The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-07-31
Talk OF THE TOWN.


Mrs C. L. eurrier is visiting in Brad
ford.
Joseph Fraser returned yesterday from
Hardwick.
Mrs. G. 4. simonds went to Lawrence,
Mass, today.
g. Pellatl was able to be out today after
a week illness.
The tickets for the clerks excursion ar
rived this morning.
Miss Elena Huse is spending few days
with friends at Orange.
Meeting Of Central Labor Union this
evening. Don't forget it.
Nelson Downing recently lost a valuable
Alexander colt at South Royalton.
Capt. 4. c. Bond returned yesterday
from visit az Gloyersvilie, n. Y.
Wise King Flour makes Bread that is
delicious, appetizing and wholesome.
Remember the sewing school for satur-
day afternoon at the Universalst vestry.
HOLSTERS and mackerel, fresh stock for
Friday and Saturday, City Fish market.
AFRO Morse returned last night from
Old Orchard for few days business
visit.
s. B. Huse, wife and son, Arthur, left
yesterday for a weeks outing at Joe's
pond.
MT. and Mrs, H.A. Gould have returned
from two weeks visit in Bristol aud
Warren.
]. &. Beker returned te Rutland tonight
after being in the city presiding at the city
water trial
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Pappln Of Burlington
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J. Pappin Of
this city.
Lyle Perry and Edward Bruce went to
Mortified this afternoon to furnish mu-
sic at funeral.
Thomas Brady moved yesterday from
ga Summer street into his new house, No.
Is Perry street,
dr. and Mrs. G. B. Tilden Of North
deld are visiting their son, George N. TIL
den, for few days
Rev WI Al Ktnze returned yesterday
from Lake Dunmore, where be has been
passing his vacation.
+. A. Walker, architect, has just COM
pleted plans fer cottage to be built for @.
Mather ia Montpelier
Mrs j. K. Coutts and Mrs. Fred Burn
ham and Miss Jennie Mcmillan have gone
to Orange for several days outing.
Queen Of Forest Circle, 357, amusement
committee, please meet at Mrs. J. Forbes
at half past Six tonight at a, Tomasi
block.
Mrs Henry aud Miss May Cram, who
have been visiting at DR. q. 3. Steeleis,
left this morning for their home IN ProYi-
denee, r. T.
There will Be special meeting Of Gran
ite Lodge, No. SIS, II, and a. A., this eve
ming at O'Clock Work, third degree
Refreshments.
A home investment The capital stock
OF The Peoples National bank Of Barre,
500 per share. Subscribe now at Prindle
& Averill's.
A petition In bankruptcy was fled by
john w. Gordon, teamster Of Mont
pelier, who has liabilities Of s346.40 and
assets Of $4,000, Of which sos are
claimed exempt.
Rev George Jack, who has been visit
ing his brother William Jack, for several
weeks, left this morning for New York,
where he viii sail for his home In Scot
land Hewas accompanied by Mrs. james
Young.
Barre Branch. G. G. N. IT,, is today
moving its headquarters from Bolster
block into the Durham house at the cor
ner Of North Main and Granite streets
The change In location will do away with
two flights If stairs.
The marriage Of Miss Myrta Whiteomb
aud George a. Mosher Of Boston, Is an
nouneed to occur in Montpelier August II.
Miss White0mh has been employed IN ]
NJ. Boutwell, office as stenographer, leav-
ing there not long since. The couple will
reside in Boston.
Justice NJ w. Wheeloek performed a
marriage ceremony at the Union House
parlors this morning shortly before noon.
The contracting parties were Edmund
Young of HardwIck and Mrs. Lucy a.
Chase Of Calais. MFR. and Mrs. Young
left on the noon train for their wedding
trip, Montpelier Journal.
The hearing before Special Master
Joel G. Baker Of the water case of Smith,
Whiteomb & Cook vs. Barre Water Co.,
which has been in progress at the city
o0urs room this week, was adjourned to-
day until August iQ At the time Of adj
i0nrnment the plaintiffs had just conn
pleted putting In their testimony.
Harry 4. CLARK Of East Calais had one
rib broken and was otherwise badly In
jared In runaway on Barre street Mont
pelieF. yesterday morning. Mr. Clark
had a load Of butter boxes and III coming
down the Barre street hill hold back
broke, letting the load On the heels Of the
horse which ran, throwing Mr Clark un-
der the wagon. He was attended by a
physician and was able to 20 to his home
in theafterno0n.