The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-08-21
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Carroll Fenwick is visiting in East Barre.
cantata rehearsal this evening at
O'Clock.
Patrick Kettle left this morning for Bos-
ton to work.
Herbert Chambers went to Penaoook,
n. H., today
r Pedroli Of Hardwiok is visiting in 7
the city today.
Miss Edna E. CHM went to Oxford, n, I
H., this morning.
Presbyterian choir rehearsal this even
ing at T.3O O'Clock.
The Presbyterian choir rehearsal viii |
be held this evening at 7.S0 O'Clock.
Rev a. B. Henry returned last night |
from pleasure trip to Lake George.
Motorman George Howe went to Col !
chester this morning to attend funeral.
c. W. Averill and family went to Berlin
pond this afternoon for weeks outing.
Mrs.. Frank Leclair went to Burlington
this morning to visit AIr. and Mrs. Jer
ard.
c. 81 Wiley returned last night from
Grot0n where he has been on two days
business trip.
No matter how capable the cook the
best bread cannot be made without Wise
King Flour.
Robert D. Mcdonnell returned yester-
day from a three weeks outing In the
Canadian woods
Il. L. Densmore went to Bradford this
morning to prepare his eating house for
the fair next month.
William Monroe left this morning to
spend a two weeks vacation at Highgate
Springs and Montreal.
The annual meeting Of the Washington
County Christian Endeavor society will be
held at Roxbury, Friday, Aug. Is.
John Scampini was discharged yester-
day from the Waterbury hospital and re-
turned to his home in this city.
John w. Connell, who has been visit
ing In town went last night to Mortified
tovisit his brother for a short time.
The ladies Of the Methodist church will
serve ice cream ON the church lawn on the
evening Of the band concert next week.
Hamilton Issam who has been visiting
In the city during the past week left this
morning for his home in Providence, r. Il
r. u. Hayward and Miss Hattie Minard
1 left on the y As train for Portland, Maine,
/ for a two weeks visit with relatives and
friends.
There is going to be another base ball
game at the Trotting Park on Saturday at
$50, between the Stonecutters and Tool
sharpeneTs.
The boys who are iniuring gardens in
4 the vicinity Of Averill street are known
and they had better quit OF they viii be
ARRESTED,
Rev K. z. Hutehias pastor Of the PEN
tecostal church Of this city, baptlsed II
persons N Lake Champlain at Miltonboro
last Sunday.
Remember the sewing school at the
/ Universalist church tomorrow afternoon. it
/ is requested that all the fancy-work schol-
airs be present.
| Mrs. w. S. Davis, who has been visit
| ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs John Ro-
bins, returned to her home at White River
junction today.
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Prindle 4 Ayerils.
Mrs. Arther Nye and daughter Grace
Of Melr0se Highlands, Mass, arrived in
the city today on their way to East Barre
to visit at w, c. Nye's.
Rev and Mrs. II. F. Reynolds Of New
/ York arrived ia the city last night. Rev
Mr.. Reynolds is to conduct the meetings
Oh the Clan Gorkon lot this week.
a petition in bankruptcy was filed yes
terday By Il. j. Leonard, a quarryman q
] Woodbury.. He has liabilities of SAP 9,
aud assets Of $50 all Of which are claimed
exempt.
q. j Halves sold his restaurant yester
day to w. ]. Lynch Of Post Mills. Mir
Lynch was formerly merchant at Pos
Mills The sale was made BY the PERI.
agency.
Roswell George was in court this morn
ing, having been arrested last night b,
Oficer Hamei for intoxication. He plead
ed guilty aud paid fine Of s5 with cost
of s7,S4
It is requested that the person who car
ried away the bones from the Sortwe
s cellar the other day return them at one
to avoid complication. If returned u
d questions Will be asked,
Mrs James T. Marion has returne
from Burlington where she has been visif
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Delany. She was accompanied BY be
niece, NJ Paulita Delany.
: The water case Of Smith, Whiteomb
y Cook vs. Barre water Co., which has bee
Z on beforef Special Master joel
Baker for several days, win probably b
finished so far as the taking Of testimon
tonight.
4 The lecture on show to Make Thing
/ Co. BY Madison G. Peters, D. D., in II
Baptist church last evening was attende
& By fair sized audience. The lecture wa
very interesting and thoroughly enioye
by those present, and surely merited
much larger congregation.
3 The local branch Of the Central Vernon
! Il. r. was inspected yesterday, the follow