
South Main street to Arthur Martins
house on Elm street
DR.. and Mrs. j. Holmes Jackson Of Bur-
lington were the guests over Sunday Of
DR.. and Mrs. J. Henry jackson.
Concert tickets for the Wilder concert
June q may be obtained Of Prof, Math-
ewson at the High school building.
There will be a regular meeting Of the
Granite Polishers' union Wednesday even
ing at 7.30 in carpenters hall. A full at
tendance is desired.
Raymond H. Isaackson, the three year
old son of John lsaackson was successful
lY operated upon at Heaton hospital yes
terday for hip disease.
The Montpelier Seminary base ball team
has arranged game with the second team
of the University Of Vermont to be played
at Montpelier Saturday.
The Alturians will meet with Mrs. Glys-
son Wednesday afternoon, May 27lh
Members are requested to be present as
there viii be an election Of officers.
Mrs. Morehouse win be at the Pavilion
during this week with the latest ideas in
art needle work and materials Barre
ladies are cordially invited to call
Mrs. Theo. Snow has sold her house on
Walnut street to Win Stowe, who buys for
a home. Possession win be given July 1st.
The sale was made through the Cate agen-
cy.
The stock exchange to be given by the
ladies of the Methodist church viii be
held in the church parlors Wednesday
evening, June 3. Ice cream and cake will
be served.
was burned 10 death in the fire at Granite
vile yesterday morning were brought to
this city this morning and buried in the
Catholic cemetery.
The shop stewards Of the Jumpers, box
ers and derrickmen's union, No 1854 are
requested to meet at Carpenters hall at
T30 Wednesday, May N. Per order Of
the Executive committee
John Kelley who worked for William
Brown, farmer at Berlin Corner, left
suddenly Sunday morning and It Is alleged
he took so 50 belonging to Mr. Brown and
Sl4 from Albert st. John.
All members Of St. Johns Court, c. o.
r., intending to visit Robert Emmett Court
Of Graniteville, win meet at Papin's livery
stable on South Main street at six O'Clock
Wednesday evening, May 2T
There seems to have been an epidemic
of runaways and smashups on the road Co
Montpelier, recently. Three broken and
deeTepit carriages were counted strewn
along the line Of the electric railroad Sun
day.
Special eonvocation Of Ruth chapter, o.
E.S., Wednesday evening, May n, at 80.
Let us have a large attendance as there IS
work and members OF Charity chapter
Williamstown, are expected. Refreshments
win be served.
yf,t. g,.,..tag. 1,,.,.,s - 49,, i. an
give q Commencement concert and ball at
Miles hall Tuesday evening, June 9. Mu-
sic By WiIder's orchestra. You can't af-
ford to miss IT. Tickets are on sale at
Red Cross Pharmacy, or may be obtained
Of +. +, Parker 80 Washington street
Concert tickets are % cents each Ball
tickets are 81 per couple which include
concert
Harry Emerson, who has been a resi-
dent Of Barre for the past ten years. and
for the greater part Of that time employed
at Phelps Bros. as tinsmith, in company
with Fred L. Batchelder has bought the
business Of the late S. w. Steele in North
field and will 20 there this week to take
charge. Mr.. Emerson has made many
friends in Barre who will be sorry to have
Nith tEhfta bNb WHO viii WISH HIM every
success in his new field
a handsome looking doe walked up
State street, Montpelier, at $50 yesterday
morning. with majestic strides stalked
across the concrete In front Of the State
Honse, and entered the yard where she
nibbed at the grass III the enclosure In
front Of the state building for long time.
After satisfying itself, the animal walked
past Charles II, Mather's house aud was
lost sight Of over Capital hill.
The Experiment station has just issued
bulletin 90, an IS page publication, con-
corning commercial fertilizers. It is the
most complete bulletin of it's kind thus far
issued in Vermont and is one Of the most
comprehensive publications on this sub
ject that'has been printed in the East 1t
not only gives a review Of the trade of the
year, but discusses the nature and use Of
fertilizers and gives suggestions as to
choice, etc. The bulletin IS well indexed
and contains a dictionary Of the terms
used in fertilization. This is the first Of q
series Of bulletins in which is expected to
discuss the whole subject of fertilizers and
fertilization from A to u, Ii may be had
for the asking Those desiring to receive
future issues without further notice should
ask to have their name placed on the mall
/ ing list. A postal card addressed to the
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