The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-07-21
Yak OF LEE Town.

urday evening.
Horace French left for Gibbons, Neb.,
this morning.
A Il. Livingston went to Steep Falls,
Me-, this morning.
Reuben Lord Of Orange went to Fab.
vans this morning.
Special sale OF ladies' waists, 79c each,
at Perrys on Saturday.
Ernest Batchelder finished work at Sow.
den & Lyons last night.
G, G. Mascot returned from business
trip to Burlington today.
Ezra Brainerd Jr., of Middlebury is in
the city today calling on friends.
Henry Smith returned this morning
from business trip to Brattleboro.
Peter Park left this morning for Phila-
delphia, where he has secured work
Regular meeting Of Hiawatha Lodge +.
Q. Q. F., this evening. Work. N. 6.
Mrs. Hale Dale went to Boston this
morning for months visit with friends.
Bert Webster Of Maiden, Mass, was in
Barre today for short call on old friends.
A daughter was born Sunday to Mr.. and
Mrs. William Reynolds of Pleasant street.
Carl Sawyer arrived in the city last
night from Proctor to spend weeks va
cation.
Miss Grace Pardy OF Windsor is visit
Ing at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. D. +.
Davis.
Take look at our ladies oxfords we are
selling at sl.25 and Sl.50. Badger, Nc
Lean & Co.
Why 90 hungry? Meaker Bros. and
Parker & Tassie have made no increase in
the price Of beef.
Prof. W. A. Wheaton, who has been
visiting friends In the city, went to Bos-
ton this morning.
The granite caps for the new post Office
building at Burlington are to be shipped
from Barre this week.
Mrs S. Trentini Of East Barre leaves
this week for her former home In Italy,
TO visit her mother, who is Ill.
A. w. Eastman and wife and DR.. and
Mrs d. @. Watt returned last night from
a several days vacation at Joe's pond,
Mrs. Nathan Bouldry and her mother,
Mrs Harriet Mailoy went to ST. Francis,
2, O., this morning for months visit
with relatives.
Misses Clara Purvee, Mary sMcDonald
and Ethel Wishart left this morning for
Bethlehem, n. H. They will work at the
|"Uplandsn this summer.
Misses Wis and lila Ayerill, Florence
Parker, Blanche Bradford and Mrs. Harry
Chamberlain went to Berlin pond this
morning to spend the day
The Burns monument is decorated with
wreaths today, the anniversary of the
death Of Burns, This tribute 10 his mem
DRY is from the Burns club.
Gilbertson's orchestra at the Pavilion
Saturday evening. Prize given away at
1880. Ladies free, gentlemen so cents,
Get your number at the door when you
enter the Pavilion.
Misses Annie and Alice Brown OF st.
Johnsbury and Miss Sarah Braney Of Hol-
yoke, Mass, who have been visiting rela-
tiyes in the city went to st. Johnsbury
this afternoon.
Frank Laviolette of this city acted as
best man at the marriage of Henry Earle
Degree and Jennie May Latour in st. 10
seph's church, Burlington, yesterday fore
noon at 10 o'clock
Mrs. S. W. Moore Churchill in company
with her sister, Miss Elsley from Toronto,
has gone 10 spend vacation with their
sister, Mrs, B, G. Bowman. at her summer
home among the Adirondack mountains.
Special train from Barre 7.i5 a. MI,
Montpelier 735 a. m, on July 30. connect
ing with steamer Vermont for TT. Fred.
erick Modern Woodnen 81 America
excursion. sl25 round trip adults, e5C
children.
The next regular meeting Of the Nation.
al Association Of Stationary Engineers,
vt. No. i, will be held 10 Miles Hall,
at Graniteville, VT, July %, for the pur.
pose Of installing officers for the ensuing
year. G. H. Hall, Sec
what is more delightful than plate Of
Dodges Ice Cream during this very warm
weather. The Ladies' Aid Of st. Moni-
ea's church will serve that Ice cream from
) until $50 o'clock this Thursday
evening on the convent lawn.
Thomas Ingram, the five year old son Of
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ingram of "a Pleas
ant street, while playing ball yesterday
was hit with the bat cutting his face. DR.
Deziel was called and several stitches were
taken under the right eye to close the
wound.
Mrs. Henry J. Smith of Maple avenue
was given pleasant surprise by party Of
1 friends last evening, on the occasion Of
her birthday. The evening was passed
1 very enioyably and refreshments were
served Mrs, Smith was presented sew
eral valuable gifts. The guests left fol-
their homes with wishes for many returns
of the happy occasion.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders
of the Wetmore & Morse Granite company
was held in the office of ]. NJ Boutwell, on
\ Tuesday evening. The directors were
elected as follows: Albert Johonnott w
/ 3. Adams, Fred E. Smith, +. M. CORY
and J M. Boutwell,, j NJ. Boutwell, clerk
The annual statement was read and or
dered printed for distribution to the share
holders. After the meeting the directors
met and organized as follows Albert 10
honnott, president, w. q. Adams, vice
president and j nj. Boutwell,, secretary