The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-07-26
TALK OF THE TOWN.
New neckwear at AObOtt-s.

Angus Stewart went to Boston last
night on visit.
w. G. Reynolds returned today from
Woodbury. pond.
NJ S. Levin went to Burlington this af-
ternoon on business
w. II. Gale went to st. Adams this
morning on business.
Don't forget the most popular excursion
Of the season Saturday, the 5oth.
BY express, fancy black lace stripe mus
Inns for waists and dresses at Vaughan's.
You should see those new dress and
walking skirts, also the new tourist coats, |
at Fits.
II a pleasant day don't delay your days |
outing but come to the Modern Wcodmen's
excursion.
Mrs. T. E. Hamel and two children
have returned from three weeks visit in
Burlington.
Mrs. Charles f. Howard Of Schuyler
VILE N. Y. is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. a. |.
Whitehead.
Take a look at our ladies oxfords we are
telling at S1.25 and $l50. Badger, Nc
Lean 4 Go.
Frank Cobb left last night for New
York, from which port be will sail for
Switzerland.
Mrs. F. r. Northrop went to So Royal
ton this morning for two weeks visit
with relatives.
Mrs. Charles Chandler and Miss Mil
bred Kimball Of Mortified are visiting
friends in the city today.
Mrs hi +. Waterman is visiting her
daughters, Mrs. Frank Flanders and Mrs.
| Chas. Carpenter, In Orange.
/ Willis NJ. Abbott Of Lewiston, Ne, who
has been visiting friends in this city, went
/ to Marshheld this morning.
II Bert Webster, who has been stopping
II in the city for several days, returned to
n his home in Maiden, Mass, last night.
II Mrs. A. White, who has been visiting
III her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. d. Lawrence,
II in Burlington, has returned to this city.
Il The +. b. Cate Real Estate Agency has
II sold for Marcus Peck hotel at Brook
u field to Mrs Della Nichols of Brookfeld.
Mrs +. b. Cummings, who has been
visiting relatives in the town, left this
u morning for her home In Bar Harb0r, Me
n Miss Margaret and Fred Robarge whC
4 have been visiting at Charles Barrows'
i went to Burlington yesterday for few
4 visit.
n Tutti compagni dele sezlone Socialist
di corrente essendo eose importanto dis
enttere. L. Caslani, Sec.
Barre town sent 80 pupils to other higl
schools last year and paid in tuition TO
n them SSS2.50. The town. under RI
cent legislative act, win get rebate Q
I $s32.50.
Ofhcer Faulkner arrested James N
4 Huse yesterday afternoon for intoxicatio
/ to which charge he pleaded guilty in cit
4 court last evening and paid his fine wit
\ costs amounting to S1274
i A new 200 horsepower generator is be
4 ing put In at the Pioneer steam plant Q
! the Consolidated Lighting company to RI
the Barre and Montpelier street railroa
= direct from the power station.
ri Lovers Of the dance and good music wi
~ do well to patronize the NJ. w. A. exeul
sion Saturday Giberts0n's full orehes
ira of eight pieces will furnish exceller
music throughout the boat ride.
The Cate Agency has 300 acre far
for sale four miles from the city Of Barr
l2000 sugar trees, cuts between so and lC
tons OF hay, or will exchange for hous
and barn IN city. Cali for particulars.
Robert @. Mcdonnell OF the firm Of NJ
Donnell q Sons, granite manufacturer
expects to leave tomorrow for his home
Buffalo, y. " He will then 60 into Il
wilds Of Canada to remain until the mi
die OF August.
The Barre White Granite Company
Barre was organized last Friday With
kcapital stock of 0000 The purpose
the company is to do general quarryil
and manufacturing business. John
Smith, Donald Smith, n. ID. and H. /.
Phelps and George Station OF Barre cit
and John Trow Of Barre town are Il
subscribers.
The Montpelier Argus states the folio
u ing for fact: While party Of Nor
peller & Wells River railroad men we
- berrying at Groton Pond Sunday one
ww their number, Brakeman McGibney, ri
across a big bear which was calmly sittil
down eating berries. The sight gave N
McGibney the shakes and he beat digI
fed retreat. The bear was having t
good time to give chase and remain
behind to finish its feast.
Twenty-six patients are IN Heaton he
pital, Montpelier, the largest number tn
have ever been in the hospital since 1t W
IN built. All the private rooms are take
and many patients who would like to ha
- private rooms have had to take beds in (
wards With so many patients In the BIZ
a~% pital the capacity Of the institution
taxed Nothing demonstrates more clei
ly its benefits to the public than the way
has been so generously patronized.
A fortunate accident happened on t
electric railroad yesterday afternoon
fortunate ia the place of Its happening,
had the car gone Off the track at sol
points on the line there would be diff
emit story to tell. 1t was the O'Clock {