The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-13
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Sale 81 six waists At Abbott's.

Auction sale Saturday evening at the
City auction rooms,
w. i. Carr went to AIiddlebury to.
day on visit with friends.
The City Fish market invites your
attention to its advertisement.
just received, new line Of postals Of
local views in coIors, o. ]. Dodge.
James g. Walker is taking a ten
days vacation from McWhorter Co.'S
store,
Mr.. and Mrs, Patrick Blanchard Of
Randolph visited friends in the city yes
terday.
Charles Lonergan resumed work today
lin the Fits store after two weeks
yacatioG.
The Frank McWhorter Co. have just
received the fall shapes in mems and
boys caps
The Rev. +. a. Poole left this morn
| ing for weeks visit at Marblehead
Neck, Mass.
Base ball fans, get q Bobby Burns
browns latest fivecent drink is the best
/ Setis aen tuvs li1us
Prices cut during August on all kinds
Of kerosene and gasolene stoves at G.
w. Averill q Co.'S.
Many from This city attended the
services at the camp meeting in East
Montpelier yesterday.
Mrs. ID. w. Eagan Of Caremont, N.
\ IT., Is visiting at the home Of Mrs. Lii,
liam Ligouri for q week.
Doa't miss the hammock sale now on.
See advertisement on page 3. q. N.
Kenyon 4 Co.'S bargain store.
William A. Milne, who has been vis-
iting at his home in this city for few
days, went TO Brattleboro yesterday.
Miss Efie Dunbar, saleslady in the
Fits store, returned yesterday from
two weeks vacation spent at her home
in Randolph.
There viii be a regular meeting Of
! Nlinnehaha encampment this evening.
Work, third degree. a large attend
ance is desired.
/ Eaton, Davis and Williams of the
4 B.-M team spent Sunday at Highgate,
going to Rutland with the team this
morning from Burlington.
4 All out OF White Lily washers this
Il week, but leave your order and we win
/ deliver you one about the 18th on 30
days trial. n. d. Phelps Co.
] The "silent One viii appear at the
opera house on Wednesday evening,
Aug. 18th, at s o'clock, and will discuss
the real issues Of this campaign.
Free Cabbagesl $50 pounds to be
4 given away at Smith 4 Cummings Read
their advertisement on page 5, New po-
tatoes zoe per peck, 75c per bushel.
Officer HameI arrested David McEwan
Saturday night for intoaieation. In
city court this morning McEwan pleaded
guilty and was fined SIS and costs Of
4 Si0.5O.
A. G. 4. Bughee and family were re
turning from Berlin Pond yesterday ali
ternonn they saw d handsome buck and
doe in the field beside the road near the
Perrin farm,
Benjamin Woolhouse was in city court
this morning and pleaded guilty TO a
second offense Of intoxieation. A fine
with costs amounting to s25,i4 was i'm
lposed and he paid.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kenyon. Mrs.
Edith Britton, Miss Ethel Wishart, Mr..
aud Mrs. James Wheeler, Gale Bennett,
Yesterday for a weeks outings
Matt Haley left on the noon train for
! Stonington, Me-. where he will erect
derrick. the mast Of which is ITO feet
long. He will 90 from there to Delphi,
y. Y, to set monument for Jones
Bros.
Henry r. Coffrin, who gave his place
of residence as Boston, was arrested
last night by Chief Brown for iatoxiea
ton, to which charge he pleaded guilty
in city court this morning and win
spend fifteen days in the county Jail.
Republican rally IN opera house Wed.
nesday night, Aug 15 Speakers,
Fletcher D. Proctor, candidate for Cover.
nor; Charles r. Darling, late assistant
secretary Of the navy and Congressman
David ]. Foster. Music BY Montpelier
Military Band.
The eight o'clock train out Of the
Central Vermont station last evening
struck deer on the track just this side
Of the Williamstown switch. The ami
NAL was ground under the engine, and
the engineer stopped the train and pull
cd ii out from beneath the wheels.
Al man who il said TO live in Mont
peier was attacked with tit while
walking along the sidewalk in front Of
Smith & Cummings market on North
Main street Saturday afternoon. a large
crowd was attracted 70 the place Chief
Brown made arrangements TO care for
the man.
G. Herbert Pape, fusion candidate for
! lieutenant governor, goes to Swanton
tomorrow, where he delivers campaign
address in the evening He speaks in
Montgomery "Wednesday, Newport on
Thursday, Waterbury Friday afternoon
and Montpelier Friday evening, and at
Stowe Saturday.
Inspector Mattson, representing the
Fidelity company, was in Barre Satur
day and incidentally inspected the en-.
CINE and boiler which the city recently
purchased In Boston. After looking the
thing over he told Street Supt. Bruce
that the engine and boiler were all right
in every particular. expressing surprise
at the low figure at which they had been
bought and saying that they were worth
more. His report will probably 20 be
fore the city council at its next meeting
IS the worth Of the boiler has been ques-
toned.
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