The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-15
TALK OF THE TOWN.


Handkerchief sale at yaughan's.
Lee shepard Of Berlin is quite sick.
Sale Of shirt waist suits at Abbott's.
c. T. Bond has gone to Boston on a
visit
Arthur Jackson spent Sunday at home
With his parents.
Mrs G. e. Perrin left on the noon train
Tor visit to Boston and Salem
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Briggs went to
Boston yesterday for weeks visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Brebner and chill
dren have gone to Boston TO visit friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Lease went to
Calais yesterday for two weeks vaca-
ton.
II. A. Billings of White River Junction
was in the city yesterday, calling on
friends.
Alfred Lonergan returned yesterday
from two weeks vacation spent in Bur
lington.
Misses Rose and Katherine Lonergan Of
Montreal are visiting at the home Of Mrs.
7. L. Hamel.
Our line Of samples for custom suits
and oyercoats cannot be surpassed. Call
at McWhorter's.
w. S. Robins resumed work this morn
ing as clerk in Moore & Owens store after
two weeks vacation.
Mrs. Michael Cook and children left on
the morning train for Bloomdale, Mo- They
will be gone two months
Mrs. c. w. Huntington and son, Carol,
went Saturday to Oxford, \. H., to visit
her parents for few weeks.
Mrs. NJ. 7. Page and mother, Mrs. G..
X. Davis, leave tonight for Springfield,
Ohio, for three or four weeks visit.
DR.. and Mrs. G. N. Barber, Misses Mil
dred Phelps, Bessie Spear and Mary Sex
ton returned from Joe's pond today.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Richardson Of
BrOokfield have been visiting a few days
with their aunt, Mrs. w. L. Huntington.
Mr. and Mrs. James Hall Of Boston are
visiting at the home Of her parents, MI.
and Mrs. John Mcdonald on Carleton
street.
MFR. aud Mrs. Clarence McDermont OF
Brookheld and Mr.. and Mrs, @. B, Tilden
Of Mortified visited at Geo. n. Tllden'
over Sunday.
The Democratic headquarters at room
Eastman block will be opened up this eve
ming. There win also be a meeting of the
Jefferson Democratic club
Edward Chesser came home from Heat
on hospital on Saturday. Mr. Chessel
was taken there more than two month.
ago and operated upon for appendicitis.
Carl Rollins who has been visiting Ii
this city returned to his home in Bennlng
ton today. He was accompanied By Miss
Edna Klmhall who will visit there for /
short time.
Some one left Joe Ossola's barn doc
open Saturday evening and his COW wan
dered away. Anyone finding a strang'
COW please return to J. d. 0ssola and b
rewarded.
Mason A. Curtis of Orange, o. r. Seav
er Of Williamstown and r. p Lord Of Or
ange, all members Of Co. D,12 b VT. Vols.
left this morning for Boston to attend TIL
] G. A. r. convention.
A. A. Smith & Brother are having
clearance sale this week Of the best so
working shirts at soc. A winter supply
Of these would not be an unwise thing t
get at this low price.
The SIS electric car ran into Cassie'l
milk wagon on Saturday evening on Souti
| Main street, but fortunately no damage
was done to the wagon though the fendei
on the car was broken of.
/ Robert Martins the champion chs eker
ist Of the world from 1859 to within few
years, died on July n in Lanarkshire
Scotland. He was born in Carswell, Eng
In 1922, and besides being great checker
| player was a noted yiolinist
Miss Joanna Parks went to Plainield
Saturday afternoon for a week ) visit or
| Thursday evening she win be reader at /
concert given there by the Corinthiar
| quartette of Boston, Of which Royal Kin
ney formerly of this city and JOSEPH
Wan, formerly of Montpelier, are mem
bers.
! The Lueiers Minstrel Troupe which
shows at the Castle Park theatre Tuesday
and Wednesday evenings this week, hal
areputation for giving first class enter
tainmeut. The company showed at the
Barre opera house a number Of years agG
| and will be remembered by those wht
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