The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-02
TALK OF THE TOWN.
20 PerrYIs adFerLIsemenl.

suits at prices that win interest you at
Fits
Mrs.-M Define went to Manchester, n.
H.. today
By express, more new neekwear at
Yaughan's
a. Malnati left last night for New York
on visit.
Roy Mcdonald Of Washington was IN
the city today
Dr. J. H. Winch OF Northfeld was in
the city today.
The Athena club will meet with Mrs.
George Bond Friday evening.
Our price for Malt Breakfast Food is
/ l24c per package. Eastman Bros
son was born yesterday to Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Downing Of West street.
C. w AveriII and Ernest Bemis went to
Marshheld yesterday on fishing trip.
You are too busy to 60 home Saturday
night Get supper At Episcopal church
Miss Lillian Gordon went to Franklin,
Mass, today for few weeks stay at Dean
Academy
Twenty seven shares Of stock remain to
be sold IN Montpelier for the inter-city
base ball team.
Gilbertson's orchestra will furnish the
4 music for Reuben in New York at the
spera house June I.
Billiards. agency was notified today Of
the arrival Of the IYernia at Boston this
morning at 7 o'clock.
Miss Elizabeth Hanson who has been Ia
Washington, ID. G. for the past six months,
is home for the summer.
Miss Bernice Darlings Sunday school
class of the Presbyterian church viii 20 to
Benjamin Falls Saturday afternoon.
Miss Helen Stanley went to Randolph
this afternoon 10 remain through the
graduation exercises Of the high school
there.
Ida Reed w. &. r. Vi meets Friday af-
ternoon with Mrs. Whltcomb Of North
Main street, Please bring May 20 Union
Signal
There viii be a meeting Of the Mayii0w-
er club this evening at I o'clock, with
Miss Mamie Nelson. "A full attendance Ii
desired
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B, Hutchlns we're 10
Waterbury Center Tuesday to attend the
funeral Of Mrs. George Kemp, niece Of
Mrs. Hutehlns.
All members OF the Maccabees are cor
. daily Invited to be present, with their
friends, at the public meeting in Hale's
pavilion this evening.
A. A. smith u Bro have d large lot IF
special offerings this week Their adver-
tisement, to be found in another column.
is well worth perusing
win those having tablecloths belonging
to the Congregational church please re-
turn them before next Tuesday as they
will be needed on that day.
The bah game between the second teams
Of Goddard and Montpelier which was to
have been played on the local campus yes
tsrday afternoon. was cancelled bg the lat
ter.
Companion Court Granite City, No. T5T,
|. o. 81, will hold a regular meeting FRI
day evening, June 3, at T.30 o'clock. Al
1 full attendance Is requested Minnie
Bruce recording secretary.
Fred 6. Vinton has purchased Virgins
Brothers meat market la the Bruce block
on Main street, Montpelier. Charles Wig
gins will remain with Mr.. Vinton, who
has been with +. B. Brooks since he sold
out his interests in Kent & Vinton' S
store.
0iheeT Hamel arrested two men yester-
day afternoon for intoxication 1t was
Andrew D. Hoggs second offense and he
paid a SO fine and costs Of s7.94. James
4 OrdwaF Of Tunbridge, hadn't been in be-
fore and he paid total Of 1864 Each
pleaded guilty in city court.
Charles II. Stone, formerly teacher at
Goddard seminary now a student in
TUFTS college, has been chosen as one Of
tile editors Of the Tuft0nan, the college
Literary monthly. Raymond L. Morley. 4
graduate Of Goddard, Is one OF the six Sc
luiors at Tufts to be elected to Phi Beta
Kappa, for scholarship honors
The Consolidated Lighting company ii
preparing to put ID machinery to convert
its new steam plant into station for
operating the cars OF the electric railway.
Il The road viii be run entirely from the
station plant as soon as the new equip
ment Is provided The electric railroad,
hopes, By this means, to avoid the yexa-
tious delays Of the past
4 Frank Minard's horse ran away on the
4 Plainfeld road yesterday afternoon maxi
ing about complete wreck 81 the wagon
and the horse was badly cut about the
legs. DR.. Lewis Is caring for the horse.
4 Charles Zanleoniis horse which was
II knocked down by a live wire on Main
Y street over IA week ago Is still I'M
der Or. Lewis care and is 10 bad condi-
ton Its forward legs were made stiff By
the electric shock
1t Is rather an uncommon occurrence to
meet with real live wolves outside a cir
Gus, ii this vicinity, but the report comes
that two were seen this morning By
i Wallace Baker OF Jones Brook near the
farm Of Ed. Woodbury. close to the More
town line A wolf was also seen on Tues
day BY Milo Nelson who lives near the
three. mile bridge, in Mr.. Whalen's field.
At first be thought It was a dog but bet
/ ter view convinced him It was really a
wolf Montpelier Journal
Manager White 81 Goddard team has
succeeded in getting strong team here
for game next Saturday. It is picked