The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-08-14
TALK OF The TOWN.

DR. Carver Of Marshdeld was in the city
today
Mrs. S. COOK went to Holyoks, Mass,
yesterday
Jack cayhue went to Burlington yes
terday.
The city schools win open Tuesday,
Sept /.
Mrs. G. w steele vent to Mortified
this afternoon.
Arthur Benjamin Of Woodbury., was in
the city yesterday.
Miss Allie Trow went to Nioholvllle, n,
j :, today on visit.
Miss Edith Kinne left this noon for
two weeks visit in Boston,
i. A. Averill left last night for Los An
geles, Calf, on a business trip.
Miss Eva Wales has gone to Enosburg
Fails for a visit Of several weeks.
Warren. Huntington of Washington was
IN the city today visiting friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Premier returned
yesterday from visit in Burlington.
A marriage license has been issued to
Andrew Bjorn and Miss Alberthini An
dersen.
No matter how capable the cook, the
best bread cannot be made without Wise
King Flour.
At the regular meeting Of the Clerks
union held last evening one application
was received.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Carpenter went
to Mallets Bay this morning for a three
weeks vacation.
Harold Robinson, Nathan veno and
Arthur Wallace are camping at Fairlee
Lake for week,
Mrs. John MackIe who has been visit
ing friends in the city left yesterday for
her home in Saranac, \. J.
Mrs. Mary Holbrook and Miss Cora Hol-
brook Of Randolph, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. @ /. Bugbee for few days.
Miss Cora White left this afternoon for
Old Orchard beach to spend her vacation
with Mrs. VIII Gladding at Z. LSmlth's
cottage.
MI and Mrs. Roswell Beekley returned
this morning from their wedding trip
spent in Niagara, Buffalo. n. ", and
Burlington.
Jerry Sullivan Of Hartford, Conn, has
been IN town for the last four days visit
ing his sister, Mrs. Edward Burke, Of 10
Mount st.
Mrs. Samuel Cults, who has been max
ing an extended visit at Norwich, has re-
turned and is stopping with her daughter
Mrs G. i. Bugbee.
A HOME INVESTMENT. THE CAPITAL
STOCK Of The Peoples National Bank Of
Barre. 500 per share. Subscribe now at
Prindle & Ayerill's.
Neal Dow lodge l. O. G. T.. win bold a
sOclable and march in K. Of p, hall on
Wednesday evening, Aug. 49, Everybody
welcome, Admission 10 cents.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gokey and daugh-
ter Thelma from Everett, Mass, and Mrs,
/ &. G. Gokey Of Mortified, have returned
to their homes after a few days visit with
Mrs Allen Cults and other friends in this
city.
Miss Edith Barnes has been elected K
the position Of second assistant in the
Randolph high school She is graduate
of Montpelier seminary and has taugh
Il for eight years in the Barre high school
Last year she spent abroad, perfectinl
herself in French and German, which sh,
Is exceptionally well fitted to teach.
Frank Tague was arrested by Officer
Hamel last night for being drunk. Ht
pleaded guilty this morning In city court
to a second offence Of intoxication and was
fined SIS and cost Of SIS. IA. He will prob
ably take the alternate sentence of 10;
DAYS at Rutland. lie had Just finished !
ten days sentence in county Jail last Sat
urday.
At the meeting Of the Montpelier city
council Wednesday evening it was voted
I'd maeadamize East State street as far al
Hubbard streets and Superintendent o.
Streets ROBERTS estimated the cost a
II So. 200. Nj Roberts with City Engineer
Smith, were busy yesterday estimating th'
cost of building concrete walks on sec
lions Of Barre, Elm and Loomis streets
and First avenue, reports to be submitted
at the special council meeting.
The marriages III Barre from 1898 t,
1850, compiled By William r. Dewey anS
James F. Dewey of Montpelier viii sooI
be issued in the Antiquarian. Like TIL
Montpelier list and those Of other town
/ they will probably be Issued in pamphle
form. In the event of anything happen
ing to the town cords it insures thei
preservation. Many people who have beel
unable to get track Of the marriages Q
their ancestors commend the scheme, AM
wonder how the search was performed.
George Allan Mosher Of Boston, who !
quite well known in this city as the repre-
Sentative Of the cordage firm Of Winslol
Il CO. Of Boston, was married to Gerti
Elvira Whitcomb Of Montpelier at tn
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Willard r Whit
comb Of Barre street Ia the latter Gift
Wednesday evening. Rev I K. Willma
performed the ceremony. The bride wa
for many years employed as stenogra
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