The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-06-11
FAX OF LEE TOWN.

Mrs. Allan ID. Brown OF Northneld was
in the city yesterday.
sfAIr. and Mrs. Glenn Bigelow Of Wash
Ington, were in the city today.
/ Miss Cora White went to Randolph this
morning 70 visit friends for week.
Thomas Kelly Of swanton has been the
guest o. Il. f. shaw the past few days
! Mrs. B. r. shaw has been called to
Watsfeld by the illness Of her sister, Mrs.
II. p. Stodard.
The biggest and best loaves Of thoroughly
good bread made from Wise King Flour.
Ask your grocer for It.
Webster Laird who has been teaching
school in Woodbury. is 70 take his old POI
sition in HAYES restaurant next week.
Mrs. Richard Veale and her two chill
dren left this morning for Chsrlestown
Mass, for few weeks visit with
friends.
Mr.. Ruthledge, who has been working
in the CIV. freight Office for the past
week, went to his home in st. Adams this
morning.
The members Of the Neal Dow lodge,
j. O. g. T., are requested TO meet in the
Congregational vestry Friday evening at
$50 O'Clock for the purpose of attending
the lecture in body.
At the meeting Of Neal Dow Lodge, j.
o. G. r., last evening Mrs. Coppins was
elected and installed as chief templar and
Mrs. Frank Colvin was elected and in
stalled as vice templar.
The chess and checker match which
vas scheduled to be played at Burlington
tomorrow, between the Barre and Bur-
lington teams, has been postponed at the
request Of the latter team.
The Goddard Seminary base ball team
did not go to st. Johnsbury today to play
the return game with the Academy as
was scheduled, the game having been
cancelled BY the Academy.
Neal Dow Lodge, l. o. q. T. are to
hold a social in the K. of p. hall Wednes-
day evening, June nth, A good pro-
gram has been prepared. Refreshments
Of cake and ice cream will be served. Adj
mission 10 c.
At the commencement dance in Miles
hall Tuesday evening two Of the young
ladies, by mistake, made an exchange 81
white knitted shawls. If the second party
viii call at 81 Jefferson street the mistake
viii be reetitied.
Drs. NJ. L. Chandler, r. O. Ligouri, w.
E. Lazell and o. g. Stickney went to
Waterbury Tuesday night to attend the
Washington County Medical society in
connection with the tuberculosis commits
sion. They returned yesterday morning.
Clarence, son Of Frank Little Of Gran
iteyille, while unloading hay yesterday
fell upon the tines of a pitchfOTk and cut
cash two inches deep just above the
knee. Physicians were called and dressed
the wound and he is as comfortable as
could be expected.
Rev. Or. Todd Of Quincy, Mass, super
intendent Of work for New England In
the Presbyterian denomination is in the
city, looking up the work here and in Gran
itevllle. Rev. Mr. Todd viii preach at the
Presbyterian church next Sunday He
was the guest Of Rev. I. II. Mitchell to-
day
The Montpelier Seminary base ball
management expects to take the biggest
gate receipts Of the season at the game
with Goddard next Saturday. The re-
ceipts at the last Goddard game were $50,
while the Memorial day game with the
second team Of the University Of Vermont
brought in 500,
Segel 4 Brady opened the Blue store
again this morning after being closed for
about two weeks. During the alteration
the interior Of the store was thoroughly
painted and vanished In light blue, rep.
| resenting the name Of the store. The
outside viii be painted over as soon as
the owners of the property can get the
painters to do the work.