The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-08-24
TALK OF THE TOWN.


E. NJ. Dow Of Woodsville was in the cit.
Saturday.
Mrs. Lizzie Cumisky went to Albany
y. ", this marning.
Messrs. Rogers and Grady are spending
a few days in Walden.
The Barre Firemen's club has voted Sic
to the band concert fund.
Henry Denning began work at Jones
Bros. Office this morning.
John Smith went to Highgate saturday
afternoon to spend Sunday.
Perley E. Pope has gone to New York
on business for Homer Fits.
A. P. Abbott went to New York last
night 70 make fall purchases.
Allan Reid finished work in the Red
Cross Pharmacy Saturday night.
II Q. Patterson began work On his new
house on Nelson street this morning
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Shay Of Elkhart,
Ind are visiting friends in the city.
Miss Hattie Perkins returned Saturday
from visit at her home in Newport.
John Hall returned Saturday night from
weeks vacation spent in Hardwiek.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Ford Of Hanover,
\. a., are visiting at Dennis Clearys.
Walter Adams returned Saturday night
from a short outing at Highgate Springs.
Mrs. o. L. Cheever and son went to
Manchester, n. H., this morning for a
visit
Mrs. NJ. NJ Nelson and children return
ed Saturday from several weeks visit in
Danville.
Yincitia Lodge, X Of p, win Wk the
second rank at It's regular meetiA tomor-
row night.
No matter how capable the cook, the
best bread cannot be made without Wise
King Flour.
A II pound son was born yesterday af-
ternoon to Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. l spauIdlng
OF Elm street
Mrs w IL Gladding and Miss Cora
White returned Saturday night from Old
Orchard beach.
Fred Coburn returned Saturday night
from 2 several days fishing trip at High
gate Springs.
Miss Abbie Como returned from Wor-
eester and resumed her work at Homer
Fits this morning
Miss Rose Foy resumed work at A. P.
Abbott's this morning after a two week
vacation In Boston,
The 10th annual convention Of the Uni-
iYersalists viii be held at Lyndonville
Aug. 81, Sept !, 2 and 8.
II. w. Cleveland and wife of Chicopee
Falls, Mass, are visiting az his sisters,
Mrs, w, H. Hoisington.
Mrs. C. E. Colby returned Saturday
from three weeks visit with relatives in
East Orange and Bradford
Mrs. G. W. Melcher and children re-
turned home Saturday from several week S
visit with relatives ia Maine.
Miss Freda johnson who has been visit
ing friends in this city returned to her
home in Boston this morning
There will be a regular meeting Of the
Iaborers Protection Union in Carpenters
hall, Tuesday evening at 1880
Mrs B. S. Andrews returned to her
home in Buffalo, n, this morning after a
short visit at J. W. Vaughn's
Richard veale and I'll X. Knight have
gone to New York to order goods for their
new store in the Currier block.
Mrs Chas. Wood who has been visiting
friends In this city returned to her home ID
Woodsville, y. H., this morning.
The regular meeting for August Of the
Ladies Aid society of st, Mouica's church
viii be held tomorrow evening at seven
O'Clock
Mrs Rose Berry who has been visiting
at Miss NJ A. Miles for a few days re-
turned to her hone II Burlington this
morning
Mr. and Mrs c. G. Mascot went to
Burlington yesterday to attend the we'd
ding Of Mrs. Mascott's sister, Miss Jose
phine Kelly.
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Miss Orpha Holt has finished working
at the Morrison farm and returns to Ran.
dolph Center tonight to resume her studies
in the state normal school
G. M.Hendriekson is TO move to Montpe-
lier this week, into a tenement near the
g. 4, Biadehi granite c0mpany's Office and
will be employed by that company.
Mr. and Mrs. George IT. Stewart and
two sons, George and William, Of Barre
City, were heguests Of Mr. aud Mrs. E.
A. Bissett Of East Barre, on Saturday.
Mrs Carpenter Of Troy, N r., and
Miss Josephine Worden Of Cahoes, n Y,
who have been visiting at L. j. Bolster's
returned TO their homes this morning,
Don't fail to see patten n Perry inss Ter-