The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-06-27
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A union card was put into the eo-opefa-
tive store yesterday.
Asa Pepper Of Washington was in the
city today on business.
Gale Bennett went to Higheate Springs
last night to spend a few days fishing
Born. June ~, to Mr. and Mrs. James
Campbell Of 1876 South Main street, a son.
The North Barre Seconds defeated the
City Dump stars yesterday afternoon Is
to 10.
Willie D0wnie went TO Hardwick yester-
day to visit with his sister, Mrs. James
Ross
Carl Helm went to his home in Yer
gennes this morning to spend the summer
vacation.
d. Normandeau and Fred Miller went
to Bellows Falls this morning for a few
days visit
Miss Florence Whittier went to Ran
dolPh this morning for few weeks visit
with relatives.
Barry & Williams are the local agents
for Household ranges, which are adver-
tised In cur columns.
Mr. and Mrs. G. n. Kenyon and son
Charles drove TO sharon today to spend
Sunday with relatives.
The biggest and best loaves Of thoroughly
goodbread made from Wise King Flour
Ask your grocer for it.
Warren Huntington and Mrs. George
Huntington Of Washington were in the
city today visiting friends.
Harry Page OF Barre has bought out W
L. Dow's fruit and cigar business on
Main street Hardwick Gazette
Rev. Effe K. N. Jones returned last
night from st. Johnsbury, where she at
tended the Universalist convention.
Miss Lena Barup arrived in the city
last night from Burlington, where she has
been visiting her sister who IS sick at the
hospital
Mrs. sophronia Brown who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. A. c. Day, for
several weeks went TO her home in Wash
ington today.
G. 5. Andrews entertained his Sunday
school class Of young ladies at his home
last evening. A very pleasant social time
was had and ice cream and cake served.
J. B. Harrington, a cigar maker from
Barre, has rented l. NJ. Gallaghers new
store on Main street and expects soon to-
open a tobacco store and manufacture CT
gars. -IiaTdwick GAZETTE.
The new White Star Steam Laundry on
Granite street win open for business Mon
day. The laundry viii have one uptown
Office ID the Hale block on Pearl street and
Is connected by telephone.
Attorney James b. Brooks with Mrs
Brooks and their daughter arrived in
town yesterday from Syracuse N A., and
were driven to Alonz0 Page at East Or
ange where they will spend the summer.
John Giblin Of Barre was ID Montpelier
city court Yesterday morning and pleaded
guilty to a FIRST offense Of intoxication He
took ten days in jail as he could not pay
his fine. He was arrested BY Officer Con-
ners In the vicinity Of Dewey park.
The granite firms Of south Ryegate are
closed down this week owing to a compli-
cation over prices for work with the New
York Granite co. Nj I'll Gibson has made
contract to furnish al that firms work
there and intends to sublet it to the vari-
Gus firms, hence the difficulty.
The jurors Of the March term Of county
court, 1901, with presiding Judge, side
judges and sheriff department are gather
ed today on the shores of Berlin pond for
picnic and outing Benjamin Gates,
deputy county clerk, has made arrange
ments whereby those who desire can OBJ
tain transportation from Montpelier to the
pond.
a recent issue Of The Book Of the Royal
Blue. published BIZ the Baltimore aud Ohio
railroad, contains a portrait Of Bert T.
Taylor, who formerly published a paper in
this city, and a selection written By him
satirizing J J. Bells "Wee MeGregor,
which Mr.. Taylor callsssNYee Mcpherson Z
He refers to the etfusions IN Scotch dialect
as The innan haddie school Of litera-
ture
Amasa ". Alexander died yesterday at
Heaton hospital. Montpelier. the result Of
a recent surgical operation Mr.. Alexan-
der was 10 years old had lived 10 Berlin
nearly all his life. working at his trade as
a carpenter lie is survived by a wife and
two children, George vi Alexander and
Mrs. Minnie Converse Funeral services,
conducted by the Rev J Edward Wright,
viii be held from bits late home Sunday
morning at eight O'Clock
The body os Max Severance Is expected
to arrive 10 Montpelier about the middle
Of July There Is some coniiiction OF
dates as to when the transport on which
the remains were placed sailed from Man
ia. The quartermasterd department writes