The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-06-16
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Mrs. A. S. Martin IS seriously i'll at her
home.
H.N. Cheney went to Manchester, n.
H., today.
Maurice Durkee was in the city yester-
day from Richmond.
John Gallagher went to Burlington this
morning on business.
Harry B. Tarbox of the seminary went
to his home in Middlesex today.
A. C. Moore and Peter Goneo went to
Washington today on a fishing trip.
Mrs F. C. Huntington and Miss Mabel
Hanson Of Washington were in the city to-
day.
Perley Carr has taken Frank Cassiva's
place as baggage master at the G. Y sta
tion.
j. Ward Carver went to Marshfeld this
afternoon to visit for a few days at his
home
The subject Of the lecture at st. Moni-
ca church this evening win be THE
Mass.
Miss Grace ingalls, went to her home In
Mortified last night to spend the summer
vacation.
There will be band concert at the
School street stand Montpelier, tomorrow
evening.
Mrs. Anna Robbins and George How
land left this morning for visit 70 NAL
den, Mass.
There were IS tickets sold at the c. ".
station this morning for the excursion to
st. Adams bay
Prof. H Austin futile who has been
visiting Mr.. aud Mrs. E. p Odds, left this
noon for Brooklyn, n. Y.
Miss Bessie Pitkin Of Plainheld is tax
ing Miss Myra Morse's place at the tele-
phone Office for few weeks.
Miss Maude E. Harris returned today
from West Lebanon, n. H., to spend the
summer vacation at her home in this
city.
Tom Durham arrived last night from
Tufts college to visit at his home for two
weeks when he will goto the Isle Of Shoals
to work,
The walls for the new Currier block on
North Main street are nearly completed,
and the carpenters have already begun
their work,
Teri ebbera luogo funerali della bimba
ida Della Bernardina con motto consoso
degll amici La famiglia ringrazia tutti
coloro che volleFo dare ultimo tribute d.
affetto ALA bambina.
j. Frank Hunton, stone cutter and
manufacturer, filed petition in bank
ruptey yesterday His liabilities are 50,
27l,40 and his assets 2,466.46, of which
S420 are claimed exempt.
Fred Miner, the Montpelier Seminary
catcher, has received flattering offers from
the Fall River, Mass, team, but has not
yet decided to accept. He went to his
home in Morrisyille yesterday.
The funeral Of Ida Bella Burnham, age
eight months, who died Sunday was held
from the home Of her parents on Webster
avenue Yesterday afternoon and the inter.
ment was in the Catholic cemetery.
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a. Wells River r. r. freight depot on
Burnham's meadow is progressing well,
The building was cut in two and one sec
ton moved along about fifty feet. The
two sections are being joined together
with a new building.
The Montpelier Seminary cadets com
meneed the work of setting up tents Sat
urday night in preparation for going into
camp this week There are II tents in all
and about 30 will go out including alumni
who are stopping on the hill for commence
ment week.
Several from this city attended the Com
meneement concert Of Montpelier Semin,
AIRY at the school chapel last evening,
given under direction of Prof IL Hath
away and Miss II. Julia Cross. The BIZ
ennial lecture before the alumni associa-
ton viii be given this evening by Prof S.
f. Emerson Of the University Of Vermont