The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-10
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Ladies suits at reasonable prices at
Perry's.
J. " Vaughan is confined to the house
with bilious fever.
A meeting Of the clerks union win be
held tomorrow night.
J. G. Grlggs went to Mortified this
morning on business.
Samuel Abare Of Hardwick has been
visiting in town for few days
Have you seen those porch chairs that
B. w. Hooker q Co. are showing
Regular convocation Of Ruth Chapter,
No. -, Wednesday evening at 7.30
Special display Of new stationery at
special prices at the Boston Bargain Store.
Several young men of this city will give
private dance at Hales pavilion this
evening.
Mrs. Edward r Harrington Of Burling-
ton arrived in town last evening for a
short visit
Mr. and Mrs j j. Soules went to Rut-
land yesterday TO attend the funeral Of
James G. Felt
There viii be meeting Of the school
commissioners this evening at o'clock, at
Spaulding school.
The Presbyterian board Of deacons will
meet tomorrow evening at I O'Clock, in
stead Of this evening.
Come in, send in, or TELEPHONE in and get
some of that celebrated giant red rhubarb
sold by the City Fish Market
Alex w. Richie was taken 10 Montpe-
lier yesterday to enter the Heaton hos
pital for treatment for appendicitis.
McWhorter has some Of the smartest Of
summer fxins In shirts, ties. underwear,
hosiery, ETC., for fashionable fellows
The body Of the late Mrs. Sarah Good
rich, which has been in the vault at Elm
wood cemetery, was taken TO Orange this
morning for burial.
John Angus Of this city will sing at the
concert to be given by the Montpelier sat
urday Afternoon club in the Kellogg Hub
bard library tomorrow evening.
The regular meeting Of Queen Of the
Forest circle tonight at Z sharp A good
attendance is desired as there is very Inn
portant business to be transacted.
Miss Eva Kennedy, who is teaching the
present term in the town Of Barre, has &C.
cepted position as teacher in the ninth
gradein the schools In Waterbury.
The Granite Polishers union will hold
their regular meeting Wednesday, eve
ming, May 18th, at TS0 in Wheelock
block. A full attendance Is desired.
George Rodney OF Montpelier was taken
to the house OF correction at Rutland yes
terday BY Chief Of Police Mcmahon, TO
serve los days for a second offense 81 in
toxieatlon.
Miss Bessie Bacon, who has been EN-
ployed as night operator in the central
telephone Office, fnished work there this
morning and went to Burlington today to
visit her father who is Ill.
MI and Mrs. ". A. Marsh and child
visited friends In Montpelier yesterday
prior to leaving for St. J0hnsbury On the
afternoon train. Mr. Marsh expects to
make bis home in St. Johnsbury
III. D. Stewart. who was expected to
play one of the fields for the Montpelier
Barre team this year, has notified Mana
ger Daley that be is going to rest this
summer in accordance with physician
orders.
X. W. oabree, the only steeple painter
In this section, began yesterday the work
Of painting the steeple Of the Montpelier
Baptist church He began this kind Of
work fourteen years ago By painting the
steeple Of the Montpelier Methodist
church.
According to report two deer were
seen III meadow on the Morton Marvin
firm on sunday. They we're quietly feed
ing when first seen. A dog and small boy
frightened them and they ran across the
railroad track and disappeared In Caledo-
MIA Park.
The Rev. George Mac Lennon, who was
called some time ago to the pastorate Of the
Graniteviile Presbyterian church will be
indicted this evening at I O'Clock The
Rev james Todd, ID. p of Boston will be
present and viii conduct the larger part Of
the service.
IL addition to the articles which Al. IL.
Batehelder has advertised for sale at his
auction Saturday May IA the following
were overlooked: $500 feet of lumber,
75 bushels 81 oats, set 81 Is store drawers,
tool box, tool chest with tools and many
other articles.
Rev L. f. Reed, pastor Of Bethany
church, Montpelier left last night for
Crete, Nebraska, 10 join Mrs Reed who
went there short time ago. Mr.. Reed
will be away six weeks and intends to Wis
it his own home at Weeping Waters, Neb.
he may also visit Colorado before return
ing.
William H. Wheeler, wife, son and
daughter, Of Des Moines, Ia. arrived in
Montpelier, Saturday evening, Sunday
they drove to South Woodbury. to enjoy q
rest with relatives and friends, Mr..
Wheeler is son OF the late Benjamin
Wheeler, Of Calais, and went west SIS
years ago, where he has been engaged III
the carriage business, and returned to Yer /
mont to reside. It IS possible he win de-
eide TO come to Montpelier to live.
Matthew Allen Of The East Hill, died
yesterday at his home Of general break /
down, at the age of 6S years He had
been ID but q short time. He had resided !
IN Barre for the past three years, previ- !
ously 10 that time being a wen known and !
influential resident Of West Topsham,
where he held many town Offices He is I
survived by two children, Frank Of Barre,
and Mre Carl Ratline az pnnniufr