The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-19
TALK OF THE TOWN.

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Myers Kid gloves at Fits.
Garment sale at Abbott's.
New fan waists at yaughan's
New ailover laces at veale & Knights.
\ Fan suits arriving daily at Moore &
Owens
See what Abbott says about garment
bargains
Ladies automobile caps just received
at AlcNhOrters.
See those fine couches displayed in
Hooker's window.
Elton TAYLOR went 10 Mortified today
to attend the fair.
n. S. Levin returned last night from
a business trip to New York.
Henry L. Smith returned this morn.
ing. from a visit in Brattleboro.
Tickets for the blanchard recital are
on sale at Campbel's restaurant.
Fritz jackson and H. 1. Smith went
to Waitsfield today to survey some tim
Der land
G. NJ. Wiley went to Mortified last
night, where he has charge Of the floral
hall at the fair.
@. II. Halle went to Northfeld this
morning to attend the fair which opened
there this morning.
We viii buy nice Pound Sweet APP
pies, Alexanders or ST. Lawrence. II.
I. Averill, Agent.
A. +. Cooper went to Montreal today
on business trip. He viii be gone
about three weeks.
William D. Murray went to Montreal
today TO have a cataract removed from
his eye at a hospital there.
| Miss Florence Macintosh returned
last night from Boston, after spending
three weeks with relatives and friends.
Alexander Blair who has been visit
ing relatives in the city left this morn
ing for his home in West Chazy, N. Y.
Stated convocation Of Granite chap
ter, No. 26, r. A. NJ, viii be held in
Masonic hall, Blanchard block, this eve
ming at S o'clock.
Frank Place acted as conductor on
the Montpelier & Wells River railroad
| yesterday, on account of the illness of
Conductor Z. F. Rand.
Children, whose birthdays come in the
months Of July, August and September
win have a party in the X. of C. hall
Friday evening, September 20.
TIE Rev. Guy c. Lamson, pastor Of
the Montpelier Baptist church, preached
at the Baptist church in Hyde Park,
Mass, as a candidate last Sunday.
Mrs. Cora J. Churchill has sold a cot
tage house on Warren street to George
Bond, consideration $1,000 The sale
vas made through the +. B. Cate Real
Estate Agency.
II yon have q painting job to do, see
TO It that You get LAWRENCE Paintf
II pays, because it's pure color, lead
zince and linseed oiland nothing else
Ash Z. A. PrindIe.
The officers raided Mrs. Hattie Pages
lplace of residence on Park Place yester-
iday afternoon, but found nothing.
Chief Brown and officers Faulkner, Ham
lei and earle were the raiders.
The amusement committee Of the !.
10 @. f. nj. u. viii please meet at Mr..
IAnderson's, on Summer street, on We'd
tuesday evening. at 6 o'clock sharp. Per
order W. -. oliver, chairman.
The final accounts Of A. A. Sargent,
las trustee in the bankruptcy case If
| Wilbur M. Spear Of Barre city have
been allowed, and the trustee has been
discharged No objection was made to
the discharge of the bankrupt.
When taken into Montpelier city
leourt yesterday on the charge Of keep.
ling liquor with intent to sell, John
Maekin put in no defence, and the case
goes to county court, bail of $500 being
| furnished by Attorney b. II. Bailey.
Grand Juror Gates and Officer Royce are
the witnesses for the state.
Among the local base ball fans there
lis no disappointment at the winning Of
the pennant by Barre They appreciate
| that the Montpelier men did not have a
superior team. Every man was a ball
lplayer and the pennant was fairly won.
Manager Daley did the umpiFina and
while accused Of doing things at times
] gave satisfaction on the whole. Mont
Ipelier Argus.
i The burial Of Miss Carrie Gilmont,
who died in Montpelier Saturday night
Iof peritonitis, was in Elmwood eefne-
4 terry, this city, yesterday afternoon.
Miss Gilmont had been troubled with in
Illumination of the bowels. for TWO
months. She was born in Barre 26
wears ago, and is survived By her moth
Ter, two sisters and a brother. The Rev.
i M. b. Duleshire 0fiiciated at the funeral
yesterday Afternoon,
Il The following is the programme for
the Epworth League social at the N, II.
Icmmch on Wednesday evening at 7.30
to'clock Piano solo, Miss B. Spear
lleading, Miss Stevens: vocal solo, Wm.
ID, Oliver; piano duet, Misses Trow
land Whitcomb: reading, Miss Allie
4 Trow: vocal solo, Mr.. Batehelder; male
4 quartette, Messrs. Ratehelder, Jones,
Goodfellow, NIesser. All young people
Eare cordially invited
After the regular meeting Of the Odd
ladies' Lodge in Seampini's hall last
evening very enjoyable social dance
was held until twelve o'clock. There
were about twenty couples present and
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