The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-07
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Mrs. NJ. S. Preston went to Bethel
toady on visit
ID. N. Miles returned today from a
visit in Hardwiek.
j. Ward Carver spent sunday at his
home in Marshneld.
William N. Brown went to Boston
Saturday on a visit.
Miss Eunice Smith went to Randolph
this afternoon on visit.
Lyman Beaudean and wife went to
Burlington today on a visit.
Mrs. L. G. Coffin and daughter are
visiting relatives in East Orange.
Z. c. Owens, Of Moore & Owens, be-
gan two weeks vacation today.
R. L. Hayward went to Chelsea to-
day on business and will return Wednes-
day noon.
Get your spalding white golf balls
at c. n. Kenyon & Co.'s Boston Bar
gain Store,
John Carroll Of New York is visit
ing Arthur @. Moore and his brothers
in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. S. Cheney and daugh-
ter are visiting relatives in Washington
for few weeks.
Miss Eleanor Cole went to Marsh
field Saturday to spend a weeks va
cation at her home.
Roy Bugbee went to Franeonia, n.
H., today to play cello in the orehes-
ira at FTaneonia Inn
Fred f. Cults and wife returned sat
urday from two weeks visit in Bur
iington and Underhill.
Hattie Minard went to Chelsea
this morning to visit Erastus Daker-
sons people OF few days.
w. S. Davis returned yesterday to
his home in White River junction af-
ter visit at John Robins.
Charles and Albert AfeQueeua and Ernest
Sutherland are camping for a week on
an island in Lake Champlain.
Miss Tena Macleod, who has been
visiting at Lake Megantic, p. O., re-
turned to Barre on Saturday.
Miss Carlotta Andrews who is visit
ing her brother, e. $. Andrews, went to
Williamstown for a few days.
Miss Mabel Gladding has returned
from 4 Six weeks visit at the home Of
her brother in East Montpelier.
Rev. Frank w. Lewis, presiding ell
der for the st. Johnsbury district
preached at the Methodist church yes
terday
The Harvey l. Gay house at the COR
ner Of fremont and Park streets has
been sold to Z. 4. Jones, who buys Tor
a home.
Miss Edith Thomas, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Joseph Hamil-
ton, went to her home IN Providence,
r. i, today.
George Close ana Miss Caroline Close
/ who have been stopping a week at the
Morrison farm, returned to Point Al
lerton, Mass, today.
Harry X. Carleton. clerk in Ladd's
store, left this morning for a weeks va.
lcation with friends and relatives in Brad
ford
! d. 4. Davis, Harry g. Goodrich anC
his father went on a climb to the tor
of Cancels Hump yesterday, returning
today.
The amusement committee Of ] @. O
IL N. u, win meet at Miss Annie Stew
arts, Allen street, Tuesday evening, a.
II o'clock.
/ Mrs. Carrie Tilden and daughter whC
have been visiting at the home Of Mis-
Blanche Tilden left this morning foi
their home in Shirley, Mass.
/ Charles Chase anud wife Of Bing
hamton, N. II, who have been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Anker Went Z
Keene, N H., today for a visit.
Mrs. Raymo tainted last night j
front III the Salvation Army hall. Dr
SticSney was called TO attend her, an,
the woman recovered very soon.
Tickets for the clerks excursion eai
be procured now Of John Heney, Will
lam Eager or Arthur Pierce and can ais
be gotten at the depot on the mornin
Of the excursion.
Charlie Knapp Of this city pitche
for the Gardner Mass, team against tn
Red Men of Baldwinsyille, Mass. Sat
luday, his team winning, toll. KNAPP
struck out IA men and allowed but fou
scattered hits.
Notice Owing to dissolution Of part
nership, we kindly ask all parties OWN
the firm Of G. N. Kenyon & co. {
make settlement on or before Sept Isl
Kindly give this notice your immediat
attention and oblige c. \. Kenyon
CO., Boston Bargain Store.
4 surprise party was given Gus Nei
son Of West Patterson street Saturda
night BY about 60 people. lee creal
and cake were served G. a. lohnso
presented Mr.. Nelson an envelope cor
ltaining 4 sum Of money to help M
Nelson, who sustained serious j
! Jury to one hand i'll an accident at NIX
Donald q Buchan's stone shed recent
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Mrs, r. B. AIudgett and Mrs. II.
Smith entertained the following at the
cottage, JIneeda Rest, at Joes Pond owe
Sunday: Mr.. Woodman of NeTgenne
III. j. Smith Of Barre, Mr. Ellis OF S
Iohnsbury, Peter Abbott OF Barre, Va
Ness Worthen Of st. Johnsbury, G. New
ell Barber, j. Elliott Stoughton, Mis-
Esther Mudgett, Miss Hortense Smitl