The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-04
TALK OF THE TOWN.

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See the new style Of mercerized prints
at Perry's for dresses,
Roller skating team race Thursday
evening. Don't forget il,
]. w. Mcneil vent To Burlington to-
day on \ business trip.
asa Magoon of Orange was ii the
city On business today
Dora Douglass Of Randolph i the
guest Of Mrs. ]. y, George.
Walter Andrews 81 Pike, N. IT,, was
IN the city 81 business today.
MIS-, D. G, Watt went to Boston last
night 70 visit the millinery markets,
Remember the date for the Rivals, 2
March 81 and 2g, at Barre opera
house.
Mrs Cora Lewis went to Quechee to-
day for several days visit with rela-
tiyes.
Mrs. Herbert Cheney went to Water
bury this morning for a few days
visit.
A. M, Phelps and brother have started
new steam saw mill AT Kimball Corner
lin Orange.
Miss Rose Cook Went to Brattleboro
this afternoon for u few days visit
with friends,
Don't forget the game Monday evening
at $ o'clock, Spaulding girls rs. Mont.
pelier seminary,
j. II. Rogers returned this noon from
Iittleton, y. H., where he visited rela-
tiyes over sunday.
Miss L. " Townsend left last night
for New York where she will visit the
millinery markets for q week
Frank Erasium, who has been visit.
ing friends in the city, returned to his
home il Holyoke, Mass, today.
The two weeks old child Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Gordon of Addison street
oied this morning Of whooping cough.
Monday evening ii Church street GYM
nasium Spaulding girls 1st and I'd play
Montpelier seminary. Admission 25e.
p r. Mccarthy and Alex coutts were
in Hardwick Yesterday on business con
neeted with the quarry workers union,
The Junior exhibition at Goddard
seminary viii be held this evening at 5
o'clock The friends Of the class and
school are cordially invited.
The funeral OF Virginia Cappalei was
held from his late residence, Ahern
street at o'clock yesterday afternoon.
interment was in Iiope cemetery,
The twelfth annual report Of the city
Of Barre was issued today. 1t contains
224 pages Of the city reports and AZ
pages Of resolutions of the city council.
Joseph r. Martin, while working al
Mcmillan 4 Sons shed last Friday,
crushed his thumb between two stones
50 badly that amputation was neces-
sary.
The Ladies Aid society OF tile Con.
gregational church will hold social in
the church parlors Tuesday evening,
March 5. All attendants OF the church
are nnot cordially invited.
The ease Of Henry Cataract for aleg-
ed violation Of the city ordinance in
regard to properly plastering up Chin
ney which came up IN the city court
Saturday afternoon resulted N iudg-
ment Of guilty being given by the court
and the defendant took an appeal to
county court.
There will be q meeting Of the mem.
bers OF the Congregational church in the
yestry Tuesday evening, March S, at s
o'clock One az the Important things
which will come before the meeting Is
whether the church will authorize the
business committee TO engage the pas
tor, the Rev, i. A. Poole, for a term
of five years. and determine his salary.
DIR. Rollin G. Blaekmer of st. Louis
will give lecture on "Ancient Arch.
lecture at Goddard seminary Tues
day evening al Z O'Clock DR. Baokmer
graduated AZ Goddard in the class OF
so. lie is now one OF the prominent
physicians OF ST. I.onis and a lecturer
Ia the leading medical college ST The
city. The lecture j. free 10 the public.
!. b, Campbell, president Of the United
States Quarries and Granite Constrlc-
ton company. has returned from Boston.
While gone he completed Arrangement
with q trust company 20 handle an issue
Of 100000 bonds for his corporation.
Mr.. Campbell reports that as soon az
spring opens up active work will be be-
gun both on the light and dark granite
quarry property OF the company
The Barre independent basket BAH
team, which played in East iIardwiek
Saturday evening was defeated By the
home team by score Of % to 10. Three
fifteen-minute periods were PLAYED, ana
at the end OF the first period The score
was to 6 in Barre's favor, but Int the
last two periods Ilardwics went ahead
by superior work in throwing baskets
IL was fast game but got considerably
rough az times. The line up Of che
teams was as follows; Barre, Smith
/. Il, Knapp n r. Mullen G, Sector !. q,
Maiiani Y 81; Hardwick, Eastman y. Il,
Marshall !. 81 Young G., Bailey n f.,
Smith !. I.
"On Friday evening an audience Of the
most intelligent people Of Newbury gath
cred to hear the illustrated lecture on
italy by Rev KiIbourn, by means OF
100 views shown on canvass, The lee
tire brought out wildly the places OF
interest in his journey through that land
of history. II was pleasure and a
profit to all, an interesting and instruc-
tive lecture, and has received the com
mendation OF all Who heard it,"--New
bury correspondent. This lecture win he