The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-09-14
TALK OF THE TOWN.
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Alex spart went to LenoxvilIe, P, q,
today.
Frank Aiken went to Mortified this
morning.
Miss Bertha Brown left last night FOR
Norwood, n. Y.
John Morrison went to Montreal today
on business trip.
A new lot Of nice plums just received at
Sowden & Lyons.
NJ NJ. Gordon returned last night from
a visit in Rochester.
L. w. Chestnut went to Burlington this
morning on visit.
Mrs. Edward Parker went to Chszy, n
\ 3, today on visit.
Over 800 tickets were sold this morning
for the Northdeld fair.
The fall term Of the kindergarten will
begin next Monday, Sept 10.
Mrs. Nelson Legor went to Pawtucket,
4. l., today to visit relatives.
Rain coats and top coats for boys from
4 to IS years at McWhorter's.
See the new French wasting dannels,
only 15e per yard, at Vaughan's.
Allan w. Reid went back to Holderness
school at Plymouth, n. H., today.
Miss Carrie Bemis went to Someryille,
Mass, today for an extended stay
Miss Annie Sullivan went to her home
In Hardwick yerterday on visit.
Mrs. Almra Premier OF Troy, n. ", Isl
the guest Of her son, Henry Premier.
There will be meeting Of the Knights
Of Columbus tonight in their rooms.
Forest spauldlng Of New York is visit
ing friends in the city for few days.
Fred Beckman is taking few days
vacation from Woodward's barber shop.
Michael Marion was out on the street
today for the first time for several months
]. w. Vaughan left last night for New
York and Boston to purchase fall goods.
Left aud right. hand Stone cutters hand
feathers at the Union Clothing Store, only
l5c each.
Miss Sarah Paddlefoot was called to
Danbnry, n H., today by the death Of
her father.
| Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. w. Dix and Mrs Adj
die s. Dix went to Mortified today to at
tend the fair
I Mrs. Il. skeels and daughter MabIe
went 90 Glenns Falls, n. Y-, today, where
they are to reside.
Gilbertson's orchestra Of seven pieces
went 10 Mortified to furnish music at the
dance this evening.
Miss Florence Whittier left this morn
ing for Norton, Mass where she win en-
ter the Wheaton seminary.
Any persons holding table cloths be-
longing to the Congregational church please
return them before Friday noon.
All the members Of the N. f. 0. +. de-
gree team are urged TO be present At their
hall this evening at $50 o'clock.
Miss Margaret Ahearn who has been
visiting Mrs Pearl Northrop, returned to
her home In Stamford, Conn, today
Mrs. George Gauthier went to Mon
treaI Yesterday to meet her husband whg
is returning from an extended trip in the
west.
Homer Fits has Just received a new
line Of silks for shirt waists and shirt
waist suits. They are certainly yery
pretty
John Lawrence Of Montpelier Is the
new Nj. 4 w. r. Il. station agent at East
Montpelier to succeed Agent Chomierer
emoyed.
Miss Florence Cory, daughter Of May
or Cory Of Montpelier, returned home
Monday evening after three months Eu-
ropean trip.
Miss Joanna Parks returned to Boston
today after spending the summer vacation
at her home In this city. She is student
in Boston University.
st. Elizabeth's chapter will meet at
Mrs William Calder's Maple avenue,
| Thursday afternoon at O'clock. Let the
members come prepared TO sew.
The Barre r. R. engine boulder which
has been In the ditch on Batchelder' 1
| Meadow since Sunday morning, was lifted
back on the iron today and will be sent e
the shops to undergo repairs.
The works Of Clarihew N Gray ia this
city will be shut down tomorrow Thurs
day. it being the day Of the funeral IN
Scotland Of Mr.. Clarihew, a member Of
the firm. The quarry Of Milne, Clarihew
4 Gray will also be shut down tomorrow.
G.. G. Warren of Waterbury and L. Bart
Cross of Montpelier have just returned al.
ter 7o0-mile trip in the formers ma
chine. They went through the White
Mountains to Boston and returned By
way Of Nashua and Bellows Falls. Mr..
Cross is enthusiastic over his trip.
Il. III. Bixby, cashier Of the Montpelier
National Bank, Is In New York to attend
the annual meeting OF the American Bank
ers Association to be held today, Thurs
day aud Friday at the Waldorf Astoria.
Mr.. Bixby Is one of the vice-presidents
from Vermont Of the National association.
Milo d, Sulloway was fined SIS and
costs ia Montpelier city court yesterday
for a second oifense Of intoxicatlon. The
costs amounted to S22,7 which he hopes
to pay during the required "a hours. Pc
ter Cassidy was also fined SIS and costs
for the frat offauea az intnyinatfon for