The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-23
TALK OF THE TOWN.
New fan dress goods at Fits.

Extra values in wool and velvet waists
for S2.9s at Abbott's.
Miss Beatrice Callaghan has been visit
ing in Burlington for a short time.
Mrs. Donald smith, who is 81 with
erysipelas, is reported little better to-
day.
Alvin Smith has returned from ten
days visit with friends in Williams
town.
Miss Katherine Harrington is spend
ing few days with her parents in Rich
mond.
G. /. Currier left yesterday on an ex-
tended trip through the West, going
first to Chicago,
Mrs. o. G. Stiekney and daughter left
this morning for a few weeks outing at
York Beach, Me.
Mrs. James G. Walker has been in
Randolph, visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. y. N. Draper.
Mr.. and Mrs. w J. Hurd of Boston
are visiting in Barre and vicinity. The
former IS in poor health.
A regular meeting Of Court Granite
City, No. g., +. Of A., viii be held Thurs
day evening at 7.30 o'clock.
Mrs F. p. Crooks returned to her
home in New York today after a months
visit with friends in the city.
Mr.. j. T. Marion has returned from
the Fanny Allen hospital in Winooski,
where She had an operation performed.
There were lao adults and II child
lens tickets sold at the G. Y. station for
the excursion to Fort Frederick today.
Frank Austin i taking two weeks
vacation from his duties at the Granite
City Savings Bank. He went to Bur
lington today.
There viii be a base ball dance at the
Montpelier armory next Monday even
ing, at which time the Rutland ball team
will be the guests.
Fall shapes in soft and stiff hats are
just received at McWhorter's. Agents
for hanson & Hubbard and John B.
Stetson's hats. None better.
Frank Bea.. Of Nashua, y. a., is visit
ing friends in the city. This is the first
time Mr.. Bean has been in this part OF
Vermont for over thirty years.
f. W. Nichols, n. J. Roberts and
George FarwelI left this morning for
Burlington to attend the annual state
conyentio1 Of the Knights Of Pythias.
A new lot of those japanese shopping
or school bags just received. Six differ
emit sizes, ranging in price from 15c to
Coo Kenyon q Co.'S Bargain Store.
The +. b. Cate Real Estate agency
has sold for G. !. Jackson of Tallapoosa,
Ga, his house on Foster street to Annie
Letter Of this city; consideration 5000.
The +. h. Cate Real Estate agency has
sold for Frank Z. Barnes Of Boston,
Mass, a piece Of land on Eastern avenue
and Maple Grove, TO Fred Bruce; con
sideration ss25.
Come to the lawn party given by
4 the WI. G. Al II. at the home of Mrs.
Belle BatcheIder, Summer street, Fri
dav evening Dodges ice cream, cake
and waters served for ten cents.
j. Gould More returned yesterday af-
tornoon from a visit at the home of
his mother in Roxbury, NJ NJ Mrs. More,
who went with him, will remain in
Roxbury for short time longer.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. +. Noyes and daugh.
ter. Etheleen, Of Chippewa, Wis, are
\ visiting at the home Of Mrs. I. G. Noyes
IN town. Mrs. Moves viii be remember
ed as a former clerk in Perry 4 Camps
store.
+. W Nichols defeated J. Z. Averill
on the golf links yesterday afternoon,
when they played off the tie for first
IIalace in the weekly match last week.
! Nichols had net score Of IT'S and
| Ayerill 915 The cup and trophies which
win be contested Tor this week are on
exhibition in the window Of George N.
/ Iilden.
/ sChancey Drown, the telephone line
man who was badly hurt BY humping
This head against a live wire while work
ling at Graniteville last May is still in
the Heatou hospital at Montpelier, and
Twin not get out for some time. Yester-
Eday he was wheeled out on the hospital
\ vefanda for the first time since he has
been in the Institution.
j Mrs. r. II. Watkin returned from
4 Spring Grove yesterday, where she went
1 with Mrs Callie Howe to attend the Adj
olson county convention and meeting
of the State w. C T. q. The meeting
vas much enjoyed and many good
speakers were in attendance, including
Mrs. Callie Howe and Miss Margaret
Assay. The camp meeting viii be held
this week.
i The annual Tournament Of the Barre
Y Coli club will be held on Thursday, Fri
II day and Saturday, August ~ Is, and
\ SO. Thursday at 900 a. m. Annual
lhandicap tournaments Friday, at 200
lp. M. Ladies annual handicap touna-
4 ment Saturday, at 100 p. M. Semi
finals for championship. The seasons
weekly handicap tournament will close
the last week in September.
4 Miss Asay has given four entertain
ments in Maplewood and ait the fourth
the Church was crowded to hear her;
this fact shows her great popularity -
Rev. Arthur u. Berry, b. D., Pastor Me
thodist Episcopal church, AIaplewood, n
III. Miss Margaret Assay Of Ocean Grove
lN. ]. win give readings in this city Mon
day evening, Aug. 2sth. Miss Assay gave
readings III the Universalist church in
this place three years ago. Further no