The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-05
TALK OF The TOWN.

Of sickness.
Barclay Eros. win start work tomor-
low morning
See the bargain bed spread At Alb
bolts for Csc.
Walter Low of New York is visiting
friends in the city.
Henry P. Baldwin went to Stowe this
morning on business.
George Emerson OF Mortified visited
in the city yesterday.
Togn CAN leaves next week for italy
for visit at his home.
Harold Mathers visited at his bone
in Burlington yesterday.
Charles sharkey went to Randolph
this morning on business.
Thomas Gallagher Of New York is
visiting relatives in town.
Tonight ladies' Jersey vests at loo or
three for 25c at Vaughans.
Work at Barclay Bros shed viii be
resumed tomorrow morning.
John Fraser returned today from a
visit at his home in Burlington.
Y. Crolla left Monday night for a two
weeks visit in Waterford, Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. 81 Fay rode to Dan
vile yesterday in their automobile.
Charlie Wallace Of Waterbury visited
Fat the home Of his uncle, G. S. Wallace,
yesterday.
The drill team Of the w. NJ. al a.
will meet at 6 o'clock this evening at
the Scampini hail.
Michael shay, Charles Tashro, Moody
Thompson and William Baldwin OF
Hardwick spent the Fourth in this city,
Odd Ladies' Granite City Lodge, M.
u, special meeting Friday, July 18th,
X. Of Q. hall, p. m. installation Of
officers.
Howard Godfrey Of West Fairlee, for.
merlF Of this city, visited friends in the
city Yesterday and left to day for Min
nesota to reside.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Huntington re-
turned last evening IRON Brookfleld
where they have been visiting Mrs
lIuntington's brother
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Johnson return.
ed today from their wedding trip tc
Montreal. She was formerly Miss Cam.
ille Buzz. They win reside on AIer.
chant street.
The Swedish people Of the city held
q picnic at Benjamin Falls yesterday
about 40 attending. The day was very
pleasantly spent, The party returning il
the early evening.
Mrs. s. n. York viii be at AIRS. G. S
Meaker's beginning Friday of this week
She viii have a full line Of hair goods
win do work with the electric needle an,
else IN chiropody
The Guild Of the Church Of the Goo,
/ Shepherd Will hold the regular monthly
meeting, Wednesday evening Of thi
week, at 7.3O o'clock, at the home O
Mrs. M. H. Pitkin.
j. w Gordon and S. II. jackson hayl
dissolved partnership Ri mutual con
lsent. Mr. Gordon continues at the Ok
stand and Mr.. Jackson has opened off
Ices in the Eastman block.
A regular meeting Of Boxers, Lump
ers' and Derrichmen's Union, No. so
viii be held in Carpenters hall thil
| "wednesday evening at 1850 o'clock
Important. Per order OF President.
The employees at AIagnaghi q Calf
Estone shed held a picnic Monday after
noon in Townsend's grove There wa,
! large attendance Of the employees ant
their friends and a very enjoyable out
ing was held.
The friends Of Augustus If. Rossi
formerly Of this city, win be pleased t
know that he is now playing will
Eagan's band at Shellpot Park on thu
Delaware and is meeting with great sue
cess with his clarinet solos.
A SPECIAL meeting Of Iroqnois Tribe
No. l6, will be held in Odd Fellows hal
on Thursday, July 6. at $50. Business
/ OF Importance. Let every member b
present. Alex s. McCaskell, Sachem
Alfred Robertson, Chief Of Records.
VIM. Barclay, Jr., and family hav,
heen passing a few days by the sad Sc;
waves at Old Orchard, Ne. II is ex
pected that after paying Old 0rehar,
hotel rates Mr.. Barclay viii return ,
stronger advocate than ever before o
higher prices for granite work
/ The marriage Of Olaf Anderson o
Barre and Olga Anderson of Montpelie
took place on Saturday evening at TIL,
home Of OLAF Hanson in Montpelier, I'll,
ceremony being performed by Rev. An
drew Kallgren, Of Barre. Mr.. and Mrs
Anderson are spending their wedding
trip in Boston and Quincy.
The Woodmen held a picnic at Sale
donna Park yesterday, and the day wa
spent very pleasantly. Gilbertson's or
chestra furnished music for dancing
while George Troupe directed the dances
The married men were defeated Al
foot ball, 3 to 2, BY their single friends
and NJ. Liberty and j. j Mckenzie wer,
the prize winners in the fat mems race
Mrs. William Milne and Mrs Jamei
Dean won the married ladies ladies
race.
"yYilI be remembered for years Il
come" is how Messrs A. A. Smith &
/ Brother strikingly and terseiy stats
/ fhot,- aa-