The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-10-07
TALK OF THE TOWN.


?. J. Quin went to Burlington today
on visit.
Misses golf gloves with knit fingers,
e5c, at AbDott's.
G. A. Lasher went to Boston today
on a business trip.
Attorney E. I. Scott went to Corinth
today on legal business.
Miss Rose Riel of Keesville, n. Y, is
visiting friends in the city.
Gloves, unlined or lined for dress OF
for work, at McWhorter's.
I. r. 1illotson of Washington was in
the city today on business.
Austin Patterson of Washington was
in the city today ON business.
Rev. w. r. Davenport went to Bur-
lington last night ON business.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. n. Bean went to
Randolph today to spend Sunday.
A special sale of muslin curtains at
three pairs for $1.00 at Perry's today.
The Athena club will meet with Mrs.
George Bates Monday evening at 7.30.
Mrs. Ellen E. Allen of Hudson, Mass,
is visiting her neiee, Mr. 5. Nellie Blanch-
ard.
Miss Alta Colvin left yesterday after
noon for Saranae, N. Y, to visit at her
home.
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Davis of Roches-
ter, n. H., are guests of the Rev. and
Mrs. r. +. Lowe.
DIR. John A. Hall left this afternoon
for Lancaster, N. H., for few days
visit with friends.
| Mrs. Harry Chamberlin went to Bos-
| ton today to visit her sister, Mrs. II. y.
Barton for two weeks.
| Miner Lewis Of South Barre went to
Chazy, N. ", today being called there by
the death of a sister
| Mrs. G. Fl. Kent and Mrs. +. Il. Robin
son entertained the Tourist club at Mrs.
Kent's, yesterday afternoon.
Miss Agnes Higgins and Miss Alice
Healey went to Waterbury last night for
a visit at the latter's home.
John Piper of Providence, E. J., who
| has been visiting at Y. y. Ayers Tor a
few days, returned home today.
Miss Jennie Mann left at midnight
last night for Front Royal, Virginia,
where She will take up voice culture
Miss katherine Newton, who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. George Marion,
left this noon for her home in Boston.
Mrs. w. II. Lynch returned to her
home in Newport, N. H., today after a
several days visit with friends in the
lefty.
Mrs. Joseph Merron Of Burlington and
Mrs. Frank Jangraw of Montpelier were
the guests Of Mrs. Jesse Cayhue yester-
Iday.
DIR. }. Henry jackson returned from
LIST. Adams today, where he has been al
the week as expert witness in cour1
lease.
! Harry A. Segel, of SegeI s Brady
returned this morning after weeks
business trip to New York and Boston
buying fall goods.
Arthur Worden Of the granite firm o
Worden Bros, Batavia, N. ", who lla
been in the city on business visit, lef
this morning for his home.
4 The Rev. and Mrs f. A. Poole drov
to Bradford today where Mr.. Poole vii
lpreach tomorrow in exchange with tn
: Rev. Mr.. kilburn Of that place.
Notice: Owner Of automobile icens
40 win save expense if he will call a
Times Office and settle for running ore
Imy dog Thursday afternoon on Barr
J street, Montpelier, Vt.
MIS-. liz y. toCutllNJltH VI " r1N a shAA
lee, who has been visiting at the HON
, lof G. S. Wallace, went to Waterbur
Center this morning to visit her daugl
ter Mrs. Glenn Douglas.
John Conoley of Windsor was arreste
yesterday by Officer Garlic for intoxica
ton. In city court this morning Conc
Hey pleaded guilty and will spend te
/, days in jail in default Of payment of h
fine
c a pig escaped from freight car
. Brattleboro and made at once for I'll
depot waiting room. II this had hal
: pened in Barre one would not wonder
I that's the kind Of waiting room tha
! lefty has got.--VeYmont Union Signal
I Miss Orissa Blanchard Of Montpeli'
was struck by sky rocket Wednesda
might 1t exploded, and cut cash OF
l, inch and half long. Five stitches WEI
required to be taken. 1t struck buck
on her hat which prevented more ser
Gus accident.
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