The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-06
TALK OF THE TOWN.


Mrs. Hutton, who has been very sick is
somewhat better
Wilbur Nichols returned last night from
a visit in Worcester, Mass.
Mrs. Leon Luther vent to Mortified
this morning to visit friends.
Mrs Edward Sowden went to West
Berlin yesterday to visit friends.
E. NJ. Tayntor went to Groton and South
Ryegate on a business trip today
A daughter was born today to Mr.. and
Mrs. A. j. Young weighing ten pounds.
The Barre Bible Union viii meet in the
NJ +. church this week Thursday at s:i5.
A. G. Moore Of the firm OF Moore &
Owens is confined to the house with the
grip.
Fred Jaynes is absent from his duties
in sowden II Lyons store today on ac-
count Of illness.
George NJ. Douglass has moved from
the Eastman block into the AFRO Camp
house on Elm street,
Mrs. Billiard, demonstration, is show
ing up the merits Of fruit puddine at Sow
den & Lyons this week.
George Reed and Ivan Perry went to
Lebanon, n. H.. this morning to do some
surveying for building lots.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Prindle left this
noon for Boston where they will visit for
the remainder Of this week.
There win be meeting Of the Burns
club In Miles hall Friday evening at Z
O'Clock to arrange for picnic.
Inspection of Co. E will be made this
evening at $50 by Capt H. H. Sargent.
1t. Col. Bonnette win also be present.
The Consolidated Electric Light Co.
placed % candle power light in front Of
the building on Elm street yesterday.
Regular meeting Of Sanctuary Granite
City, NO. ~, >. Of A., will be held in +. OF
A. ball tomorrow evening at 1870 o'clock.
States Attorney Frank A. Bailey Of
Montpelier was able to be out on the street
yesterday for the first time since his
long illness.
Hon, Felix ". McGettrick returned to
st. Adams this morning after attending
the Knights Of Columbus council meeting
here yesterday.
Edgar w Emerson Of Manchester, \. |
H., viii lecture and give tests on spiritu-
alism 10 Miles hall, sundays, May 10 and
II, at ? and Up. m. At
A bride and reins were lost yesterday
on the stone road between this city and
Websteryille. Finder please leave at
Sowden & Lyons store.
Mrs. Louis Robarge. formerly Of St, |
Paul, Mimi, now Of Seattle, Wash, is vis-l
ting her parents, Mr.. ana Mrs. r. l.. |
Brown Of Washington street.
Faetano Caro- and Miss Chiara Restelli !
were married Saturday afternoon at
O'Clock at the city clerks office, B. II. |
Wells performing the ceremony.
II. D. Segel. who formerly conducted
the Union Clothing store in this city. GO
ing from here to Ticonderoga, N. r., has
opened a clothing store at Winooski.
A city meeting viii be held at the opera
house this evening beginning at 7.30l
o'clock, to devise means for paying for the
new school house which is to be erected.
Joseph Brunette Of Montpelier has Civ
en- to St. Augustine's church the holy wa
ter fountain at the entrance Of the church.
1t is made Of Barre granite and artistical-
y cut.
Edward Whitehead arrived in the city
last night from Pasadena, Cal, where be
went about four years ago for his health
which has considerably improved during
his absence.
At the meeting Of the St. Adams city
council Monday evening bill from the
city of Barre was presented, amounting to
s42.SS, for the maintenance Of l. H. Pc
ters AT the request Of the city attorney
the bill was laid over until the next meet
ing Of the beard.
Auction sale at the city auction rooms
every afternoon and evening this week.
Millinery and fancy dry goods will be sold.
The stock OF Mrs. Seayer Of Plainfeld,
Of Mrs. Rice of Williamstown and the bal
anee Of the Leonard stock sale positive.
o. II. Hale, auctioneer
Miss Grace Carr former assistant in
the dental rooms OF Or. " q. Bridge at
Montpelier died yesterday at her home in
Williamstown The funeral will be held
from the home Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. +. +. Carr at Williamstown on
Thursday afternoon at ocloek.
All the ladies who are interested In the
proposed cooperative store, are urgently |
requested to be present at Foresters hall,
Worthen block on Friday at 7.30 p. N, |
Refreshments viii be served and a social,
pleasant and enjoyable evening passed. !
Per order, Tx Com, Ladies Auxiliary
About 30 of the friends Of Miss Blanche
Ellis gave her a surprise at her home on
South Main street Monday evening, the
occasion being her nth birthday Miss
Ellis was presented with handsome ring
after which refreshments we're served
The party broke up at an early hour wish
ing her many happy returns.
Raymond Isaakson, the three-y ear-old
son Of John Isaakson, had an operation
performed on his hip at the Heaton hos
pitaI, Montpelier, yesterday The limb
has been placed in plaster cast but it
viii be several weeks before he viii be
able to use 1T. The operation was per-
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