The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-22
TALK OF THE TOWN.

a business trip.
Extra values in wool ard velvet waists
for S2.os at Abbott's.
The city schools reopen September 5,
two weeks from today.
Miss Elsie Waterman Of Hariwick is
visiting relatives in the city
Mrs. Ed. Duprey Of Berlin Is caring
for her daughter, Mrs. Frank l-afay
cite.
f. N. Lyon returned last evening
from weeks visit at his old home IN
Peru.
a regulr meeting Of the clerks union
VIII be held "wednesday evening at 7.s0
o'clock
Mrs. L. J. Cummings left yesterday
for an extended trip through the White
Mountains.
Misses Ina and Ruth Wood Of the
West Hill are visiting their uncle at
Websterville
Nathan Block Of segel & Brady's is
spending few days with his parents
an hhAiur A1ii.
DR.. j. Hall left this morning for High
gate, where he viii join camping party
from Montreal.
Walter Adams OF Fitchbnre, Mass, is
visiting relatives and friends in town
for short time
o. II. Hale, c. r Coppins and F. a.
|slayton left this morning for Bradford
to attend the fair.
Fred Chadwick returned TO North
field this morning after few days visit
with friends in the city.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ronelle Of Ports
mouth, N. H., are visiting at D. L..
Woods on the West Hill.
The village Of Randolph has just
placed ain oder for 5000 paving blocks
18th The Barre White Granite Go.
Mr.. and Mrs. 6. N. Field, who have
been visiting friends in the city 90 to
Lake Pacid in the Adirondaeks today.
NJ. A. Murray has returned from Hea-
ton hospital, where he has been laid up
with appendicitis he is gaining rapidly.
Miss Susie Whiteman Of Jersey City,
| N. j., who has been visiting friends in
the city, went to Middlesex this morn
| ing.
Miss Dora Cummings returned to her
home IN Concord, n. H, last night, after
spending a few days with friends in the
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. George a. Ward Of Bath,
| Maine. arrived in Barre last evening to
visit his mother, Mrs. ]. NJ. Ward, and
brother.
Mrs. II. J. Smith and Mrs. f. B. Mudg-
lett and daughter returned last evening
from an outing at Gneeda Rest cottage,
loes Pond.
Roswell +. Beckley has resigned his
/ position as clerk at G. W. AveTills hard
ware store to accept a more lucrative
position in Duluth, MINI.
The funeral 81 the late Thomas Gebel-
! loni was held Saturday afternoon from
the house on Blackwell street. The bur
ial was in Hope cemetery.
Fan shapes in soft and stiff hats are
inst received at McWhorter's. Agents
for Lamson & Hubbard and John p.
stetson's hats. None better
| George c. Clay left this morning for
Boston, intending to stop at White River
/ Junction for short time. He will be
4 away for a month or six weeks.
A new lot of those japanese shopping
or school bags just received. Six differ
ent sizes, ranging in price from 15c to
6oe Kenyon 4 Co.'S Bargain Store.
Frank Hutchinson, H. Gale Bennett,
Misses Cate, Ethel Wishart and Mary
Barless returned last night in an auto
mobile from Highgate, where they have
been camping.
i Come to the lawn party at st. Moni-
cas- church and partake OF the delicious
ice cream and cake which is served for
ten cents. The ride in the automobile
win also be ten cents.
improvements are being made on the
Il West Hill cemetery, an iron fence being
set in position and the brush being cut
about the lots, so that the cemetery
shows great change.
Miss Pansy, Pinkie and Ruby Lewis
are spending vacation at Lake
/ Bomoseen. On Sunday. the Rutland
Herald says, Miss pinkie will sing at
the West Rutland Baptist church.
The Loyal Temperance Legion meets
"Wednesday, Aug. %, at the NJ. Il. church
Tat 2.30 p. m. Would be pleased to have
every one who would like to learn tenn
Iperance from our manuals come 1t is
lundenoninationa
John Call went to Newark today,
lwhere he is to take charge OF the Flint
/ Granite Quarries. The Flint Co., has
recently been incorporated in Massachu
sets and ii is proposed to develop and
Ieyploit tins pink building granite on an
extensive scale.
Luther Wood Of Barre town left this
morning on his annual trip, starting for
Boston. He will visit in Lowell, Hyde
Park, Chelsea, Woburn and Milford, Mr..
Wood, although 81 years of age, is quite
active and gets around remarkably well.
He made the trip alone today Last
summer he went to Ohio.
j In the vestry Of the Presbyterian
church Wednesday evening, the choir
viii entertain their friends. a fine pro-
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