The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-07-30
TALK OF THE TOWN.

u til August /
Miss Alice Pape went to Marshheld this
morning on a visit
VIM Mckenzie Of Sorthfeld visited in
the city last evening.
A union card has been put in the B.
Tomasi Grocery store.
Hyman segel Of Burlington is visiting
in the city for few days.
Mrs. HI. Ford went to Cabot morn
ing for visit with relatives
George n swasey went to st. Johns
bury this morning on business.
Wise King Flour makes Bread that Is
delicious, appetiziug and wholesome.
Miss Frances BlaisdeI Of East Corinth
is visiting Mr. and Mrs. w Frank Harris.
I Mrs. Riley Burgess left this morning for
a visit with her parents in searsmont, Me.
&c Hin files saws for Is cents each or
two for 25 cents. See his adv. on seventh
page.
Edwin Perkins returned to NorthReld
this morning after visit at his home in
this city.
Rev. G. H. Watt win preach at the
Boutwell, sehoolhouse Sunday afternoon at
O'Clock.
Mrs. Justus Thurston went to Rutland
today to visit her mother, Mrs. Esther
Burnham.
II. X. Bush attended the funeral of the
late Conductor Chamberlain at Burlington
yesterday,
Born, yesterday, to Mr. and Mrs James
win at their home on Fair street, a A.
lpound son.
| Dr. N. D. Lamb and wife have just re-
turned from carriage drive to Granville
and Rochester
| Prof. OIL Mathewson was in the city
last evening returning to his home in
Wheelock this morning.
A daughter was born July IS to Mr.. and
Mrs. B. Corosky, now Of Maynard, Mass,
but formerly residents Of this city.
G. R. Allen, ir., city engineer, went to
1 Fitehburg Mass, last night on business
connected with the street department.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Martin and DR.. F.
NJ. I.ynde left this morning to spend two
weeks vacation at Lake St.John, z. @.
A home investment. The capital stock
Of The Peoples National bank Of Barre
500 per share. Subscribe now at Prindle
q AYerllls,
Joe Ossola has received word from
4 Wiggin, Italy, his native place, that small
i pox is raging there and that there have
been many deaths.
Remember the clerks excursion August
18th to Fort Frederick. a delightful ride
\ on Lake Champlain In the New Vermont
The best excursion this season.
The Red Cross Pharmacy has very at
4 tractiye window displaying their 20 Mule
/ Team Borax Two large borax columns
are among the principle decorations.
Frank Tagne Of Montpelier was arrested
by Officer Nicholson last night. In court
this morning he pleaded guilty to the
charge Of int0xication. Instead Of paying
his fine he win take 10 days in jail.
Mrs. Magoon Of Park Place wishes to
announce that her name is not Mary Ma
Coon but that Il is Mrs. MeoTa @. Magoon,
and wishes people to take notice Of that
fact.
The Salvation Army Sunday school win
hold picnic at BeniaminFalls next Satur-
day if the weather permits. Weather not
being fine the picnic will be postponed one
week.
Word has been received here that Rev.
( Thos II. Mitchell, pastor of the First
Presbyterian church of this city, has re-
eeived the degree Of M A. from the Uni
versity Of Toronto.
Mr.. and Mrs w. M. Holden opened
their new cottage at Berlin Pond with a
''house warming last evening There
were about % couples present. Music for
dancing was furnished BY Elmoreis or
chestra. The occasion was very pleasant
one for all
Charles a. Smith was called to Waits
1 field this afternoon by the death Of his
mother, Mrs Charles d. Smith, who died
last night at the home OF her daughter,
! Mrs Addie Il, Dale. at the advanced age
Of 10 years. The funeral viii be held to-
morrow afternoon.
II The paraphernalia for the annual mus
u ter OF the First Regiment, Ven. IT,, which
occurs III August at the state camp
grounds near Fort Ethan Allen. was pack
ed at Montpelier yesterday in two freight
cars to be shipped to camp The cars
were loaded with tents, blankets, poles and
all the necessary camp equippage.
The tax receipts at the Montpelier city
treasurer's Office on Monday broke the rec
ord, the sum collected being s12, 6053l,
4 with a total number OF taxes paid of 269,
of which number 1853 we're poll taxes The
Langdon estate tax was paid on that day,
swelling the amount nearly $1,000. The
last day to pay taxes Is Friday Of this
week.
The thirteen Montpelier young men who
went to East Barre yesterday afternoon
on a tally-ho ride passed through this city
on their way home shortly after 9 o'clock
last evening. When the tally-ho swung
onto Main street, the cornetist of the party
played sHow Dry ] Am, and the tally-ho
promptly drew up in front Of Campbelrs
saloon After a iive-minute stop the driv-
er cracked his whip and the party moved
en-.
Mrs. Leon A. Whitney left this noon
for Boston to join THE Bostonian'' opera
Y company, of which she Is d member. Mrs.