The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-07-02
Talk OF THE TOWN.

J D, Dupey has gone to Champlaiu, y
Peter oorti went to Rutland this morn
ing on business.
James Cordiner went to Albany, N. ".
today on a visit.
A great variety Of sports at the Trottinl
/ Park, Saturday July &
/ WA. Pearsons Of Worcester, Mass. Il
visiting friends in the city.
Miss Deyia York went to her home il
/ Williamstown last night.
The Montpelier Military Band viii plas
at the Trotting Park July 4th.
Wise King Flour makes Bread that Il
delicious, appetizing and wholesome.
The Vaughan Store will be open Friday
evening and close Saturday at noon.
Louis soldlni and bis daughter Dins
leaves today for Hardwick for few days.
visit
/ There will be a band concert at tbt
School street stand, Montpelier, Fridaj
evening.
Mrs. F. NJ, Smith and son Of campello
Mass are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. a. ]
shaekley.
Misses Stella Brooks. Shirley Bradford
and Florence Averill spent the day at
Berlin pond yesterday
Miss Efie K. Webster Of Lynn, Mass,
will speak in @. a. RI hall, Montpelier,
next Sunday at 2.8o and p. N.
Mr. and Mrs. w. D, Glidden, Miss Car
sic Glidden and Mrs. Edith Britton went
TO Mallet's Bay today to spend the Fourth.
Miss Edith Harding who has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. T. S. Bissell, left this
morning for her home in Medford, Mass.
The Barre Rangers win practice at the
Granite City trotting park this evening at
0 o'clock Let all foot bali players be
present.
Mrs. B. W. Hooker and her two chill
dren went to Greensboro pond this morn
ing where they will spend the summer in
their cottage.
The management Of the mems sociable
Tuesday evening wish to thank the Tool
Sharpeners for the use Of chairs, ETC., on
Tuesday night.
Mrs. G. II. Anker and children and
Winfred Vaughan left this morning for
West Waterford, n. y :, to spend the sum
mer at her former home,
News was received yesterday Of the
death Of Robert Mcknight at Dalbeattie,
Scotland Deceased was father Of Robert
and David Mcknight Of this city.
The work conducted BY the Civic Fed
Grafton at the Emergency room on Satur-
day afternoons viii be discontinued DUR
ing the months Of July aud August.
Mr.. and Mrs, James Richards and son
Frederick left this noon for Boston aud
Quincy, Mass, whore they viii visit
friends before leaving for California.
One more marriage license was issued
by City Clerk Maekay during the month
Of june just passed over the number grant
ed one year ago, There were eleven this
year.
The Currier park beneht al the resi-
dence Of John u. Smith tomorrow even
ing. Don't fail to come and help good
cause. Cake and ice cream win be served
Zoe. extra.
Miss Isabelle II. Robertson, student Of
the New England Deac0ness Training
School, Lonqwood, Boston. will conduct
the service ia the Salvation Army Sunday,
July 8 ia Montreal, Canada.
About hfteen friends Of Miss Eva Scott
rendered her a party at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. &. n. Kenyon last evening, A
very pleasant social tiuIe was bad and
light refreshments were served.
The wedding Of Robert Bliss Of Montpe-
lier, graduate Of Goddard seminary In
the class Of 1926, to Miss Lucia Bailey of
Montpelier, is to occur az the home Of the
bride on the afternoon IT July 2, at 8
o'clock.
It is reported tha' city people are dump
Ing rubbish outside the city limits III Barre
town. The town authorities have secure /
the names Of some Of the offending par
ties and ifany more dumping u done, ar
rests viii be made
The local city court had Is cases for in
toxieation during the month Of June, as
against six one year ago. The number Is
a considerable falling of over thu month
of May Some people account for the diff
ference IN the fact that warrants are now
issued fer plain intoxieation and that many
Of the intoxicated people had a chance to
get away before the warrants could be is
sued
The novel question Of whether a man
can work IN bis own shop has arisen in
connection with strike Of fourteen work
ers at The granite shed Of Peduee & Bon
azzi company In Montpelier, VT Themen
went out because /. @. Ceritti, who is a
member of the firm, insisted on taking a
part in the manual labor at the plant This
same question came up in Westerly some
time ago, and the local union practically
took a position directly contrary to the ae-
ton Of the Montpelier men, Westerly
Sun
See Abbott's hosiery sale Friday and
Saturday.
Old cold and silver wanted at refiners'