The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-05
TALK OF THE TOWN.
MIse 81 Bon 80 10 eanal.

The stores Of the city win be open this
evening.
Il. S. Stevens and wife have gone to
New York.
Have you read the ad. Of the D. A. Per
ny Real Estate Agency on page 5.
Mrs. J. Il. George left this noon for Ran
dolph to visit Mrs. Florence Douglass.
Duffy & Mead returned from Roxbury
yesterday where they had been on busi-
ness.
Regular meeting Of the Teamdrivers'
union tonight in Carpenters hall at 1880
o'clock.
Regular meeting Of the Jumpers, Boxers
and Derrickmen Wednesday evening at
$50 o'clock in Carpenters hall
William Lynch Of Montpelier caught
salmon trout in Dog river Sunday, that
weighed three pounds and a half.
w. S. Holden is rebuilding his launch
recently purchased Of Frank Morgan, and
win soon place it in the water at Berlin
pond.
AT the special meeting Of the Woodmen
last evening seven candidates were adopt
ed, Their regular meeting viii be held
tonight.
Miss Chase, lecturer for the National
Woman Suffrage Association will speak in
Barre sometime the middle Of the month
Watch for date.
Irving NJ. Page has finished work as
alnfFa hon in, Affar1 hFrafy nd hna
cepted position as Office boy in G. r.
Scott's granite Office.
Lyman A. Gale, formerly Of this city,
has placed his residence on Ayerill street
in the hands ofthe D. A. Perry Real Es-
tate Agency for sale.
w. p. Durkee and Miss Mary Charbon-
neau went TO Burlington this morning to
visit the latter's sister, who Is being treat
ed at the hospital there.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Barrows went to
Vergennes last night with the body Of
their daughter who died yesterday morn
ing, where the funeral and interment will
take place.
NJ r. Harrington has bought out his
partner, L. J. Mead, and will continue
the business as heretofore at 81 IL No.
Main street. Fred Harmon is elerking for
Mr.. Harrington.
The body Of Mrs. Theresa Mastaseussa,
who died at the Emergency hospital yes
terday morning, was taken on the morn
ing train today to Boston where the inter
ment viii be made.
f. F.. Worthen Of Bradford has been
engaged to do messenger work for the ex-
press company, on the branch Central
Vermont train to Willamstown. He COM
menced work yesterday.
J. r. Rudden and Edward Lawler Of
Bellows Falls arrived IN the city last
night as delegates to the meeting of the
state council X. Of CT, which meets here
this afternoon and evening.
Miss Carrie Cross OF Montpelier has
presented Bethany church Of that city a
handsome individual communion set, The
set consists Of four silver servers, each
bearing 50 little crystal glasses
Mrs A. Ambrosini and her sixteen
months old child arrived 10 the city last
night from Germany While on the way
the child was taken sick with pneumonia.
A few hours after reaching here last night
the child died.
1t is expected that team Of golfers
from the Montpelier Country club win
play against team from the Barre Golf
club at the latter's links Thursday after
noon. Probably at least five men viii
play on each team.
George III. Almon of Montpelier, and G.
f. Moody of Waterbury, has Just COM
menced the erection Of dam across Mad
river near Moret0wn A 500 horse power
water wheel and 400-horse power auxil-
iary steam plant will be put in.
Charles A. smith Of Montpelier, re-
eeived a letter last Saturday from r. IN.
Clement. 1t was dated on April II, from
Carlsbad, Germany Mr.. Clement stated
that aside from Illness with rheumatism
be was enjoying good health, He expects
to Join his family in Paris in about a
week.
r. 5. SIdeling, who was for six years
pastor Of a church at East Concord. Vt,
will speak on 'Soeialistic Ideas at Tool
sharpeners' hall, Quinlen block, Thursday
evening, May It'll, at 1870 He is called
an able speaker and it Is hoped those In
terested in one of the important questions
Of the day will endeavor TO be present.
According to law the pass books issued
BY all savings baaks in Vermont are to be
verified with the individual accounts at
the banks once in FIVE years, and this be-
ing the year for the work, Inspector OF
Finance T = Plat Of Poultney has desig-
mated May as themonth in which it shall
be done An depOSitors are requested
to turn IN their books.
The ladies' of the Church Of the Good
Shepherd are looking forward to having
a large crowd in Miles hal Thursday
evening May I to their literary entertain.
ment. They are sure it is worthy your
patronage. Please take note Of the excel
lent programme and only charging the
small sum Of is cents when it Is worth
at least twenty-five, Come and make
merry with them
AS Lyman Armstrong was coming down
the quarry track between 4 and 3 o'clock
yesterday morning he discovered a large
cobble stone on the track Just above the
South Main street crossing. Mr. Arm
strong was hardly able to roll it off the
track, 20 heavy was it, but finally succeed
ed in time to prevent the early morning
train running into IT, 1t was so lodged
between the rails that it would have
thrown a car from the track Ia collision.