The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-06-04
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Robert Smart left last night for Boston
on visit.
There win be a dance at the Washington
hotel June o.
Perley Carr went to shelburne thi.
morning on a visit.
Charles johnson went to Albany, n Y,
today on a business trip.
L.R. Rickert left last night for aweeks
fishing trip at Plattsburg.
Twins we're born today to Mr.. and Mrs
A. Yalli Of High Holborn street
Roy Calderwood Of Norwich university,
Northfeld was in the city today.
William Noonan viii open his bar in the
new Commercial house tomorrow.
An ice cream social win be held this
evening at the Presbyterian church.
F. Baruzzi returned Tuesday from Italy
where he has been for the past three
years.
A meeting Of the Burns club picnic com
mittee viii be held in Miles hall at
O'Clock tonight.
There were 81 tickets sold at the c. V,
station this morning for the excursion to
Missisquoi Park.
The base ball game between Goddard
and st. Johnsbury will be called at 1870
Saturday afternoon.
George 0lmstead Of Morrisyille has
been engaged by Fred d. Ladd to work in
his grocery store.
Mrs. Friend Whiscomb went to Albany
n. Y, today to visit her daughter who is
attending school there.
Austin, the five year old son Of Dir. q
n. Barber, fell from horse yesterday and
fractured his collar bone.
There viii be a meeting Of the Royal
Ladies in the Odd Fellows hall Friday
evening at 73O o'clock.
The biggest and best loaves Of thoroughly
good bread made from Wise King Flour
Ask your grocer for it,
special meeting Of Granite lodge, No
50, + and "A. NJ, Friday evening at
O'Clock. Work, second degree
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Mcdonald and son,
Ernest, and Mrs. Cyrus Diekey of Wash.
ington were in the city this morning.
Citizens Of Montpelier are agitatlng fol
another hose company as they think that
the fire protection Of the city is not suffi-
Client
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Williams and Mrs.
G. III Kent attended the reception at the
golf honse Of the Montpelier Country Club
yesterday afternoon.
Miss Nina Bonnyman left this morning
for Mortified to attend the Eastern Star
meeting on her way to Bernardsville, N.
j., to spend the summer.
All members Of the Universalist sun
day school are requested to be at the
church yestry for rehearsal promptly at
seven o'clock this evening.
At the last regular meeting Of the Team
drivers union four new members we're adj
mitted. 1t was decided to keep the initia.
ton fee down to 81 until July 1st.
Mr.. Kaull, representing the Warner
Bros Rltumunious Paving Co. of Boston,
who has been in the city in conference
with the street committee, left for Boston
this noon.
The Chamber Of Commerce Of Troy, N
", issues a neat little booklet, What to
See in Troy which readers OF the Times
can have by addressing Arthur n. Wright
Troy, n. y.
Miss Emily Calef Of Washington left
this afternoon for Minneapolis to attend
the wedding Of her brother, Russell, who
was formerly employed in the National
bank in this city.
The ladies Of the Congregational church
served an excellent supper in the church
vestry last evening that was literally pat
ronized. The Granite City orchestra fur.
nished music for the occasion.
While at work in the trench for a sewer
on Circle street yesterday afternoon, in :
foot cut, there was caye-in that near
IL buried three workmen. AS it was they
were buried up to their waists and had tC
be dug out
Rev. Brian G. Roberts, pastor Of thu
Church of the Good Shepherd, will deliv-
er the baccalaureate address before tht
graduating class of Norwich University Of
Sunday, June 81 The class is the larges
to be graduated for many years.
The aooo hts Of JudgeFat we're audited
yesterday By State Auditor II. Z. Graham
the accounts covering period Of about
four months. IN theneighborhood Of S74'
/ will be allowed the Barre court. All wit
nesses and iurymen In state cases are now
TO be paid Oft.
The engagement has been announced d
Arthur w. Pierce, former principal o.
Goddard seminary, to Miss Lydia Paine
Ray Of Franklin, Mass The wedding
which Is to be very quiet one, Is expect
ed to take place about the time Of thu
| Goddard commencement,
There was a very large attendance a
the stock sale given by the ladies Of th'
MI Il. church last evening. The ice cream
tables were literally patronized and TIL
ladies stocks also sold well so that the la
dies realized about sl5 profits. a shor
| literary and musical programme was rem
dered In pleasing manner
The Montpelier police are looking 70
| George Canning who's gave Chief McMahol
the slip yesterday morning when ne wen
up stairs at his boarding house to &c
money to pay his fine for a second offens
Of intoxication. Canning put on his bes
clothes and slipped out Of the house IN
known to the officer.
According to Superintendent Smith 0
the Montpelier water department the wa