The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-19
TALK OF The TOWN.

Ladies skate free at Dewey Park.
Band concert at Montpelier tomorrow
night.
p. y Morse Is spending the day fish
| ing in Mortified.
Tie Summer Street Stars defeated
the Young Stars 4 to 2 yesterday after
noon.
There viii lie meeting Of the Fire
mems club tonight at the Central Fire
station.
j. D. Wiley Of Glover is visiting al
the home Of his daughter Mrs p. y.
Waterman.
Mrs. Dan Morrison Of Lingwick, +.
~, II in town for d visit at the home Of
Neil Morrison.
Joseph jenkins has returned from
Ohio, where he has been working for
several months.
Mr., and Mrs. g, Al Paige and Miss
Elsie Paige Of Hardw;ck are spending 4
few days at :. A. Smiths.
| Mrs. Katie O'Brien Of Summer street
Ircturned last night from ten days
lyisit With relatives ii Brandon
+ Mrs. Kate lsham and children Of
Hinesburgh are the guests Of Miss Eliza
isham at her home on Sheridan street.
Arthur G. Spaulding Of Ludlow, 4
| dclegiitr 10 the district convention III
Montpelier i stopping at the home Of
a. a. Sargent.
Regular meeting Of Granite City
Camp No. 1886 M. NJ. Of Al, Wednesday,
| Junes20tl, at 7.30 p. M, in X Of g. hall.
There is to be adoption work. Per
lclerk.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Il. Daffinee and son.
Ralph, left on the midnight train for
an extended visit TO Nova Scotia. Mr..
Dafinee's former home On their re-
turn they will visit friends at Boston,
New Bedford and vicinity.
When Edwin M. Woodwork Of Mont
Ipelier gave his six, year-old son, Clyde,
| a quarter with which to buy paper
ION Sunday the boy promptly swallowed
1.-The coin. DR.. Grimes decided that as
the child was in no danger, he did not
make an attempt to get the quarter.
Alderman and Mrs. Frank H. Burke
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visiting there until Sunday the former
viii 20 10 Philadelphia and will then
start on trip through the western
granite centeTss Mrs. Burke will con-.
|tinue herlkist NJ New York for 4 week
Tor more. asf W
The Congregational Sunday school Is
Eholdyqgr It's annual picnic at Caledonia
Pafk Today. 4 special train carried
about 100 persons to the grounds this
morning and il Is expected that many
Others viii visit the Park during the
day The affair il in charge Of III. g..
Woodruff, c. $. Wallace and DIR. w. T.
Mann.
Miss lila Batchelder and Miss Inez
Vaughan. who have been attending
Eastern college, Front Royal, VA, re-
turned to their homes Saturday. Miss
Batchelder graduated from the musical
department, obtaining her diploma and
NJ. y. degree. Miss Vaughan intends to
return to Eastern in September to COM
plete her course.
Harry Mcneil il now we'll located in
his new blacksmith shop Just north of
the covered bridge on South Main street.
Tho building in which he was formerly
located viii be changed over by the
George Straiton granite company and
viii be used az the company's Offices II
is well placed Tor the purpose, being
near the cutting plant and also on Main
street.
The officials OF the Central Vermont
railroad have protested TO Sheriff Tracy
|of the county police department that
they cannot allow their Wilhamstown
branch line TO become pathway for
DRINKS who 60 10 South Barre for their
liquid refreshment and become tired on
the way home. Sheriff Tracy has no.
titled his deputies to keep the track
clear OF these walkers and Chief of Po-
lice Brown Of this city has also made ar
engagements to have his patroImen visit
the section of the track lying inside the
city limits and pick up the stray ones.
No one has been run over but the Cen
trail Vermont is preparing against the
likelihood.
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