The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-11
Talk Of THE Town.

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~ F. Stevens vent to Waterbury this
morning.
4 Leon Cutler Of East Montpelier was 10
the cty.today
/ +. BardelH Of Hardwlek is 10 the city
! visiting friends.
William Page went to the South Ryegate
fair this morning.
William Clough. Of Washington was in
the city Yesterday.
Tom Mills went 70 Boston today for a
visis with friends.
/ Mrs. Hayes Of GraniteYille left last night
on visit in Montreal.
w. r. Ransom Of Tufts college is visit
! ing at the seminary for few days
At the meeting Of the clerks union last
evening one application was received
Charles II. stone, a former teacher at
the seminary, is visiting there over sun
day.
Mrs Joseph Legassee returned 70 81.
Alatas today after two weeks visit IN
the city.
Miss Grace Pardy who has been visit
/ ing at D. 4 Davis for few days, went
to Windsor today.
A. D Morse and family have returned
from Old Orchard where they have been
spending the summer.
Mrs. Joseph Caleagni returned last
night after a month vacation In Boston,
Dorchester aud Concord.
AT the Orleans county fair, at Barton
Yesterday II. a. slayton's Willbrino took
third money in the 2.23 class.
4 corn roast at the farm Of George
Dodge was enjoyed by party Of young
people from this city last evening
Auction sale this evening at the city
auction rooms, also Saturday at 2 and Z
p. nl., Monday evening at o'clock.
Mrs. G. A. Estee, who has been visiting
her brother, w, j. Grady for few days,
left this noon for her home in Boston.
J.. N. Ayerill brought to the Times Of
fee the largest Bartlett pear we have seen
this season 1t weighed pound and two
ounces.
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Charles Whelpley went to work on the
electric road as m0torman on Wednesday.
William Green has entered the employ Of
the road as conductor.
James Goodwin, assistant to Postmaster
f. w Bisbee, is taking a vacation Of two
weeks, part Of which win be spent at
his home % Montpelier.
George Robertson while digging pota-
toes on his farm on East Hill yesterday
found one which be reports to have
weighed 3 lbs and II ozs.
Dean seaver who has been employed as
a conductor on the electric railroad during
the summer, has finished work and will re-
sumo his studies at Goddard seminary.
There will be meeting Of the Barre
Chess club Friday night, Sept. j i, at Z 80,
| in the Clan Gordon rooms, Quinlan block.
All chess players are invited to be present,
The y. Z. o. P. win hold picnic and
corn roast at Dewey Park Saturday after
noon and evening. Ladies viii bring
lunch. Let all who can take the 2.l5
car.
PeFley Buchanan leaves next week to
enter Tufts college. He will not enter
athletics this fall on account Of his ankle
which he injured in foot ball at Goddard
last year.
Along the line Of potato stories G. w.
Mann has one. He dug five hills Of pota-
toes, each Of which weighed IL pounds,
making total Of sixty pounds One Of
the potatoes weighed two pounds.
u. r. Williams OF s Church street, re-
ports a good sale Of his fnTniture and he
has made further reduction on the ar
ticles not yet sold The sale will continue
a few days and then they viii leave the
city.
The two troops of artillery from Fort
Ethan Allen which we're engaged in the
recent war manoeuvres at Portland, Mes
passed through this city this forenoon on
their way home, having been absent about
a month,
Harry Harris who has been a very pop
ular clerk at Davis drug store for the past
year and half finished work there today
and goes to Windsor to clerk IN Rock
wood drug store. His place here will
! be taken By Fred Howe Of Concord, y, n.
A dance to be given under the au.
spices Of the Ladies' Aid Of st. Monicas
church IN Miles hall, Sept 18th, will
commence at Z 80 sharp instead of $50
as heretofore, as many members Of the orr
ehestra reside in Montpelier and will have
to leave On the midnight
The Ladies union held business meet
ing yesterday afternoon and voted to hold
a colonial fair the second week In Novem-
Der. The booths win represent the states
in colonial times, which win be very at
tractive as It is something different from
anything that has ever been held in this
city.
The friends 81 Mr. aud Mrs William
Dawson met last night ait the home Of Mr.,
and Mrs Andrew Gordon on Plain street,
when John shaw presented Mrs. Dawson
with a ane gold watch as token Of the
esteem and respect IN which Mrs. Dawson
is held BY her friends In Barre. A pleas
ant evening was spent in song and story,
and the company broke up at midnight to
convey Mrs. Dawson to the depot en- route
I FOR Aberdeen Scotland The watch was