The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-08
TALK OF THE TOWN.
cook wIth gas

Cook with gas.
Read Perry's advertisement.
Belts in the newest coloriugs at Fits.
The c. Y. pay car was in the city this
morning.
New lawn shirt waists, only 9sc at
Yaughan's.
Excurslonlsts, see advertisement of City
Fish Market.
Listen to the band concert in Montpelier
Thursday evening.
Isaac Rice Of Marion. Mass, is visiting
friends IN the city.
Prof S. Avery went to Richmond this
morning on business.
Large, ripe, juicy Georgia peaches, 4Oe
per basket, at Ladd's.
St. Elizabeth's Chapter will furnish ex-
cellent transportation.
Fall styles in the Guyer self conforming
hat at Moore & Owens.
Auction sale Of G. W. LANG houses to-
morrow afternoon at 4.S0
Take your wives and sweethearts to the
trolley ride Thursday evening.
Get your waists and neckwear for the
clerks excursion at Vaughan's.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Raymonds spent
Sunday with friends In Orange.
Don't forget the auction sale Of the Laing
houses Tuesday afternoon at 4.30
Miss Jennie Frederiekson Of plainfeld
is working in Ingalls, music store.
E. A. Bugbee and family have returned
from weeks camping at Highgate.
Arthur Castle has sold his farm in Ran
dolph and is visiting friends in this city.
s. b. Waterman OF Rock Island, p a,
is in the city for a few days on busineis
Mr.. and Mrs. j, B. Reinhaiter went to
Hardwick today in L. NJ. Williams auto
mobile,
William Mercer resumed work at the
post Office this morning after two weeks
vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer E. Williams visited
relatives and friends in Williamstown
yesterday.
Miss Belle Downie returned Saturday
from two weeks visit with relatives in
Hardwiek
Arthur Tilden resumed work this morn
ing ii Tilden Il Willey's store after two
weeks vacation spent at his home In
Mortified.
/ A.. n Nr r,..,o, "a ss,,ot,4a, 49,,
gone to Fair Haven for months visit
with friends.
4 Angelo seampini gives notice that no
more beer will be sold in pals from his
place OF business.
Mrs o. s. Cheney and daughter and
Mrs. Joe Bartlett have returned from a
weeks outing at Joe's Pond,
Ray Northern, Misses Grace Worthen
and Esther Mudgett have gone to Joe's
pond for two weeks outing
Prof. and Mrs. G. 0. Thurston of Kings
ton, Penn, are spending the summer at
the Thnrston homestead on the East Hill.
i Mr.. and Mrs. 6. n. Kenyon. who have
4 been spending month vacation at Lake
| 1un0RSNs ~ Ast ASt@A%tSo ANA9S hAfN"9
night.
The street department is at work on
Washington street. Stone chips are being
put In and the steam roller Is at work on
the hill
Special music will be rendered BY the
Montpelier band Thursday evening for
the benefit Of the Episcopal ladies and
their friends.
1 Mr. and Mrs DOney of Mortified are
rejoicing over the birth Of ten pound
son. Mrs Doney will be remembered
here as Miss Della Quimby.
Ernest N. Worthen was ia Stowe yes
terday To attend the funeral Of his college
friend, Ralph Warren, who was drowned
at Lake Placid, y. ~, last week
Frank Benedict Of Pitts6eld, n H,wht
who is spending the summer vacation II
| Williamstown, was In the city today OF
the way to Montpelier for visit.
Three cases were 10 city court thi
morning, two being for breach of peac
and one for drunk. Officers Booth AM
Hamei arrested the three men togethe
Saturday night. Dennis Mahoney plead
\ ed guilty to breach Of peace as did Wal
lace Lafayette who was engaged In a ifs
! tic combat with Mahoney when the Office
took them. Patrick Broderiok. the thir
man, pleaded guilty to being drunk
Each was fined So and costs Of 5000. Tn
first two had not paid at this writing an
the latter was taken to jail for ten days.