The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-14
TALK OF The TOWN.
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G. r. Davis Of Hardwick was in the
city today on business.
Harry Emerson went to Mortified this
morning on fishing trip.
There win be regular meeting Of the
clerks union this evening.
Regular meeting Of the U. v. Z. al
East Barre tomorrow evening.
Miss Maud Ayers went to Burlington
today for visit with friends.
Mrs o. H. Hale returned today from a
/ several days visit in st. Johnsbury.
! Boynton Cheney Of Hyde Park came to
Barre yesterday on a business trip.
E. A. Drown and E. ]. Badger went to
Greensboro last night on fishing trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Kldder Of Port
Chester, n. y. returned home last even
ing.
There viii be band concert at the
State street stand, Montpelier, Friday
evening.
Remember the lecture by Miss Mary n.
Chase In the Baptist church tomorrow
evening.
A son was born May II to Mr. and Mrs.
Francis 4. McJarrett Of lit Elm street.,
Montpelier.
NJ Marion and L. J. Meade went to
Roxbury this morning to try their luck at
trout fishing
All Rebekahs who are going to VIII
Jamestown tonight will please be at the
hall at CSC sharp
Mrs. j. i. Calef Of Washington left this
morning for visit with relatives in
Hampstead, n II.
DR.. J. w. Jackson returned this morn
ing from Mlddlebury where he attended
the Shriners meeting.
The regular meeting of st. Johns Court,
g. @. f., viii be held In r. of r hall, Fri
day evening at o'clock.
E. J. Spencer Of Springfield, Mass, a
pipe organ tuner, is overhauling the organ
in the Congregational church this week.
The senior class Of Spaulding High
school have arranged with Shores & Ken
nerson to have their class pictures taken.
The Ladies Aid society Of the Presby-
terrain church win meet at Mrs. Catto's on
Long street Friday afternoon at O'Clock.
The Laborers Protective union will meet
in Carpenters hail. Nichols block, Friday
quested to be present.
J. b. Dalrymple, general freight agent.
and w. Il. Mullins, traffic manager Of the
Central Vermont railroad, we're in the
city today on a business visit.
Miss Mary N. Chase, president Of the
New Hampshire Woman's Suffrage Asso-
citation viii speak in the Baptist church
Friday evening at $50 O'Clock
K Abraham and Joe Romans have
opened dry goods and notions store at
307 North Main street in the building for
merly occupied by Chesser a Bird.
i. "a. Averill has sold his cottage house
on Hall street to Mr.. and Mrs William H.
Murphy. Consideration $1,000. The sale
was made through the D. A. Perry Real
Estate Agency.
A. Tonasi says the report that his
brother, Dominica Tomasi, was robbed in
New York before sailing for Italy, is not
true, aud that If any one was robbed 1t
was not his brother.
A p Abbott Of this city was we'll ae-
quainted with Miss Starteyant the woman
murdered at Medford, Mass, last week.
When a resident Of Boston he used to be
a visitor at the house.
The annual business meeting and cleo
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tomorrow night at I o clock in the parlors
Of the NJ. f. church This will be followed
by the ffth annual banquet Of the league
The power boat Blanche, owned by N.
d. Phelps of Barre, who has summer
house at Misslsquoi bay, was taken from
winter quarters at Shelburne harbor yes
terday and towed to this city Burling
ton Free Press.
A new orchestra has recently been or
ganized BY young musicians Of this city,
which will 90 under the name Of the Gran
tie City orchestra. The members are E.
a. Bemis, eornetist and manager; Miss
Danforth yiolinist; Ivan Perry, clarinet
lit: Lyle Perry, cellist; Lewis Huntington,
pianist.
Two petitions in bankruptcy were fled
yesterday IN Burlington. They we're those
OF Isaac NJ Eastman, a physician Of Tops
ham, who has liabilities Of S7l6.40 and
assets of S402. 80 and S45l 80 claimed ex-
empt: and OF b. r. Stanley, Iaborer Of
st. Johnsbury who has liabilities of
$500 and assets Of $3.50, Of which 1925
are claimed exempt.
George 4. Beals Of Boston, special
agent for the New England Telephone Il
Telegraph company has been in Montpel
Ter during thepast few days arranging a
new schedule Of telephone rates for that
city and vicinity which win 60 into effect
June L In the special class and for two
party lines there viii be considerable re-
duction and the exchange limit viii be ex-
tended from two to four miles
The concert given by the Goddard Male
Quartette assisted by J. Ward Carver,
resler, in the Congregational church last
evening under the auspices Of the ladies
Of the church was attended by large
audience. The concert was one of the
best entertainments that has been given at
the church during the past year and was
thoroughly enjoyed by those present. The
solos and readings were especially well re-
ceived and an encore was required for
nearly every selection.
The social given by the Granite CITY
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