The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-07-22
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Candy Kitchen.
Alex, Stephenson left this morning for
st. Sylvester, r. Q.
Saturday candy for zoe per box at the
Red Cross Pharmacy.
Special sale OF ladies' waists, zoe each.
at Perry's on Saturday.
| Mrs. j. L. Tobin Of Rifton, N. ", is
visiting ar C. G. Maseott's.
Webster Laird went to Higbgate yester-
day for a few days vacation.
| F.M Andreani has returned from a
short business trip to Burlington.
VIM. Bouchart has gone to Hooslck
Falls where he has secured work.
Irving Page is in East Corlnth to at
tend the funeral Of his grandmother.
Miss A. Albinola left last night for
Wallace, Idaho, where she is to reside.
Mrs. Frank Woodcock has gone to
Rougemont, P. O., for a visit with rela-
tives.
Louis Soldini returned to Hardwick
yesterday after few days visit in the
city
Mrs. John Wells went to Manchester,
n. Fl. today for an extended visit with
relatives.
Take look at our ladies oxfords we are
selling at Sl25 and $3.50. Badger, Nc
Lean q Co.
Miss Margaret Woodruff went to Man
chester, n, H., this morning for visit
with relatives.
Mrs Fl r. Stoughton was in Waterbury
Centre yesterday to attend the funeral of
Mrs. julia A. Robinson.
Harry Hubbard, who has been visiting
his sister, Mrs. H. P. Baldwin, returned
TO his home in Barton today.
Mrs. II. L. Averiil underwent an opera.
tion at the Heaton hospital Wednesday
morning, and is reported as doing nicely.
Mrs. Chas. E. George, who has been
visiting her sister. Mrs. III. l.. Ayerill, has
returned to her home in Franklin Falls,
N. III.
Mrs. Ellen Lewis Of Morrisville, who
has been visiting at Almon Keith's, re
turned to her home in Morrisyille this
morning.
/ G. A. Brown, ticket agent at the H. 4
w. depot, has gone TO st. Adams where
be was called by the death of his uncle
George White.
Ben Eastman. Frank Hutchinson an(
Frank Cove went with Dan Perry in hi
automobile to Woodbury. pond last nigh
on fishing trip.
4 Rev. w. S. Spencer, formerly at tht
/ head Of Methodist mission school ID Mex
leo, will preach at the Methodist churct
next sunday morning.
! Miss Mary II. Poole, who has been thi
/ guest OF Rev. 4. A. Poole for the pas
three weeks, returned to her home in An
dover, Mass, this morning.
i Miss Maude Z. Harris returned las
night from several weeks visit will
Il friends and relatives in Wardsboro, Wind
sor and Lebanon, y. II.
| There viii be very exciting game O
base ball between the Seniors and Junior
at the / of A. picnic Saturday. The ia
boy will pitch for the seniors.
/ Foresters Of America picnic Saturday
July l4ts al NAbtd ottGte tat Will Athfi
the post office at Is p. m. Regula
train on Wells River road leaves at II 3
p. m.
II you have not attended one Of the Yer
mont league ball games, better get int
the games The siayaways are missin
some good healthy sport. Waterbur
Record
Billiards. steamship agency receive
word this forenoon that the Campani
would arrive at Queenstown at 2 ocloc
this afternoan. George Young OF thi
city sailed on this vessel
David Welch paid SIS and costs in Mont
pelier city court yesterday for seconl
offense of intoxication to which be pleade
guilty. He was arrested Wednesday eve
ming BY 0ficer Durkee.
Gilbertson's orchestra at the Pavilio
Saturday evening. Prize given away a
1880 Ladies free, gentlemen so cents
Get your number at the door when 80
enter the Pavilion.
The proprietors Of the Economic will b
prepared to welcome all their friends q
their opening Saturday. They wish thei
patrons to inspect their store and good:
Refreshments will be served, commenein
at 2 o'clock.
The show window Of A. A. Smith [
Brother is attired with the new advane
styles Of fall hats, together with larg
display OF neckwear In the new colors fe
Fall They are also showing some Of th
new fabrics for suitings.
Local base ball enthusiasts who wish I
J accompany the bali team to Plattsburg Il
J morrow can have the opportunity as th
J boat which has been chartered to take th
team across the lake win accommodate 9
others, II any Intend to 60 they shonl
notify Manager Daley.
Two large suits have just been brougl
: against the Central Vermont Railwa
) company by Washington county partie
J Mrs. f. E. Bamforth of Waterbury ha
sued the road for S15, 600 for injuries a
legged to have been received at Enosburg
Falls, February 4. 1904. The other suit
! brought by John J. Egan of Middlese,
for $4,000 for the destruction Of his mi
8 IN June, 1902
Arrangements have been made wit
James II Hooker Of Brattleboro, presider
4 Of the Vermont Republican Leagues for
I rally to be held In Montpelier next Thur
1 day evening, at which time Republica
I a. n. 4 n n tair. AZ