The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-07-06
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Dress Goods sale at Abbott 5.

Everett smith Of washington was in the
city today.
Miss Florence Amsthir is visiting rela-
tiyes in town,
c. G. Mascot went to Burlington last
night on business.
Miss Kate Hale is visiting friends in
Sugar Hill, n. H.
Moses Duprey and family returned from
Mortified last night.
Il. J. Thwing went to Roxbury this
morning on business.
John Emslie and Duncan Mcmillan
went TO Boston this noon.
Willie Ayers returned last night from
few days vIsitin Burlington.
Misses Belle and May LucIa returned
from Burlington last evening.
Err. DAVIS is attending commencement
at the University Of Vermont.
Don't forget the grand dime matinee
Saturday at the opera house.
Alfred Lonergan went to Burlington
last night for few days visit.
Mrs. Hinman skeels and daughters left
this morning for Glens Falls, n. 7.
Philharmonic meet this evening with
Joseph Jenkins, South Main Street.
Miss Kate French has gone to Keene,
n H., for short visit with relatives
G. O. Blood returned Yesterday from a
short business trip to Norwich, Conn.
Abel Hamilton Of the d. ". M. Medical
college is spending few days in town.
A daughter was born July to Mr., and
Mrs. William Scott Of Harrington avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. Emery returned this morn.
from a short trip In Plattsburgh and vicin-
! ity.
There will be regular meeting Of d.
vision No. 1, a. O. H., this evening at
iLSo.
| i. L. Smith Il Co. are putting new air
compressor into their shed on Burnhams
meadow,
/ Frank Damora has opened a barber
shop, cigar and candy store at SO SO. Main
street, Barre.
d L. Grady, manager Of the Federal
Stockholders Co., returned yesterday
from st. Adams.
Robert Mckenzie arrived in the city
last night from Boston for visit with rel
atiyes and friends.
All those who play in the Catholic base
bali team please meet on Burnhams inca.
dow at $50 tonight.
Henry Milne went to Detroit, Mich,
last night He viii enter sanitarium al
the Hot Springs there.
William OswoId Of Quincy, Mass, il
visiting his sister, Mrs, John j. McKen
| zie, Of Seminary street.
John Carcarrio returned to Milford
n. H., this morning after short visit
with friends ID this city.
| Mrs. w. K. Patterson of East Barre ha,
gone to Norwich, where she was called by
the illness Of her daughter.
There will be meeting Of Typograph
ical Union, No. 400, tomorrow evening al
3 o'clock, at the Times office.
Mrs. Jennie HibbaTd who has been Wis
iting at Fl. b. Baldwin's returned to be-
home In Barton this morning.
Webster Laird and William Strong wht
have been camping at Woodbury. pond fol
a few days. returned this morning.
James S. Black returned yesterday t,
East Cambridge, Mass. after spending
the Fourth at his home In this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Ross who have
been visiting friends In this city returned
to their home in Hardwick this noon,
McWhorter's fan line of samples fo
custom suits and oyercoats has arrived
and he Is ready to take your measure.
Rev. Brian G. Roberts went to BuTling
ton this morning to attend commencement
exercises at the University Of Vermont,
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Harrington ant
daughter Bessie of Grinnell Iowa. arr
visiting his brother, Asa Harrington q
this city.
Mrs. Lou Boyce, who has been IN thi'
city for a few weeks caring for her daugh
ter, returned to her home in Boltonylll'
this morning.
John Harrington, who has been visiting
bis parents and friends in the city for 1
few days. has returned to Boston, where
he is employed.
Miss Marie Burroughs who has been Wis
iting at DR.. e. B. Whitaker's for few
weeks, returned to her home in Nergen
mes this morning,
Miss Beatrice A. Reed and Miss Anr
Lave who have been visiting at b. A, East
mans, returned to their home in Natick
Mass, this morning.
William Forbes returned last nightfron
Montreal where he has been spending Thu
Fourth He stopped at st. Adams yes
terday for the game,
Sanctuary Granite City, S.0.A.,will in
stall Officers Thursday evening at 7.S0
Following the installation there viii be /
social hour and smoke talk
The bulldog belonging to Patrick Noon
an was run over by the car near Semln
airy street this morning. The dog wa
not killed outright, but Chief Brown end
ed his sufferings by shooting him.
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