The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-22
TALK OF THE TOWN.
summer glo1es a. Yaughan's.

Frank E. Gregory has gone to Boston
Ion a business trip.
Frank Place went to st. Adams this
morning on business.
w NJ. Fraser left last night or a
business trip to Boston.
Harry Nj Ream left last night for
Boston on'a business trip.
Table boarders wanted at the Hotel
Northern, $3.50 per week.
Regular meeting OF NIinnehaha En-
campment tonight az 7.3o.
Sidney Wallace OF Waits River IS
visiting his son, G. S. Wallace.
Frank Williams went 10 Bradford
this morning on legal business
This weather calls for furs. You can
get special prices at Abbott's.
Levi W. Keith has moved from .
Mount street to 50 Elm street.
This weather viii make you think OF
hammocks. Go to McWhorters.
w H. Goodfellow went to Middlesex
and Moretown today TO tune planes.
Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Jones spent Sun
day ~ their former home in I,ichmond.
Mrs. NJ. d. Lamb went to Boston to-
day for few days visit with friends.
Miss Winnfred Mann Of Randolph
was the guest OF Mrs. Ralph Wales Sat
urday.
w. H. Pitkin left this morning on a
business trip in the northern part of
the state
Screen doors ana windows, all sizes,
at reasonable prices, at the Boston Bar
gain Store.
Miss NJ. I. &. Anderson left today for
Toronto, Ont, for two weeks visit
with relatives.
Mrs. May Brown Of Swanton visited
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Dean
Town over Sunday.
Miss Mabel Wilson vent 10 Bellows
Falls today, where she has secured EN-
nlovment IN the depot.
The Nineitia club will have open
house in their rooms, Thursday evening.
May ~, from eight 70 ten O'Clock.
A. s. Bird left for Boston Saturday
night and will sail Tuesday for Aber-
deem Scotland, for visit Of five weeks.
The tournament committee Ct the
Barre iolf club will meet at the Office
of Dr. n N. Lynde this iyering al
o'clock,
A. Eorni, wine merchant of san
Helena, Calf. and Peter Crena Of Con-
cord, Calf, are the guests Of Angelo
Scampini.
Frank lIutclins, Gale Bennett, George
Ryder and Clarence Foster returned sat
urday from a weeks fishing at Glecns-
boro pond.
Officer Faulkner arrested William
Caldwell for intoxieation yesterday. In
court today Caldwell pleaded guilty and
paid Sls.54-
Rev. NJ. b. Mcneil Of Boston, who
preached at the Presbyterian church for
the past two Sundays, returned to his
home today.
The new altar at st. Monica's church
was used for the first time at mass yes
terday morning. It will not be dedi
Gated until the Bishop can be here.
The tickets for the concert Friday
evening are selling very we'll, especially
the soc ones Remember to exchange
your tickets early. Read your exchange
ticket.
IL A. Gould kindly gives the pro
grams for the concert Friday evening,
which the association very much appre-
eiates. The Blasius piano win be used,
which he sells.
The funeral Of John James, the three
months old son of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Grogan was held at / o'clock yesterday
from the home. Burial was in the Ca
tholic cemetery.
The AItrurians viii meet with Mrs.
A. B. Averill, 30 Averill street, Wednes-
day afternoon at 2.30. A full atten-
dance is desired as it is the annual elec
ton Of officers.
All members Of the Queen Of the For
est circle wishing to 60 to East Barre
Tuesday evening please meet in Fores
ters' hall at 6 O'clock Per order chief
sister, Annie Scott.
Thomas Baird and Vincent Doom
brouski Of Barre left $12.79 apiece with
the Montpelier city court saturday,
having Inadvertently come in contact
with the Montpelier police.
The Colonial Stock company which
closed weeks engagement at the opera
house Saturday night went to Rich
mond this morning where they play to-
night and at burlington tomorrow night. |
The funeral OF Mrs. Amanda Moore
win be held Tuesday afternoon 1T 81
o'clock from the house on Kirk street. |
Rev. W. A. kenzie will officiate. The
body will be taken to South Royalton
morning for burial
a very pleasant time was had at the
Z. Q. r M. whist party Saturday night. |
Those having the highest score were
Mrs. G. N. Wales and Mr.. Donald; |
second score, Mrs. Il. Smith and George |
Bond. Refreshments OF cake and coffee /
were served.
The concert to be given i'll Montpe-
Iier Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, |
viii be repeated in this city for the |
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