The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-07-28
TALK OF THE TOWN.

f. NJ. Tayntor returned last night from
Boston.
John F Murray returned today from a
visit in Boston.
Regular meeting Of Iroquois tribe, J. 0.
r. a., this evening.
Leave your order for nice red rhubarb
at The City Fish Market
Mrs. sarah Lake returned to Boston to-
day after a visit in this city.
A A. Sargent returned yesterday from
a visit at his home in Ludlow.
Wise King Flour makes Bread that is
delicious, appetizing and wholesome.
B. w. Hooker returned last night from
Greensboro pond for a few days stay
Mrs. Norman York, who has been sick
for the past week, is slowly improving.
Louis Huntington is spending a two
weeks vacation at his uncle's in Gilmore.
Miss Lydia Watson went to waterbury
this morning after visit at f. II. Rogers.
Cantata rehearsal at Presbyterian
church Wednesday evening. All be pres
ent
Frederick 4. Fuller Of Bellows Falls, is
4 spending few days with friends in the
city.
b.. P. White and wife went to their old
home ID East Calais today for few days
visit
Mr.. and Mrs Roscoe Beede Of Elmira,
n. Y. have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs 7.
G. Perry
John TASTE has sold his house on Foster
street to T, J. Holland and wife, consde-
ration 81 200.
Mrs. Joseph Rossi is expected to reach
this city tonight from Italy, where she
has been for the past year.
Miss Nellie Blanchard, who has been
visiting relatives In the city, returned to
her home in Williamstown last night.
There will be council meeting Of the
Ladies' Aid of st, Monica's church at the
convent Wednesday evening at O'Clock
/ Mrs. II. II. Hockenberry and daughter
4 Mrs Ferry Of Springfield, Mass, former
residents Of Barre, are visiting at w. w.
Carey's,
Rev. j. P. 0'Neil Of Mortified arrived
In the city last night to attend the Memo
rial service at st. Monica's church this
morning.
Mrs G. H. Kent and Miss Grace Wor-
then played off tie In the ladies handicap
golf tournament yesterday afternoon, the
latter winning
/
Miss Lizzie Lappin and Miss Devia
York returned to their homes in Williams
/ town last night after visiting friends in
the city for several days.
Ball teams from Jones Bros. and Bar
clay Bros. stone sheds battled for honors
on the field off Blackwell street last even
ing The former won 10 to 4.
Edward Mitchell has been engaged to
sing ia the choir Of the Church Of the
Messiah at Montpelier, in the absence Of
Mark Davis, the regular tenor.
The Iaborers' Protective Union win
meet in Carpenters hall at 730 tonight.
/ Let all members be present as there is bus
mess Of Importance 10 transact.
A regular meeting Of Queen Of the For
est Circle, No 857, this evening at 7.30.
| All members are requested to be present
as there is business to come up.
George Cassie has purchased shetland
pony for his boy, Ray Cassie The ami
NAL reached Barre this morning, and is a
beauty, weighing 500 pounds with saddle,
E.H. Jackson of Burlington is running
as conductor on the White Mountain ex-
press IN the place of Conductor Henry
Chamberlain, who died suddenly yester-
day,
| Miss Kate Mcknight Of Pleasant street,
is quite seriously i'll with blood poison re-
eeiyed from slight scratch of a pin on
the end Of her finger. 1t is feared that she
viii lose the finger If not her whole hand.
The Journeymen Horseshoers Union,
Local No 50, win hold their regular meet
lug Wednesday evening at Z 80 o'clock, in
the Wheelock block Wishing all mem-
bers to be present. W. T. Burgess, Cor.
secy.
T. K. Averll has sold lot at the cor
ner of Dewey and Hill streets to Carl
Lane, consideration $500 Mr. Lane ex-
poets to build house for himself there
The sale was made through the PerryReal
ESTATE agency
There may be a difference Of opinion
as to whether Quincy or Barre has the
best granite, but Barre manufacturers
were forced to admit that Quincy has an
up-to-date shipyard. They were much In
terested in the building Of battleships,-
Quincy Ledger.
Miss Nellie Whelan has rendered her
resignation as organlst OF st, Monica S
church, to take effect this week Miss
Whelan has been organist of that church
for nearly five years and will be greatly
missed by the friends she has made while
acting in this capacity.
A pocket book containing nearly 500,
which was lost by George Fitzgerald last
week, has been found and returned to its
owner The finder was Elder Hutchins
and he discovered the pocket book on
Trow Hill and noticing the advertisement
in the Times was able to return it to the
owner
The license commissioners will hold a
meeting at the city court room at 4 o'clock
Wednesday afternoon, for the purpose Of
examination Of policemen, sheriffs, con-
stables and special policemen, In accord
anoe with the provisions of the license
law. All officials coming under the above
head ara rpuupsted To Ne present without