The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-09
TALK OF THE TOWN.
wise king Flour has no equal.


Virgil Ayers and son William went to
6roton yesterday on fishing trip
Everett smith Of Washington was in the
city today on the way to Mortified
Miss Grace Ingalls, went to her home in
Mortified last night for a short visit,
Miss Susie Kendall went to her home in
Stafford this morning to spend Sunday.
Miss Helen Burbank went to her home
IN South Royalton last night . spend sun
day
The Kimball Union Academy base bali
team plays Goddard here next Monday af-
ternoon.
Mrs. Miles, mother of D. n. Miles, isl
sick with pneumonia at the home Of her
daughter, Mrs. Scott.
Glenn Douglass Of Post Mills, visited
friends in the city yesterday on his way
to Montpelier Seminary.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Northrop went 10
South RoyaltOn yesterday for few days
visit at Mrs. Northrop's home.
Miss Bessie Jones went to Bethel last
night to spend Sunday with her father, w.
G. Jones, who is working there.
The ruins Of the sheplee & Jones block
are being cleaned up pursuant to vote OF
the city council Wednesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs r. Troup attended the fu-
neral Of Mrs. Troup's grandmother, Mrs.
]. Walker at Washington yesterday.
Leonard Donsbach Of Utica, N II, who
has been in the city in the interests of his
granite business returned home today.
Miss Pearl Freeman and Miss Blanche
Kibeling went to Richmond this morning
to spend Sunday at the formers home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Justus Ketchum were in
Washington yesterday to attend the fu-
neral Of Mrs. J. Walker Mrs. Ketchum's
mother.
The Evening Drawing school will start
on Tuesday next, and we expect every
scholar to be present at Ayerills hall,
Main street.
Miss Bertha Pike goes to her home in
Waterbury tonight to spend a two weeks
vacation from her duties In the Central
Telephone office
Bernard Dakle, the man who was in
iured so badly at Montpelier Junction
Thursday night, was employed for a time
at the Barre quarries.
Wesley Herrick Of Kluttz 4 Herrick Of
seabreeze, Fla, Is in the city. Mr.. Her
| rick expects 70 bring his family to this
section for the summer.
At the last regular meeting Of the Team
drivers international Union, No. 439,
1 four new members were initiated and four
applications we're voted on.
| Mrs.F. G. Rowland and Mrs. Fl. D.Whit
comb have gone to Boston on visit. Mrs
h Rowland Is a state delegate to the n. E
o. r. national convention.
b. w. Hooker, N. d. Phelps, John Dill
lon. Frank McWhorter, A. II Abbott ant
Il N. j. Roberts 90 into camp at Greensboro
on Monday for a weeks fishing at Caspian
lake.
CO. II. v. n. g., Of Montpelier, will
full ranks was inspected last evening b.
Capt H. II. Sargent, Adj. and inspector
Gen. w. H. Gilmore and Lieut.. Col. Bon
nette.
a little granite cutting plant down i
Barre with present capacity Of l25 mel
il sending up shout about being the big
uest thing on the globe. What inferna
impudenee Why, such little dinky out
tit isn't large enough to rattle IN some o
Hardwicks plants. Hardwiek Gazette.
The Memorial Day committee extend
an invitation TO the societies and organiza
tions Of the city to take part in the Memo
rial Day parade A team viii also b
provided to carry flowers All who inten'
to participate should notify at once II
Holden, the chairman Of the committee.
city Judge Alland G. Fay, with Git
Judge G.. II. Woodward Of Montpelier an
the justices Of the peace Of the county, ha
turned over to Clerk N + Smile his bl
Of costs for prosecutions in the Barre cit
court. This is preparatory to the visit 9
state Auditor Horace +. Graham who
expected to audit all court accounts mex
8 week.
The officers Of Canton Vinton, No q
NIO. o. IT,, i. NJ, were installed last ever
j ing by Major James Campbell The NEE
j ing was largely attended and several VII
i itors were present from Mortified. Th
oflieers were Installed as follows Cal
tain, +. w. Emerson; lieutenant Ale
8 Duncan; ensign, w. L. Stowe; clerk,
! n. Stone accountant, E. f. Smith.
The chorus choir at the Congrega
8 tional church has been disbanded and
s new quartette has been engaged whic
viii be made up Of Mrs. Bradley, soprano
4 Miss Maude L. Harris alto, George Il
B glis bass0 and leader, q Fl Chapman
B tenor. Il. r, Austin has been engaged {
ORGANISE to take the place Of Miss Gro
4 resigned This change viii begin me-
Z sunday.
q The Vermont Union Signal publish'
this week a large picture Of Ben +. Healt
of this city with brief sketch. III
q Union Signal says He at once took Q
active interest in union affairs IN the era
tie city and has been foremost in adyisiI
and guiding the union men Of that city
take political action, and sees the solutit
Of the Industrial problem only through {
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