The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-09-24
TALK OF The TOWN.

Cook with gas.
Read Perry's advertisement.
Garments by every express to AbbOtss
Grapes 49, 20 and 25c at sowden & Ly-
ons.
cranberries Zoe per quart at sowden &
Lyons.
See the union suits for women at
Yaughan's.
Columbia Shetland floss can be found
at Vaughan's.
Felix Chareyin went to Burlington to-
day on a visit.
f. G. Cram went to st. Adams today
to spend Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. james Dean left last night
for few days visit in Boston.
Auction sale of IS room house on Cot
tage street October l. See adv.
Rev. Ariel BeIIondi went to Newport
this afternoon on business trip.
Fancy hay for horses for sale. Apply
to Ed Belyille at McGowan's store.
Arthur G. Ayerill returned last night
from several days visit In Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Philips OF st.
George N. b., are visiting Robert Reaside.
Miss Agnes Nash went to her home in
Burlington this morning to visit over Sun
day,
The Cleaners will meet with Miss
Chandler on East street, Monday evening
at 745.
Emslie's store on Pearl street will be
open every day from 7 to 9, beginning
Monday.
The Sterling sweaters have arrived at
McWhorter's, in variety Of styles and
colorings.
+. Chlldren's fieeced vests and pants white
OF gray, all sizes only 15c and 25c at
Vaughan's.
Q. F. Perclval Of the Percival Manuiac-
turing Co. Of Barton was In the city today
Oh business.
Mrs. Y. E. Ayers aud daughter, Maude,
left this morning for New York for
weeks visit.
Underwear. the kind you can depend
upon for wear, 25c, SOC, Toe, and $l.00 per
garment at Veale & Knights
Another lot OF household goods viii be
added TO the auction sale at Forsyth & In
grants at 2.30 p. N. this afternoon
Mrs. J.. f. Peck Of Fitchburgh, Mass, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. T. r. Smith and
her brother, Henry 4. Smith.
Earl Waterman returned to the univer-
sity Of Vermont at Burlington yesterday
afternoon after spending the summer va
cation at his home in this city.
Mrs. n. ID. Phelps was surprised last
evening BY party OF twelve of her Sun
day school children. The little guests
were entertained with games and refresh
ments were served Mrs Phelps was pre-
sented handsome book.
Benjamin Gates and Stanley G. Wilson
i OF Montpelier have entered into partner
ship for the practice of law, with the firm
name of Gates Il Wilson. Their Office will
be In the union building. The latter is a
graduate Of Goddard seminary.
Frank Werner was brought into city
court yesterday by Chief Brown and
pleaded guilty TO a second offense of In
| t0xication He was fined SI5 with costs
OF 5000, He was unable to pay and was
taken to Rutland last night by Special OF
dcer Joseph Dyer to serve los days.
Miss Isabella McCaskill arrived in the
city last night from Europe, where she
/ has been on six months tour visiting
In England, Scotland, France, Swltzer-
land and Italy. She win visit her brother,
Alex McCaskill, Of Wellington street for
few days, when she will 20 to her home
ii Boston.
The electric car which has been stalled
near the city park for three days is a de-
4 lusion and snare. On Thursday after
noon two men entered it and sat for quar-
ter Of an hour, then shamefacedly skalked
out, Yesterday well-known citizen
calmly entered the car and sat down. He
remained sitting there until kind friend
informed him that the prospects were the
car would never 60. He fastened to con-
ceal his Identity also.
The person who wrote up the Washing
ton fair for the Montpelier Journal says
regarding the matched pairs. While there
is nothing to be said regarding the Judges
decision in this class, il was very evident
that 1t was bitter pin to those looking
over the horses that the team driven by
VIII Reynolds Of Barre did not take a
premium la this class as he had the hand
soonest matched team on the ground. It
almost looked as though the award was
made on personal grounds.