The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-07
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Sale Of white goods at Abbott's.

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William oliver went 10 Northfeld this
morning to work.
George Kent began work this morning
10 Davis Drug store.
Why not take box OF Banner Oats at
Smiths market for 22e.
The bricklayers finished work today on
the new seampini block.
Fred Cassie went to Albany, n. r., to.
day for few days visit.
Underwear Of all descriptions and at
all prices At McWhorter's.
Louis RoVelli Of Baden, Germany, ar
rived IN che city yesterday.
! Angelo seampini went to Concord, n.
H., today On business trip.
! The Woodmen will meet this evening,
and several candidates are to be initiated.
/ "A. cady arrived il the city last night
from California where he has been since
last fan.
George Gates, Fred Feagan and Charles
Spear went to Groton pond fishing this
morning
I Croquet sets, ice cream freezers, ham
mooks, oil stoves, etc, at the Boston Bar
gain Store.
| Mr. and Mrs Z. Z. White and Arthur
White returned yesterday from visit IN
Burlington.
/ The regular review Of the L. o. T. NJ.
will be held this evening at O'Clock in
Foresters' hall
James Wright, arrested yesterday for
drunk, pleaded guilty in court last night
and paid bis fine.
The committee to investigate IRE sta
tions will start on a tour 81 inspection
Thursday morning.
John smith, E W Bisbee, G. o. Aver
/ III and Herman Campbell left this morn
ing for few days fshing trip.
The Philharmonic Banjo. Mandolin Club
will meet tomorrow evening at the home
| of Joseph Jenkins, South Main Street.
I George A. Reed went to Turner'S Cor
lners, Mass. today to survey tract Of
land for Thomas Corners Of Hartford.
/ Mr. Wilder win be at the piano and di-
rect at the concert at Hales pavilion to-
morrow evening. Don't miss this treat.
/ The Washington street juniors would
! like to play the North Barre Juniors some
time this week on the Hill street campus.
| The Republican city caucus viii be held
at Miles hall, at O'Clock tomorrow even.
ing. Don't forget the early hour, or the
place
4 Arthur Premier arrived In town last
evening from Philadelphia for two
weeks visit With bis parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Henry Premier.
Tickets are on sale tomorrow for Had.
ley moving pictures at the Red Cross
Phaunany. Prices Of seats in the opera
house are Is, rs and s. cents.
1 Regular meeting Of the Granite Polish.
era Union, No IA, will be held Wednesday
evening June ], at so iii the WheeIock
block. a full attendance is desired.
/ A meeting Of the stockholders Of Che
Barre Cooperative society will be held in
/ Niles hall Thursday evening, june q at
r o'clock A fnli atteneance requested
Il you enjoy fine music and are interest
ed ia the public schools patronize the
/ spaulding commencement concert t0mor-
row evening. See programme printed to-
day
There viii be a rehearsal of the Uniyer-
salist Sunday school for the Children's
day exercises, Thursday afternoon at
O'Clock. AL the children are requested to
bring their music with them.
Three men we're in court this morning
for iHtogleation, Levi Pierce OF RoyaltoB.
Tom C0rbett OF Calais and Andrew Ken
needy Of this city Each pleaded guilty
and the last two take ten days 10 jail. The
other paid bis fne.
The Church Of the Messiah, Montpelier,
has unanimously voted to extend call to
the Rev Charles 7. Wellman Of I.aneas-
ter, Pa. to be assistant pastor 10 the Rev.
Dr. J. Edward Wright for one year be.
ginning September next.
The members 81 the Burlington base
bali team Of the Northern League will re.
port for duty on June ~, two weeks from
Wednesday, and their first game viii be
played the following Saturday with the
Montpelier Barre aggregation on the lat
ter's grounds,
BY the viii Of the late Miss Lucy j.
Bradshaw of Montpelier. Mrs. Il. A. New
comb. a grand-niece, Of that city. is the
residuary legatee Of her estate which il
valued at about S75, GOO, after Si0,500 IN
special legacies is paid OF these special
legaeIes 5000 Is to the commissioners OF
Green Mount cemetery, $1,000 to Bethany
church and the remainder to relatives.
Those intending to witness the Ross Fw-
ing match on Wednesday evening it is |
very advisable that all should be there
on time as the contest between Con Sutli- |
van and the Big Photographer will com.
menee at o'clock sharp Jim 0sNeiI OF |
Montpelier viii be second for Con Sulii- |
van.
Mr. and Mrs. G. II More, who have re-
Gently sold their residence on State street. |
Montpelier, to James b. Estee, second vice
president Of the National Life insurance
Co., are 70 reside ia Chicago in the future,
Mr. More will still retain bis in /
terest in the granite business in Barre
with which hesis connected. Mrs More
and children expect to pass portion Of
the summer In the AdiTondaeks.
The Republican convention for the sec
ond Congressional district VIII be held 10
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