The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-02
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Local Happenings Terseiy Told for Busy
Readers.

ACAhcAps
Pansy plants at Emslie's.
Plenty Of fine ice cream at Dodge's.
Auction sale in the Pavilion tonight.
I New white shirt waist suits at The
Vaughan Store.
Go to Mrs. J. NJ. Bonds for bargains
in millinery this week.
Regular l5c white embroidered belts
| for Sc at Abbott'~-
Al. J. Young went to Bethel this
morning on business.
Miers' barber shop can give you a
good electrical massage,
E New line of suit eases just received
at the Frank McIvhorter Co Store.
/ Bert N. Quits has had his residence
connected with telephone. Number
3262i.
Al. Al. Pratt has been taken To 4 hos
pital in Burlington Tor treatment for
lrheumatism.
New line Of necligee shirts latest pat
terms, inst arrived at the Blue store,
irhos. Brady, Prop.
Airs ayilhain Il. Murray and licr
EnotheM Nhs. Farrell, vent q North
field Tits morning for 4 short visit with
friends.
The MiddIeblirv college base ball team
which played Goddard yesterday went
e Mortified this noon, where they play
Norwich university.
Ehe body OF Frederick Blondin WAS
taken to St. Adams this morning by his
family, where tile funeral services and
burial viii take place.
Miss Florence Clifford. who commit
ted suicide BY drowning herself in Fair
field Pond last Wednesday, formerly
taught school in AIiddlesex.
Lester VI. Greene, one Of the Mont
pelier directors Of the Tntercity ball
team, has already sold $40 worth OF
stock for the coming season.
Supt. @. ID. Aiathewson went to Ran
doiph last night 70 attend a meeting of
the State board Of normal school com
Inissioners, of which he is member. X
James Murray's ~Hardmckr team was
defeated BY the South Finders IN n
twelve inning game of base ball BY the
score Of TO 2, yesterday afternoon.
During the short absence Of Firemen
| II. y. Carr, his place Mt the central fire
station Is being taken by j. e. Goodrich,
a call man, who WAS formerly regular,
Karl ForseIl. cornetist with Whittier's
orchestra Of Montpelier. has closed his
engagement with that organization and
has zone 10 Boston III. j. Foley OF Bos-
ton takes his place.
The care taker OF the city park re-
quests Chat people DO not frequent II
between the hours Of five and seven this
evening as he wishes to use a hose on
! II during that time.
G. n. Wales has sold his eight room
house at 81 Franklin street to Mr.. and
Mrs. Hayes Bassett Of Hill street, for
81 200. The purchasers buy for nome
and win occupy the house July !.
According 10 the usual summer az
rangement the granite plants OF the
city -hnt down ut noon today as they
viii every Saturday for the next four
months. The banks follow the same
custom
There are 30 taxpayers III Montpe-
lier who pay on $1,000 OF more. Among
the heaviest taxpayers are l.. Bart
Gross, G10.22, and James w. Brock
s565.s9; u. T. Fiield s5s5.50. T. NJ.
Cory Ssa5, Charles I'D. Mathcr $685.,
Jesse s. yiles S4o2.
The regular tlonthly business meeting
aud supper by the ladies OF the Baptist
church will be held Tuesday, june 5;
memi. warm rolls, cold meat. straw.
berries and cream, cake and coffee Sup.
I price il 70 cents. The public is cordially
invited
The Williamstown correspondent Of
the Montpelier Journal writes the fol-
lowing: a. G. Rich, q former granite
worker in Barre, and whose wife il A
sister Of our Andrew Burnham Of tire
WilHamstown Herald, went not many
years ago TOT the Pacific Coast TO work
az his trade. tin company with quitcan
humber of others, he has lately pur.
chased land in Lcaverwortli. Washing
ton, aud We believe Is to engage in fruit
raising, in part, anyway.
At least two changes will be made in
the teaching fofrc OF the Montpelier
schools next fall. Miss katherine I.
Cooyer supervisor Of musir. and Miss
Martha N. IIazen, Of thc high school
have resigned their positions Miss
tlazcn will accept some one of the posi-
tions offered near Beverly, Mast. in OF
der to be near her parents, Rev md
/ Mrs ". s Hazen. who for over Sc
4 year were residents Of Mortified where
The served az pastor 81 The Congregation