The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-25
TALK OF THE TOWN.

See the new shirt waists at Vaughan's.
Series dance at the Pavilion Friday |
night.
only 8 more days for bargains at
Holton's.
Umbrellas at yeale & Knights for csc
and 81 % each
Saturday sale Of ladies black lace hose,
only lac, at yaughan's.
Gilbertson's orchestra at Abbott's Sat
urday evening If pleasant.
Another LOT Of sleeve-boards at use Just
in at the Boston Bargain Store.
w. +. Phillips Of Randolph, formerly 81
Barre, Is visiting bis sister, Mrs. L. II.
Hooker.
Master Gerald Brock returned yester-
day from visit with relatives in South
Newbury.
Miss Addle Clark Of Washington, d. c.
is visiting Mrs. F, A. Danforth Of Rich
ardson street for few days.
Mrs. L. D. Martin and two sons are Wis
lting Mr.. and Mrs. IT, M. Farnham at
East Montpelier for few days.
Mrs G. w. Steele, Mrs. d. III. Mcleod
and Mrs. Z. A. Drown went to Berlin
Pond today foreman until Saturday.
The interest on notes OF the Barre saw
ings Bank and Trust Company will be due
September !. Please call and pay same
Billiards. steamship agency received
ed at New York last evening at s o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Clark, Misses Alice
Clark and Ruth Qaigley returned last
night from several weeks camping at
Joe's Pond.
The Democrats Of Barre viii have a
rally in the opera house tomorrow evening
with +. w. Reddington, Esq, Of New
York and Hon. Thomas W. Moloney Of
Rutland as the speakers.
The early risers and visitors to Main
street this morning might have seen the
city's new sweeper in operation on the
granite pavement, drawn by Tom and
tJerry, the fire department horses.
Special meeting Of the Jumpers, Boxers
and Derriekmen's Union, No. 80, In the
Wheel0ck block Aug. rs at 730 O'clock.
Let every member be present. Important
business. Per order B. a.. Bylow, CHI.
TITUS.
A special review of the Z. O. T. NJ. is
called for Friday, August 20. at 8 D. N. In
Foresters hall 70 complete arrangements
for corn roast and to do any other neces-
saay business BY order of the Lady
Commander.
To many who did not find it opportune
to take ID the clearance sale Of shoes at
a. a. Smith n Brothers. last week will
come the welcome news that the sale is
continued this week and until further
notice See advertisement elsewhere.
at the last regular meeting Of the
Mortified branch of the G.. @. N. u. the
following officers were elected to serve for
the next six months; President, Gordon
Carson; vice president, James Bracey;
treasurer, Joe Mccormick; corresponding
secretary, John Mccormick; financial sec
rotary, JAS. Giifin.
Mrs. Joel Foster, widow Of the late Joel
Foster, is very Ill at her boarding place at
the Kellogg In Montpelier. Last Monday
she was taken with hemorrhage at the
nose and Monday evening this was fol-
lowed with another. Drs. Chandler and
Steele were called and the aged lady made
as comfortable as possible, but Tuesday
morning she suffered another.
Montpelier city court was busy spot
for a few minutes yesterday. Patrick
Reardon Of Burlington took 10 days for
intoxication, Michael Lynch took 10 days
also, and Charles Nee was given 20 days,
making three new boaTders for Sheriff
Evans Frank Abiotti was arraigned for
breach Of the peace by being concerned In
the assault on Mrs. Clementine Bianchi
the other highland entered a plea of not
guilty. Bail was fixed at SIS and the
case was continued until Friday. NJ. M.
Gordon appeared for the respondent.
''Fair Play writing in the Montpelier
Journal thinks that "Uncle Zebn who
had base ball communication In Mon
days Times, Is away of in his opinions.
Regarding the players he says. AS TO the
conduct of our players, 1t Is above re-
pr0ach and the chances are more than
even, that the sources from which eman-
ated the rumors Of which "Uncle Zeb''
writes were some tin horn sports who pos
| sibly lost few nickels in some OF last
weeks games. II we can't win the pen
nant, let US not make excuses for 1t by
slnrring the regulations Of as gentlemanly
young men as ever played the national
game.