The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-19
TALK OF THE TOWN.

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The shepards Of America meet tomor-
row night.
Leon W. Webster Of Hanover, \. H.,
is visiting friends in the city.
There viii be meeting Of the school
commissioners tonight at 1880.
r. c. George has been granted a
patent on new polishing wheel.
Mems and boys jersey sweaters in a
variety Of colOrs at MeWhorter's.
Born, July 16, to Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
johnson Of Sc Maple avenue, a son.
Bert n. Cults left yesterday for st.
Paul, MINI, where be win reside in the
future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Wallace Of
Waterbury are visiting their son, G. s.
Wallace.
w. j. Mclean went to Highgate
Springs yesterday afternoon for a few
days fishing
Mrs. n. J. Green and daughter, Mabel,
went to Claremont, n H., this morning
for short visit.
Miss Lena Mooreeroft left this morn
ing for two weeks visit in Ports
mouth, y. H., and Boston.
Watch Fits advertisement Thursday
for the after supper sale Of 75c wrap
pers for 49c Thursday night.
Tool Sharpeners, No. 2, will hold
their regular meeting in Nichols block
tonight at o'clock. Jas. Mitch, Sec'y.
There win be meeting Of the
Plumbers Thursday evening in Paint
ers' hall at o'clock. Let there be fun
attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Flynn G. Austin Of New
York, who have been visiting friends in
the city, left this morning for visit
in AIiddlebury.
The drill master Of the N. E. O. r.
degree team requests the members TO
be present at Odd Fellows hall this even
ing at Z o'clock sharp for practice.
Frank Bianchi was pleasantly sur
prised at his home at 2 Second street
this afternoon by lis friends. He was
presented with handsome suit OF
clothes.
Fred A. Rowland has offered the
Montpelier Country club golf players a
trophy for the freak" score Of the sea-
son, and the competition win begin to-
morrow.
Andrew knapp arrived in the city
Yesterday from Kansas City, KAN, for
few days visit with friends here. Mr..
Knapp was formerly a clerk here in the
Red Cross Pharmacy.
Central Vermont engine POI jumped
the track yesterday afternoon while
shifting on siding near Smith street
crossing. 1t was pulled back onto the
Iron this forenoon By another engine.
a special meeting Of Iroquois Tribe,
Red Men, No. Is, win be held this even
ling at $50 o'clock. let every one be
present. Business Of great Importance.
Thomas Graham, Saehem, Alfred Robert
son, Chief Of Records.
The house at the corner Of Walnut
and Wellington streets, owned by Mrs.
| Kate G. Eastman, has been sold by her
to Fred Caution. The papers were made
out yesterday, the consideration named
in the deed being $1,000.
The Athena club viii hold basket
Ipicnic for the benefit OF the children Of
the club at Dewey park, Saturday after
noon, July p. Plan to leave at us
p m. The new members and their chill
dren are especially invited.
One of the employees Of Ringing
Brothers circus, who left the show at
Montpelier, said the circus was making
such long jumps of late that the men
got practically no sleep and couldn't
lstand ii and were leaving at every town.
Pitcher Burns of the Intercity base
BAH team is considerably improved, and
it is thought that he win be able to
leave the Heaton hospital and Join the
team the latter part of the week. He
was suffering from a severe attack Of
indigestion.
Remember the clerks excursion to
1Iissisquoi Park, August 9th. Gilbert
sons orchestra, free dancing in pavilion,
base ball game between single and mar
ried men, boating and fishing, general
good time. Adults, S1.00. Children be-
tween and IL years, soc.
The loss on Mrs. Agnes Williams pro-
Iperty. which was burned last week, has
been satisfactorily adjusted through the
| g. Herbert Pape agency. Mrs. Williams
intends to rebuild, and work on the shed
viii be commenced at once. 1t is ex-
!pected that the polishing business may
be resumed in short time.
About 40 French Flat-ers", or resi-
dents of Wellington, Walnut, Franklin,
fremont and Beacon streets, went to
Benjamin Falls yesterday afternoon with
their lunches, returning in the evening.
The time was spent in most enjoyable
manner. Not even the unexpected
plunge Of one Of the young women
marred the pleasure Of the picnic.
Superintendent Mathewson who has
charge of the summer school for teach
ers. now being held at Montpelier, re-
ports that there 60 registered yester-
| day. Supt. Charles II. Keyes of Hart
lfoid, Conn. delivered lecture at this
mornings session on language. Prin.
Edward d. Collins, Of the state normal
school OF Johnson, on History and Miss
Angie Badger supervisor Of drawing,
Barre on drawing.