The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-09-12
TALK OF THE TOWN.

New yarns at Veale & Knights.
New fall shirt waists at vaughans
25c white lace collars only l5c each at
Yaughan's.
Excursion to Mortified fair. See
adv on page 8.
Regular meeting Of the Ladies Circle
Tuesday evening
You can get small white picking onions /
at Sowden & Lyons.
Dan Barber went to Rutland this morn /
ing for weeks visit.
C. NJ. Wiley went TO Mortified this
morning on business
Don't forget the Woodmen fair il you
wish to have good time.
Rain coats and top coats for boys from
4 to 16 years at McWhorteT's.
Miss Duncan Of Hartford. Conn, Is Wis
iting Mrs. J. Z. McSweeney.
Henry Knight went to his home in
North Hero today for weeks visit
Z. <. Ormsbee has the contract to slate
the new school building on Elm street.
Harry p. Baldwin returned Saturday
from two weeks vacation spent in Bar
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas w. Hartford went /
to his home In Messena, N. T., today for
visit.
The Episcopal ladies will hold their an.
nual fair December 7 and s, in Hale's
pavilion.
The office Of the Cate Real Estate Agen
cy viii be closet Thursday evenings, be-
ginning this week.
A. e. Day win have an exhibit Of har-
nesses, saddlery, etc, Of his own make, at
the Northfeld fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. q r. Dafine and son left
Saturday afternoon for an extended visit
to Dannemora, n. \.
The Altrurians will meet with Mrs. Ora
/ Philbrick, Is Orange street, Wednesday
afternoon at 2.50 O'Clock.
Bessie skeels went to Glenns Falls, N.
Y, today for visit and win 60 to SYRIA
cuse next week TO attend school.
Mr.. Harry Harris spent Sunday at the
home of Mrs. ID. T. Davis, going to their
home in Windsor this afternoon.
The ladies Of the Presbyterian church
are preparing to give their annual fall
supper on the evening Of the 2lst.
Grand Juror L. P. Cole Of Cabot Isl
stopping with his son, Leon Cole, while
attending county court at Montpelier.
| William Harrigan. baggage master at
the CENTRALLY Vermont station, has gone 10
bis home Northfield for weeks vacation.
A meeting Of the Presbyterian Y, P. a.
Is called for this evening at o'clock
sharp. A large attendance is requested.
Motorman Charles Reagan OF the electric
railroad Is to spend ten days vacation
at his former home in Burlington, begin
ming today.
Mr.. and Mrs James NJ. Perry and Mrs.
J III. O. Worthen were in Gouldsville yes
terday to attend the funeral Of the late
] Harris Burnham.
The animal convention of the State Fed
Grafton OF Labor viii be held at Bellows
Falls September 20. Local unions will be
represented largely
Outside Of half dozen candidates, the
prospects for heavy football team at
Goddard this fall are exceedingly slim.
i The candidates are willing but they lack
beef,
A lumber lot Of an estimate Of LOG, 000,O 600
feet Of old growth spruce lumber, situated
near the railroad, Is advertised in another
column by the D, A. Perry Real Estate
Agency.
Bertha, the youngest daughter Of A. ]
Williams, who resides on the East Barr,
] road, Is very sick with tuberculosis. Mrs
w illiam sheT mother died from the dis
else on July 24th.
Mrs. f. K. Northrop and Miss Heller
. Burbank returned today from South Roy,
/ alton, bringing their mother, Mrs. A. O.
Burbank, to the Heaton hospital at Mont.
peller for treatment.
B. p. White has been appointed grant
I Juror for this city to take the place Of Ell
! Holden who was disqualified on aecoun
Of having served as petit Juror last year
3 Mr. White has also been appointed for
Z man Of the grand jury.
There will be meeting Of the Congre
81 EdtlOuAl lAdliEh Ala oOclety ~ Inc clufCl
{ Wednesday afternoon at 800 1t Is de
Z sired that as many as possible will b
Z present as it will be decided at that time
whether the annual church fair viii bt
Z held or not
Considerable improvements are being
8 made at the Boys Club rooms, which may
4 necessitate short delay In opening this
+ years work Boys may visit the rooms
! shortly after four o'clock and be enrolled
: as a new membership is taken each year
The club will doubtless be open next
week for the coming years work.
Fred Strong of East Montpelier was In
Montpelier city court Saturday afternoon
( on q charge OF trespass in allowing bis
I hens to run at will on his neighbor' s
4 property. Cortell Dingwall was the COM
4 plainant. Adm Templeton and Austin
! Cove appeared as witnesses. The evil
4 dence was insufficient to show that the
{ hens wilfully wandered, hence the case
4 was dismissed and the respondent releas-
4 ed.
By defeating Charles e. Kingsbnry Ia