The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-01
TALK OF THE TOWN.


Z. C. French returned last night from
Hardwiek
4 d. NJ. Miles, returned from St. Alban
last night
Dr. f. H. Bailey Of Graniteyllle was ii
the city today.
Austin Patterson Of Washington was il
the city today.
4 E. L. Scott went to Wlniamstown las
night to 60 fishing today.
Miss Ruth Abbott Of Northdeld is visit
ing at chauncey Willey's today.
Miss Agnes Nash returned today from
visit at her home in Burlington.
Roe Morrison Of Waterbury is in the
city today on a visit to his home.
There win be regular meeting of the
Knights Of Columbus this evening,
Regular meeting Of the knights Of Col
umbus this evening in their hall at the
usual hour
The boys choir Of the Baptist church
viii meet for rehearsal tomorrow evening
at Z o'clock.
Mrs. r. A. Drew has sold her boarding
house ia the A. Tomasi block to Mrs,
John Maiden.
The date of inspection Of Co. E, Y. n.
g., has been changed from May sth to
Wednesday, May 9th
The Jolly seven will hold their regular
meeting at the home Of Miss Lizzie White
Saturday afternoon at 100.
John A. Hall arrived in town last even
ing from Philadelphia, where he has been
attending dental college.
The person who took out Tolstol's Res
direction from the Barre public library is
requested to return the same at once.
The Goddard quartette and orchestra
went to Randolph today where they give a
concert and dance this evening under the
auspices Of the firemen.
Postmaster E. w. Bisbee returned last
evening from Boston, where he has been
attending the meeting Of the New Eng
land Postmasters' association.
A musical committee was elected at the
Baptist church last evening as follows.
w. A. Perry chairman: Miss Annie In
glis, organist; E. N. Lewis, choir, diree-
tor.
Rev Effie X. M. Jones is to preach in
Middlesex at 2.l5 o'clock p. m. next sun
day, and in the evening will conduct the
service Of song and story in the Church of
the Messiah in Montpelier.
The attention Of merchants ana Others
Is called to the fact that pieces Of paper
should not be thrown into Main street. as
nothing is more likely to Brighten horses.
Then, too, the appearance Of the street is
not benefited By such additions.
Geo. Townsend and Ed. Nolan have
bought Of Mr. Chase a quarry property
near Buck lake, and win operate It at
once. The stone from this quarry is said
to be equal to the best Barre for polished
work Hardwick Gazette
Theresa Mastascussa OF WilIiamstown
underwent larparotomy operation at the
Emergency hospital yesterday. The work
was done by DR.. Ligouri. assisted by Drs.
Newton and Chandler. Although the OPP
GRAFTON was very severe one, hopes Of
her recovery are entertained
There win be meeting Of the finance
committee of the NJ. E. church this even
ing at : :45 in the church. We hope every
member will be present, as the pastor viii
be there and expects to talk over some new
ideas. II any member cannot be present,
please send 10 your report.
The ladies Of the Cnureh Of the Good
Shepherd would like to say to the public
that the literary and musical entertain
ment and experience social will be held
Thursday evening. May It'll, at O'Clock,
instead Of Wednesday evening May 9th,
as has been advertised in the papers and
is also printed on the tickets SO the boys
that have tickets to sell please mark the
date on tickets
MI, Ed. i. seguiu Of Montpelier il dis
.tributing from house TO house, and, IN
fact, trying to place In the hands Of every
man and woman in Barre and vicinity pos
tai cards addressed to Dr., David Kennedy
Corporation Of Rondout, N u. These
cards entitle our readers to free trial
bottle Of that great kidney, Liver and
Blood Medicine, DR. David Kennedy's
Favorite Remedy, This is a genuine offer
and very liberal one, as it gives our
townspeopie a chance to try Favorite Rem
edy with absolutely no expense 10 them
selves We have known Dr. David Ken
nedys Favorite Remedy for years and
constantly hear OF its marvellous cures, so
we advise all our readers to take advan-
tage Of this liberal offer to try this great
remedy, free.