The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-07-18
TALK OF THE TOWN.

! Lackey Good is in Hardwiek foI a few
days.
D. j. Murray left this morning for Mi
I Ian, P. Q.
Mrs. 0. J. Ladean went to Burlington
last night.
E. A. Prindle went to york Beach this
morning.
John Smith has gone to Bury, P. O. on
a short visit.
Frank Cassie, Of Albany, n. r., is in
town today.
Charles Leclair OF Hardwick is in
town today.
Geo. c.Holmes went to Boston last night
on business.
Mrs. II. I. Whitney returned from Bos-
ton last night.
Excursion to Montpelier for the circus,
see adv. page2.
q corbeil went 70 New Hampshire last
night on business.
g. IA Granger and family are visiting
relatives in Randolph.
Mrs. d. Cummings went to Hardwick
today for short visit.
Mrs. Fred Houston and daughter are
visiting relatives in the city.
Clarence Wood has gone to Springfield
for shortyist with relatives.
B, w Hooker returned from Green's
boro last night for short stay.
Miss Florence Kendrick has recovered
from a severe attack Of tonsilitis
Wise King Flour makes Bread that is
delicious, appetizlng and wholesome
Mrs. Sarah Gurley has gone to White
River Junction for an extended visit.
| Mrs. N. D. Phelps has returned from a
several weeks visit in Winchester. Mass.
Mrs. John w. Cornell and daughter
Eva and son John are visiting relatives in
the city.
II. G. Whitaker and family went to
Queen City Park this morning to spend
sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Downing left last
night for New York where they viii sail
for Portugal
| w. II. Eastman and family returned
last night from short visit with friends
in Waterbury.
| Mr.. ana Mrs. Sidney Wallace of Waits
River are visiting their son, G. S. Wallace,
for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Beebe, Of Elmira,
n. r., are visiting at Mrs. Z. g. Perry's
il Maple Grove.
Miss Bertha Knapp, Miss Clara Flynn
and Mrs, James Sheridan are in Fairfax
for short visit.
| Misses Christina and Bertha Ban re-
turned last night from two weeks visit
in Greenfield, Mass.
George Emerson, Of the American tx
/ press e0mpanys force, went to Mallet's
Bay today to spend Sunday.
Miss Helen E. Stanley is to take a posi-
ton in the Office Of the New England Tel
/ phone company in this city.
Miss Gertrude Morse Of Brockton, Mass
who has been visiting at /. L. Robbins
returned to her home this morning.
There was lawn party at 10 BolsteI
Ave. last night. Games were played ant
q general good time Is reported by all.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cassellni went t.
Montreal last night Mrs. Casselini vii
enter the hospital there for treatment.
u Tilden & Willeys store was closed thit
forenoon during the funeral Of O. S. VIII
ley, father Of G. N. Wiley, member o.
the firm.
Il Mr.. and Mrs O. /, CheeveT, Mr. and
i Mrs. G.. A. Wilkinson, and Mr. and Mrs
Il H. w Scott went to Highgate Springs to
day to spend several weeks.
Il j. Frank Perry, n. 3. Ballard and G.
A. Dodge returned last night from Bur
lington. Mr. Dodge defaulted his match
with F. w Elliott in the state golf tour
nament
1 Mrs. L. E. Linnell and daughter Mildred,
who have been visiting friends in Lowell
Mass, and Mortified, were the guests o.
Mrs q Ct Bamsdell this week. They re
\ turned to their home in Waltsfeld today
This afternoon will be the occasion fol
at least two picnics Of local orders, thI
Foresters OF America and the Knights o.
Columbus, and ball game between Barre
and Williamstown on the Goddard camp
us.
Among those registered at The Northern
yesterday were Jas. G. Tansey. w. G
Whitney and a. II. Stiebel Of Boston; a
Koenig OF Newark, N. J.; e. ~ Brown
OF Fitohburg, Mass, and c. L. Webster o.
Manchester, n. II.
The breach Of the peace case Of State
vs.. Louis Cart ct ais was called up in city
court this morning after being once con
tinned The greater part of the forenoon
was taken up in drawing jury. Johr
W. Gordon appears for the state and N
M, Gordon for the defence,
Principal A, w. Pierce of Dean Acad
envy, Franklin Mass, and Mrs. Pierce ar,
visiting friends in and about Barre. To
day they are the guests Of Mrs. David
More and this afternoon 60 to Washing
ton to visit Ira Calef for few days. Mr.
Pierce was formerly principal OF Goddard
Seminary.