The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-27

- $500 1888
A son was born this morning to Mr..
and Mrs. A. w. Lane.
Walter Murray left this morning for his
old home in Burn, p Q.
Homer Fits returned last night from
business trip to New York.
William Carrigan went to Mortified to-
day to attend the funeral OF an uncle.
Mrs. Addie Clark, who has bee visiting
in the city went to Glover this morning
Anyone having medium sized second
hand safe for sale, address Al" this
Office.
Full one-pound boxes Of choice candy
for only zoe at the Red Cross Pharmacy
on Saturday.
Rev. and Mrs. F. A. Poole returned
yesterday from months vacation spent
In Canaan, n. Fl.
John W. Gordon was one Of three
speakers at a Republican picnic rally at
Essex junction yesterday.
d. j. Morse and A. ?. Abbott returned
last night frnm New York, where they
have been buying fall good.
y. a. Bacon returned to his home in
Morrisville today after a months visit
with friends in this city and vicinity.
DR.. j. Frank jackson and Miss George
Jackson, Ewho have been visiting in the
city, went to Morrisvllle this morning,
The interest on notes of the Barre Saw
ings Bank and Trust Company will be due
September i Please call and pay same.
Frank NJ. Allen, who resides on upper
Camp street had shoulder put out Of
joint yesterday BY his teams running
away.
w II. Leonard, who Is to speak In the
opera house next Monday evening, will
deliver the Labor day address at Pitts
burg, Pa.
Mrs. Henry Martin and Sidney Martin
Of Essex Junction we're the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs James NJ. Perry yesterday
and today.
Mrs. William Cameron Of Highland
avenue, has inst returned from two
weeks visit to Boston, Quincy and Som
eryille, Mass
Athletes are the best judges Of bath
towels. That's why ali the leading col
leges and athletic associations use . Rub
dry towels regularly. For sale at Fits.
| L. w. Reddington, the speaker at last
nights rally, was member OF the Yer
mont legislature in the same year B. p.
White Of this city represented his town, in
1878.
! The city's street sweeper Is laid up for
repairs. The machine broke down the
first time It was used and it Is now hauled
up into the grass alongside Jefferson
street.
1t was Mrs. ". Frank Harris who had
charge Of the Presbyterian choir during
the absence of Miss Emma Phillips, in
stead Of Miss Maud Harris as stated ID
yesterdays paper.
The Swedish people will have social
entertainment in the vestry Of the Mont
pelier Baptist church this evening, uith a
fine program. Ice cream will be served.
Admission 70 cents.
II. G. Darling Of WoodsviIle, n. H.,
was arrested yesterday afternoon for in
toxication by Officer Booth. In city court
last evening he pleaded guilty and was
fined s. and costs Of ST.44 which he paid
All members and those intending to be
come members Of the newly organized foot
ball club, known as the Bonnacord team
will meet at Castle Park theatre Monday
evening, Aug, 70, at 9 O'Clock sharp
Business Of Importance. Per order presi
dent.
The city has sold 16-foot strip off III
fire station site next the Holden property
to Clark Holden for 81 200. The building
committee this morning located the fire
station y feet this side Of Holden's which
win leave Is feet on the side next thu
church.
John Ryan Of Plainfeld fell down stairs
at his home yesterday morning and wal
quite badly hurt. A week or so ago ht
was hurt 10 car and was lame and ths
lameness caused the accident which oe
CURED yesterday His head was badly
cut and he was otherwise injured.
The Ladies Of the Maeabees and invit
ed friends win have corn roast at Dew
ey park, Aug. 80, weather permitting
Bring picnic lunch and corn. All who
can viii take the 2.15 car. The gentle
men are given cordial invitation to helI
roast the corn any time after p, ~. Mus
ic In the evening
Il When supreme court came In yesterday
Chief Judge Rowell announced that Stan.
ley G. Wilson Montpelier, who passed the
bar examinations last October but was
reported deficient in time studied, had
now completed the necessary three years
Of study and might be admitted as an at
torney. The attorneys oath was then adj
ministered to Mr.. Wilson by Clerk Smile
The Rutland Herald says that ter
striking cutters at Rutland have taken ou
travelling cards and expect to leave short
" for Jobs In this city and Newport. The
Women's Label League has turned ovel
STA. 10 as the result Of recent entertain
ment. The strikers have received thu
far from the various unions at Barre ant
Burlington $3.50 and SS5 respectively
President J. j. Doyle Of the local union
who is in that section, stated yesterda.
something further could be expected from
Barre il the near future from an iBdiyid
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