The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-07
TALK OF THE TOWN.
New belts at vaughan's.

day on a business trip.
G. w. Scarf Of Burlington was in the
city yesterday on business.
Miss Nellie Stoughton went to North
field this morning on visit.
W. NJ. Fraser returned this afternoon
from a business trip to Boston.
Natural Saratoga vichy water on
draft at the Red Cross Pharmacy.
See the new summer white muslin
waists at Perry's. They are beauties.
Buy fancy creamery process butter, |
"a cents per pound, at Eastman Bros
Look out for the football match on
Saturday at 2.3o at Rangers grounds.
Emilio and G. Macchi, d. and /. Com
oil arrived in the city yesterday from
Italy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Seayer and daugh-
ter of Williamstown left this noon for
New York.
Come and see who are the best kickers
on Saturday, between Mountain Birds
and Rangers.
The Ladies' Aid society of st. Mont
cas- church win meet this evening at
100 o'clock in the convent.
Mrs John Kinzie and daughter, Julia,
left yesterday afternoon for Olympia,
Wash, to join her husband.
Alex Bruce & Sons quarried the larg-
est stone ever quarried in Barre, the
other day, measuring 25x35x45.
Mrs. G. C. Griswold and children and
Miss Lucy Hale went to South Royal
ton this afternoon for few weeks
visit.
G. b. 1ilden returned to his home in
Mortified this morning after visiting at
the home OF his son, Geo. N. Tilden, last
night.
The Belfast linen mesh underwear is
the most comfortable and durable under
wear made. McWhorter is the agent in
Barre.
Z. R. Davis and Deputy Sheriff }. E.
Ward returned last night from Hyde
Park, where they have been on legal
business.
The Baptist and Congregational Bar
acas viii play ball on the Goddard
campus tomorrow afternoon at 4.30.
Admission free.
1t Is expected that Stannard Lodge,
N. +. o. F., of Montpelier will meet with
Barre Lodge this evening, an invitation
having been accepted.
HAy;l9ys.fa ,r.l, 1870 ~. sIx..,. ..,,,,n,s.J
to furnish music at the reception given
June Is by the graduating class of
Lisbon, n. H., high school.
Paul Waterman went to Burlington
this morning to visit his brother, Earle,
at the University of Vermont and at
tend the Columbia-U Z, v. NJ base ball
games.
Two Montpelier citizens, Daniel Fox
and Thomas Lynch, were taken to the
house of correction at Rutland yester-
day to serve sentences for intoxication,
the former for 135 days.
There win be Food Sale in the yes
| try of the Universaist church, Sat,m-
day afternoon, commencing at o'clock,
by the ladies' of the parish. Baked
beans, brown bread, rolls, cake, pies,
etc.
Marrion's Cigar store, Laird & Wheel
er's restaurant, Bruce's lunch room and
IC. II. Campbelfs restaurant are being
equipped with U. s. observatory time
clocks, by the Western Union Telegraph
/ Co.
The members of Loyal Green Noun
tain Lodge, /. o. o. +. NJ IT,, viii meet
in their hall, Sunday, June 10, at $50
p. M, for the purpose of attending Me-
mortal services in Congregational church.
a. D. Smith, n. G.
Rev Charles G. Conner will be in
stalled as pastor Of the Universalist
church in this city, Tuesday evening,
June 10. Rev. DIR. Charles Conklin of
Boston will preach the sermon and neigh
boring ministers will assist in the ser
vices.
George NJ Randall, representing the
Max, Ernest & Co. of New York,
makers of the Napoleon brand of union
made mems clothing, is in the city to-
day showing his samples at Segel &
Brady's who are the sole agents for
lItSt SNVuS III the NItN
w. w. Sprague Of st. Johnsbury has
resigned as delegate from Mount Sinai
Temple, Mobiles of the Mystic Shrine,
to the imperial council to be held June
20 and Fl at Niagara Falls. A special
meeting Of the temple will be held Fri
day afternoon, June ., to fill the va
caney
Elson Spencer, who attempted to
commit suicide at Montpelier Sunday
night by shooting, has surprised his phy-
sicians and they now believe he has a
chance TO recover unless blood poisoning
should develop. Spencer still refuses to
give any reason for this attempt to
take his own life.
Charles Simmons has finished work
as freight conductor on the Central Ver-
mont branch between this city and the
junction, after eleven years of employ
ment in that position. He has been in
the Central Vermont employ since 1892,
starting in as baggageman and break
man. Conductor Leland will take his
place.
Julius S. Benedict OF Shelburne is
visiting his brother, Carl N. Benedict, it
being his first trip to Barre in SO years.
Mr.. Benedict thought he had struck the
wrong place when he got here He
climbed into hack at the depot and
told the teamster to drive on. The
teamster drove on. They went on
eaveraI sfraets and evervthiug seemed