The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-27
Talk OF The TOWN.
Bargain counters At Abbottls.

see those fancy hose at MeWhorters
L. Malnati went to North Jay, Ne, to-
day
John Leclaire spent sunday in Swan
ton.
Rowe Morrison visited in the city over
sunday
Ell. White went to Randolph Saturday
on business,
G. L. Bugbee returned this afternoon
from Highgate,
M S. Levin went to Burlington, yester-
day on business.
Mrs. I R. Holder went to Lyndonyille
today on visit to her parents.
George Marion went to Boston satur-
day night on a visit fer week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Grant went to Brad
ford Saturday night on a visit.
Miss Gertrude Gilman went to Barton
Saturday for a few days visit.
samuel Mathewson Of Rosland, B. G., is
visiting his cousin, Miss Matson.
a son was born June % to MIR. andMrs.
Mareello Bianehi OF Second street.
Pick out two or three Of those Wash
Suits for your boy at MeWhorter's.
j. w. Holton left yesterday for visit
with his family in Springfield, Mass.
James Wheeler returned this afternoon
from visit at bis home in Marshfeld.
Miss Joanna Parks went to Waterbury
Saturday afternoon for visit with
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. VI H. GladdIng went to
Randolph today for weeks visit with
relatives
The Rev. and Mrs w A. Klnzie went
today to their cottage at Lake Dunmore 70
spend five weeks.
Jake Galinski, a Montpelier backman,
received large automobile today which
he will use in that city.
! Mr.. ard Mrs. Frank Harris left this
morning for a weeks visit in Windsor
! BTattleboI0 and Boston.
The Wnliag Workers viii meet with
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day from two to four.
Miss Jennie Mann went to old Orchard,
1 Me-, this morning, where she Is to work
In hotel this summer.
G. G. Gllswold began two weeks va
cation today from his duties as head clerk
in the Boston Bargain store,
Il Miss Theresa Dram. who has been visit.
ing her sister, Miss May Dram, went tc
her home In Brandon this morning,
The ST. Monica and Baptist Baraca
base bali teams will play on Goddard
campus tomorrow afternoon at 4,S0,
f. d. Normandeau went to Bethel thii
afternoon to make arrangements for put
ting a new abutment for dam there
Tom D. Durham went to Portsmouth
N. H., today, where be Is to give insruc
ton in swimming at the beach there.
AS showing how unstable the presen
steamship rates are, tickets can only be is
sued for sa!iings four weeks In advance.
Mrs. liza Il. Reed, president Of the stat
W. G, T. IT,, spoke at the Methods
church last evening in place Of the regulai
sermon.
The North Barre base ball team defeat
ed the Washington Street Juniors on th'
Hill street grounds, Friday, BY score o.
70 to 0,
n. X. Huntington, who has been visit
ing his daughter Mrs. Frank Cove, re
turned this moraing to his home in Yves
Fairlee.
Constable Jas. Coutts arrested Johr
Movalli Saturday for lntoxioatiou. Mo
valli pleaded guilty in city court tbi,
morning and paid Sl3.o4.
Notice. The members Of Granite City
Lodge, Il D. o. Z. M. g !, will please leave
the due cards with the secretary on or be
fore june 20, 1904, Per order auditors.
Fred Ii Page has gone to indianapolis
Ind, as a delegate to the National Prohi
bition convention, which Is 10 be held ii
that city June 10Th. Mr. Page left at i
last night.
Mrs. Ed Mitchell of AZ Maple avenue
won the sweet pea prize offered by Davis
"The Druggist, to the first lady witt
brought a bouquet Of sweet pea blossom
raised from seeds from his store.
II. J. slayton, who has been at sani
tarium ia Melrose. Mass, for a month, re
turned Saturday evening, Mr.. Slaytoi
went there for On operation, and he re
turns somewhat improved In health.
Claire Emma, the seventeen months oil,
daughter OF A. J. Loranger, died yester
day forenoon from complication Of dis
eases. The burial was held this after
noon at 8 clock at the Catholic GENE
terry,
c. w. Meleher, one Of the delegates-at
large to the Democratic national eonven
tion, expects to leave for st. Louis Satur
day morning, July 2. Greenfield, Mass.
is 10 be the meeting place Of the Vernon
delegation to the convention, he goinI
thence via Albany and Buffalo.
"The Central Vermont railway have is
sued very complete folder giving yalu
able information for intending visitors Il
the Worlds Fair at st. Louis, containing
rates, routes, train service, a list Of hotel
and boarding houses. and other desirable
information. It can be obtained upon ap
plication to any ticket agent Of the com
pany, or to the general passenger agent a
St. Adams, VT"