The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-24
MORTIFIED.

Mrs. D. J, Morse of Barre was in
town Wednesday,.
Mayo p. Blake was business visitor
in Montpelier on Thursday.
Col Fred Smith OF Montpelier was
a visitor In town on Wednesday
a large crowd went from here on the
excursion Wednesday to Ausable chasm.
Miss Elizabeth Hennesscy Of Bellows
Falls II spending a week at Miss Kate
Hartley's.
Miss Lois Gifin, who has been out Of
the News Office because of illness, has
returned TO work
George w Brown, who has been spend
ing part of the week in town, has
returned 70 Boston.
Bernard Stehhins Of Hartford, Conn,
arrived in town the first of the week
for short vacation.
Miss Irene Han returned on Wcdnes-
day evening from weeks trip to diff
ferent parts of the state.
Michael Kinsley has sold his farm,
iDCahtu AuNWi Two iltfEs Nd~i vi NEt
village, TO Fritz Aetzler
Miss Nina Lamorder has returned from
Enfield, n. H.. where she has spent the
summer with Mrs. Walter Dole and fam
| lily. 4ax
Miss jeanette 6;ifin, who has been
very seriously m at her mothers home
for the past three weeks, is improving
slowly,
Frank Hutchins, employed in Nose
ley's meat market. was unable to attend
to his duties the first Of the week. due
to illness,
II is expected that there will be a
hall game between Northheld and Ran.
dolph on the Norwich parade tomorrow
afternoon.
The Rev. James Sargent and little
daughter returned home on Thursday
evening after short vacation spent in
Lisbon, n. H.
Mrs d. J. Partridge, who has been
visiting in Montpelier for the past two
weeks, has returned and is stopping at
d. b. Howe's.
MAYO p. Blake expects to move into
the Mayo building about the first Of
Septembe-. He has been living on Union
street for the past three years.
Mrs. Edward Ball and little son Of
New York city are visiting az the home
OF Mrs. Balls parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Luke Tarbell, on South Central street.
The friends Of , Wallace Grady win
be glad TO learn that be arrived safely
J in Chihuahua, Mexico, where he went
about three weeks ago for the benefit
Of his health.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Elliott Smith of Port.
land were IN town Wednesday and
| Thursday. They have gone 70 Mont
pelier TO spend the remainder Of the
week before returning home.
Hon. Frank Plimley left on Wednes.
day afternoon for Stove, where he was
to speak at a Republican rally. He
vas in tbwu on Wednesday and made
the speech of acceptance in behalf Of
the town at the dedication of the Brown
public library.
| Edward Marble. q stone cutter en-
| ployed at Gross Brothers. had small
artery severed in his wrist on Tuesday
morning, by piece Of flying steel. lie
/ lost quite a good deal Of blood before
he could get to doctors office, and
is now unable to be at work.
Mrs. II. r. stoughton, Miss Nellie
Stoughton, Elliott Stonghton, John
Stoughton and MIR. and Mrs. Homer
Stoughton Of Barre, Mr. nd Mrs. Chas.
Gilchrist Of Boston, Mrs, Charles Irish
of Palmer, Mass, Mrs. Belle Smith Of
New York city were here on Wednes-
day to attend the funeral Of Mrs. Marcia
Gilchrist
The new four-story hotel which is be-
ing erected by u. y. Ellis granite CONF
pany ON the Spinney lot near the corner
Of Union and Pearl streets, is progress
ing very rapidly, the work on the out
side II practically completed and work
on the inside is being rushed. The con-
tractors, Rabidou Brothers, expect TO
turn the building over to the company
ready for occupancy in about two
montns.
A Republican rally was held in the
schoohouse in Little Mortified on We'd
nesday The attendance WAS quite
large for the district, there being over
50 people present The speakers were
II. G. Cady Of this village, Benjamin
Gates Of Montpelier candidate for
states attorney for Washington county,
and John Harvey, who is the candidate
FOR the representative for the city Of
Montpelier.