The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-31
TALK OF THE TOWN.


Rain coats at MeWhorter's for $1,000
to $500.
Architect F. A. Walker went to Roy
alton today.
Special lot Of light outings at 5l4c
at Abbott's.
Table boarders and roomers wanted
at Hotel Northern.
Fresh oysters Friday and Saturday at
the city Fish Market
| Fall styles in the Guyer self.conform-
Il ing hat at Moore 4 Ovens.
| o. II. Perry returned yesterday from
a two weeks visit in Boston.
Mrs. J. WI Mcdonald returned last
night from visit in Burlington.
Remember we are extending the Mag
azine offer four weeks. a. ?. Abbott
& Co.
DR.. Blodgett Of Boston is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. J. 0. Adams of Merchant
street.
Carl A. Sawyer begins work as book
keeper for Mcdonald Buehan tomor-
row morning.
Robert Simpson has returned from
Scotland, where he has been for the
past e months.
The interest on the Barre Savings
Bank and Trust Company's notes be-
comes due September first.
G. B. Kelley has resumed work at the
Western Union Office after a two weeks
illness at his home in Burlington.
Mrs. Hiram Thayer returned yester-
caring for her mother who has been il.
a god chance to save money. Ii you
want dress skirt see those brilliantine
skirts at PerTy's on Saturday for $3.50
each
Mr. and Mrs. f. z. Burr returned to-
day from Thetford. where they have
been to attend the funeral OF Mr.. Burr's
sister.
First Constable NJ B. Nichols will be
Mt the assessors room in the city han,
Saturday from to and to 9 p. NJ,
TO receive taxes.
Mrs Martha Demey, who has been
| spending the season at +. +. Walkers
10 Williamstown, has gone to Woon-
socket, 4. 1, for a short stay.
John Dodge Of Waits River was in
/ the city yesterday on business. Mr..
/ Dodge is making extensive repairs and
enlarging his store at Waits River.
4 snarial convoaa4;on ~ pnth Chan.
! ter, No. 90, O. f.. 81, il called for Friday
evening, sept. 1, at 7.30 o'clock, ii Mas.
onic hall AS it Is important business
leyery member is requested to be pres
ent.
| The young people Of the Baptist
Iehurch will hold corn roast at Ben
iamin Falls next Monday afternoon
leaving here on the 215 ear. All whs
wish to 60 please leave their names with
Rev. w. A. Kinzie.
Mrs }. c. Briggs and son, Jason, who
have been visiting friends in the city fol-
a few days, returned today to theil
home in Somewille, Mass Miss Josie
Briggs will remain at the home Of c. s
Wallace for week.
/ Miss Gladys Sanders, teacher Of short.
hand and typewriting in Montpelier
seminary, who has been passing tht
summer with her people in Colorado, has
returned 10 Barre and viii resume hen
duties at the seminary next week.
1 Mrs +. T. Cutler has been very for.
tunate in securing the services Of Ere,
Nj. Blanchard of Chicago Univerity, who
will give a Shakespearian recital III ths
Uniyersalist church for the benefit ths
Ladies Union, sometime between til,
l20th and 25 of September. Mr.. Blan
lchard needs no introduction 70 Barr,
people and we are in hopes he will b,
greeted BY a large attendance.
The steam roller running over the roae
bed on Main street yesterday afternoon
in preparation for paving broke the ga
pipe connection going into the Quinler
block. As a result the occupants of TIN
Eastman, Quinlen and Miles blocks wer,
very much disturbed by the escaping
gas which made its way underground
and then up into the buildings Tn,
break was repaired this forenoon.
h Principal 0. D. Alathewson OF thu
Spaulding high school received word to
day Of the death of his father, E. G
Mathewson, who passed away at hii
home in Wheelock at . o'clock this fore
noon. He had been sick for year an,
half, his illness beginning with an at
tack of the grip and gradually settlin!
into complication OF diseases. Mi
AIathewson was one Of the progressiv,
farmers and long time resident 8
lWheelock and was 80 years old He i
survived BY his wife, three sons ana tw,
daughters. The funeral will be he'll,
| Saturday.
VIM NJ Ainsworth Of Des Moines
Iowa, who was IN the city YESTERDAY
calling ON his old classmate, Rev. w. r
Davenport, is native OF Calais, wher
he is now visiting. Mr.. Ainsworth gra
duated from Montpelier seminary il
I1s77. He has been a resident Of low
: for 20 years and was for 2 years of tina
time secretary OF the State Railroad
Commission. He is now in business TO
himself. Mr.. Amsworth has been ac
tive in church work and started a youn,
mems Sunday class with FIVE young mel
which with hard and persistent work h
! Increased in size until it numbered Isl
members, where he held it for a mum
! Der of years. He was also president o
the State Epworth league for sesera