The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-04
TALK OF THE TOWN.
wise King Flour has no equal.


this morning.
Mrs Elmira Cook went to Stanbridge
yesterday on a visit.
Mrs. o. II. Hale went to st. Johnsbury
today to visit friends.
w. G. Jones spent Sunday at his home
here. returning to Betheltoday.
Mrs Peter Lapoint left Saturday for a
few weeks visit in Burlington and vic
unity.
Mrs. Daniel Morse and children return
ed this morning from few days visit IN
Mortified.
Mrs. John Nelson and Mrs. Catherine
Nelson went to Lyndonvllle today for a
few days visit.
Mrs. Susan Patch left this noon for
Sugar Hill, n. H., after a visit with rela-
tiyes in this city.
Charles Rowell has taken the contract
TO erect a set Of buildings for S. d. Allen
on the French estate.
Z. j. Vinelett who has been elerking in
the Blue store the past week has gone to
his home in SwantOn.
Edwin Whitehead, who has been in Cal
ifornia several years for bis health, is ex-
pected home today on a visit.
E. o. Marion, who has been confined ia
the house for several days with illness.
was able to be at his cigar store today.
Mrs. Belle G. Batchelder has just re-
ceived another nice line Of new hats at
her millinery parlors, 10 Summer street.
Frank Turner, foreman for w. @. Jones,
was called from Bethel Saturday by the
death Of bis mother, Mrs. Turner Of Mont
pelier
g. Bernaseoni returned to Barre yester
day from a visit Of several months In Italy.
Louis Monti, new arrival, came out
with him.
There viii be a regular meeting Of the
maehinists union at seven O'Clock this
evening. All members are requested to
be present.
DR.. r. II. Hazelton Of Lebanon, n. H.,
has purchased the once famous Vermont
stallion, Mack, ? 40 IA, by Thought, dam,
iopsy, by Buy King.
There win be a special meeting Of the
ST. Monica's Altar Boys Club this evening
at Z o'clock sharp. All the members are
requested to be present.
William Robertson was arrested by Of
fcer Hamel Saturday afternoon. In the
evening he pleaded guilty and paid a ane
OF IS with costs OF SIS OF.
The regular meeting Of the Knights Of
Pythias will be held Friday evening Of
this week, instead of Tuesday evening
The first rank win be worked.
The New England Telephone Go. has
extended its lines on The west side and in
stalled telephones at NJ. l.. Towns,
Duane Woods and the Morrison farm.
In bankruptcy court Saturday, Edwin
L, Scott was appointed trustee Of the es-
tate Of Arthur 4. Churchill Of Barre city.
No objections were filed to the discharge
OF Henry Edward Russ Of Barre city.
The Italians held very largely attend
ed celebration dance In Library hall Sat-
urday night. The Transatlantic band fur
nished music and an enjoyable time was
had
Blaneh Delphine, the FIVE year old
daughter OF Mrand Mrs Charles Barrows
died this morning Of bronchial pneumonia.
The body will be taken to Vergennes for
burial.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Dewey Of Mont
pelier celebrated the 55th anniversary Of
their marriage yesterday. In a large fa-
mily Of children only one death has oc-
CURED.
James #. smith, local freight agent for
the NJ Il w r. railroad entertained the
office clerks at his home Friday evening
and the occasion was a very enjoyable
one to all
The General Executive Board Of the
United Brotherhood Of Carpenters and
Joiners Of America have extended the jn-
risdiction Of Local No. 4Sl Of Barre TO in
clude the town Of Barre.
Harmon Hive, No. /. Ladies Of The
Maecabees, win hold its regular meeting
Tuesday evening, May 5, at T:30 o'clock
In Foresters' hall The guards are re-
quested to be there to practice drill al
6;45 o'clock.
A Rebekah whist party was held las
Saturday evening, it being the last OF this
season. There was a very good attend
ance and an enjoyable time was had. vii
liam Brown aud Miss II. Conlin won thu
first prize and Mrs. Earriet Clark and J
Cummings won the second prize
Mr. and Mrs. America Calcagni, VIII,
we're married on Saturday, were given .
reception at the home Of the brides broth
er, e. Abbiatti Of Ladd street, BY theil
friends Saturday evening. An Italian
orchestra furnished music for dancing ant
the occasion was very much enjoyed. Las
evening party was held at their new
home on Howard street.
| George Cannon, a section man on til,
Montpelier q Wells River railroad wal
| found ia an unconscious condition in tbs
Central Vermont railroad yard in Montpe
/ lier Saturday morning He was lying
across the track with deep cash IN his
| forehead, which started a rumor that BIZ
had been struck by train. He was takeI
I In an ambulance to his boarding place OF
Mortified street, where Dir. William Lind
say attended to his injuries. 1t is believed
the man had a fainting attack and fell
striking his head on the track,
a Portland, Me, paper has a write-uI