The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-07-13
TALK OF THE TOWN.

c, L. Morse, Of Mortified, is in the city
today.
James Mann has gone to Burlington to
work
Lewis Gay went to South Royalton last
Saturday.
Harry Ream left last night on a business
trip to Boston.
Rev. and Mrs. r. f Lowe spent sun
day in Burlington.
Arthur Tilden Is spending a short yaca-
ton Ia Mortified.
Walter Harvey has moved his stand to
the Hotel Northern.
AEr. and Mrs. Fred Rogers returned
from Marshdeld today.
Mrand mrs. Miles are visiting at the lat
ter's home IN Reading, vt.
Dir. and Mrs. Fred Burnham are spend
ing the day IN Waterbury
Mas Cora White went to Burlington
yesterday 70 spend the day.
Roe Morrison Of Waterbury spent sun
day at his home in this city.
Hattie Kellogg has gone to Winthrop,
n. y, for an extended visit.
Charlie Cadger began work as bell boy
at Hotel Northern this morning.
John Rae returned last night from a
short visit in Springfield, Mass
Alfred Poquet has gone to Montreal, P.
O., where he has secured work.
Prof. o. X. HOLSTER, Of North Mont
peller, is in the city on business.
o. S. Wiley was taken seriously i'll sat
urday afternoon with liver trouble
L. Bottinelll fell on a bottle yesterday
cutting a long cash in his forearm
c. G. Mascot returned Saturday night
from business trip to New York.
A. p. Abbott, who has been sick for a
few days, is back at he store today.
Wise King Flour makes Bread that is
delicious, appetizing and wholesome.
A. A. Morse and daughter, Miss Myra,
Of Mortified spent Sunday in Barre.
Perley +. Pope wentto Greensboro this
morning 70 spend two weeks vacation
Work on the foundation If the new
Sortwell block was begun this morning
Miss Nellie corskie has gone to Canaan
daigua, N ~, On a three weeks vacation.
Miss Colson, who has been nursing in
Moretown, returned to Barre this morning.
JW Grady and family went to High
gate Saturday night to spend two weeks
vacation,
Mr. and Mrs VIM. Milne have returned
from their wedding trip ia the White
Mountains.
Dale Mudgett's team played a l0-inning
game at East Barre Saturday. The score
was tied Y to u.
G. p Bailey left this morning for North
field Falls. where he is working upon Geo.
w Chambers house.
y. D. and H. A. Phelps went to Bur
lington yesterday morning to take q ride
on the lake In the formers launch
Harry Haliain, tailor at Moore &
Owens, has gone to Boston and New
York this week, to study fan styles.
Rev Geo. E. Howe, who preached at
the Methodist church yesterday, returned
to his home in Randolph this morning.
G.. Donetti has now recovered from the
effects OF heat prostration suffered last
Friday. DR.. F, G. Ligouri attended him.
Mrs George Emerson, who has been
visiting friends in Orange, returned to her
home at Montpelier junction this morning.
William Hazelton, who was formerly a
member Of the Barre league ball team, IS
now playing on the Burlington league
team.
Mrs Edward Taylor arrived 10 the city
Saturday from Richmond, Va, 70 join her
husband and they viii reside on Cottage
street
Miss Grace Worthen and Miss Bessie
Ayers left this morning for week car
riage drive through the northern part Of
the state
The Barre Rangers will meet for prac-
tlce at the Trottlng Park Tuesday after
noon at $50 O'Clock. There viii be d
game Thursday with the Thistles
Earl Waterman Is taking Griehton Car
penter's place ais local reporter for the
Times during the latter's vacation which
will be spent at his home IN Washington.
Harry Harris, clerk at D. +. Davis
drug store, has successfully passed the ex-
aminations before the State Board of
Pharmacy, which met at Burlington last
week.
Tom Goneo and ". g. Humphrey flu
ished patting In the Fairbanks scales at
the Montpelier & Wells River freight de-
pot yesterday, and returned to St Johns
bury this morning.
James Hosie and family left today for
Boston, from which port they viii sail To-
morrow on the Cunard line boat, "Iverman
for Aberdeen, Scotland. Mr. Hosie aud
family win visit several months in the
old county
The Barre Juniors ball team went to
Graniteville Saturday afternoon and
showed a ball team there how to play the
national game, winning By the score Of n
TO a. The battery for the Juniors was
Gabaloni and Gilbertson. while Jacobs
and earle were in the points for Granite
vile.
Six or seven men were on Saturday re-
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