The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-05-12
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Northern SPY eating apples at Meaker
Bros
See what pretty fancy collar csc viii
buy al Vaughan's
Three pairs Of muslin curtains for csc
at Perry's on Saturday.
Mrs. Q. M. Wiley went TO Mortified
this morning on a visit.
Company Z viii drill on The campus to-
night. Assemble at 6.35.
Maekerel, mackerel mackerel IS fancy
fresh stock. City Fish Market
Have you seen those porch chairs that
B. W Hooker & Co. are showing
Mr.. and Mrs. +. n. Rogers returned
yesterday afternoon from Walden.
Ira G. Calef and Miss Lucy CaIef Of
Washington visited at DR.. B. W. Braley's
today
Mrs w. Z. Heath and Miss Jennie
Rowland went to Sharon this morning on
a visit.
The ladies Of the G. r.. win meet
Friday evening and a fun attendance IS
desired
Miss Lang viii open dressmaking rooms
at Il Hill street, on Monday, May Is. Tel
ephone 1912.
Pavilion prize Saturday evening. Gil
bertson's orchestra. Fifty cents per eou-
pie, ladies free.
Mrs. Charles Burnham Of Burlington
and Mrs. OYIatt Of Montpelier are visit
ing at Luther Townes
II you want to buy granite business
call on the Barre City Real Estate agency.
Rooms and 3, Gordon block.
The accounts Of county clerk NJ. f.
Smile Of Montpelier were audited yester-
day by State Auditor II. F. Graham.
Mrs. E. E. Lonergau who has been Wis
iting her daughter. Mrs 7. E. Hamel, re-
turned 70 her home 10 Burlington yester-
day.
Friends OF Dr.. w. D. Reid have receiv.
ed word from him that he is much improved
In health. His latest letters home were
from Portugal.
w Il. Campbell Arthur Cave Henry
G, Whitaker and Harry Huse returned
last night from Malletts Bay, where they
have been fishing for week.
The four banks Of the city will close
each Saturday at noon, beginning the first
Saturday in June, and continuing through
June, July, August and September.
Mrs G, III Kent, secretary Of the Barre
Golf club, received card this morning
inviting the members Of the club to the
Opening Of the Montpelier Country Club
today from ? to Il p. m.
G. J. Bell Of Walden was il town today
looking after the gaps in the fences. 1t Is
reported that Gov. Batcheldar OF New
Hampshire viii visit Vermont shortly IN
the interest Of Mr. Bells candidacy
Montpelier Argus
tits reported ID Montpelier that G. Al.
Lang who was recently transferred from
the Montpelier Office Of the Centred Yer
mont +. r. to the Randolph ONCE, viii be
sent back TO the Montpelier Office owing to
the efforts 81 Montpelier people.
Miss Florence Cory Of Montpelier,
daughter Of Mayor and Mrs. F. NJ Cory,
will graduate from Miss Mason's school az
Tarrytown- on-the-H Hudson, n. u, next
month, and with her class, will leave
short time after for European trip.
The Montpelier Military Band will make
an innovation IN band concerts this sum
meT By giving them from some hill in the
neighborhood Of Montpelier. Concerts
will be given on the following dates, May
l9, 20, 81, June 2 q p . and July /.
Frank Murphy, who formerly played on
the Montpelier seminary base ball team
and other teams III this state, ID making
good showing on the Fall River, Mass.
team. His batting average is $50 Its
reported that he has received offers from
other teams.
According 10 report, real estate between
this city and Montpelier, which is suit
able for base bah grounds, has taken a
sudden rise. A, Q, Humphrey and J j.
Flynn OF the electric railroad were here
day before yesterday looking at the pros
poets, but no negotiations were concluded.
Frank Dyer returned yesterday from a
successful fishing expedition in Roxbury
and resumed bis duties as mail carrier. ID
st Waterman, one Of the carriers, was Off
today, and tomorrow 81 M Lewis will
start his vacation Substitute Carrier w
Mcdonald is on duty during the vacation
season.
A few Of the local fishermen who went
10 Greensboro Pond have returned, some
with fair catches and others with valuable
fishing experience. The big trout are not
biting well this spring, and there have
been no big strings caught thus far. Sew
eral two or three Founders we're brought
back, however.
Small granite plant Ia Barre City to be
sold Consists Of two small sheds, large
enough to run about one gang OF cutters.
Derricks and side-tracEs. This property
would rent for $1,000 per month, and can
be bought for 81 ,25000. D. A. Perry Real
Estate Agency Rooms S and Q, Gordon
Block, Barre, IT.
Three trustee writs have been served 90
the Montpelier National bank, tying up
the money there owned By Floyd, Craw-
ford & Co., there being less than $500 toll
the firms credit IN that bank Among the
number is Ira Baker, the operator, who
sues for his salary Deputy g. "A. Smith
is in charge Of the office in the Langdon|
block.
a social win be given at the high school
Friday evening at s o'clock, and the fol-
lowing programme will be carried out: