The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-11
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Local Happenings Tersely Told for Busy
Readers.

night at 80 o'clock,
Charles a. Smith went to Burlington
This morning on business.
Only two more days Of our muslin
underwear sale at Vaughans.
Mrs. P. i. Sillcway Of MorrisyilIe ~
visiting friends and relatives III the
city.
Regular review Of the i. @. I. NJ,
Wednesday, July a, al 7 p. NJ, in For-
esters' hall,
Miss Cora Jerry Of Burlington II
visiting at the home Of +. II. Burke on
Maple avenue.
MIR, and Mrs. James Wheeler returned
yesterday from weeks outing at
Woodbury. pond.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mcleod Of South
Barre went to Boston last night on a
visit with friends,
Gooseberries for sale at nine cents
per quart. n. H. Jones, Allen street
| loft Prospec), City.
| Miss Laura O. Kidder left this morn
ing for a two weeks Visit with relatives
in Port Chester n. Y.
Miss Helen Burbank al South Royal
ton arrived here yesterday to attend the
funeral Of Dan Barber.
4 regular convocation u Ruth Chapter,
No. 80, o. Il. s., Wednesday evening,
July II, at 7.so o'clock.
Miss Jesse Black left yesterday for
an extended visit with friends in Boston
and East Cambridge, Mass.
Henry G. Whitaker returned this
morning TO Highgatc Springs, whore De
i camping with his family.
The deliciousness Of Mascotts famous
ice cream is its best advertisement De.
liyered to all parts OF the city.
The Ladies and Pastors union will
meet Thursday afternoon, July 18th, at
hall past two. Mrs. Kenerson, Sec
Miss Agnes ID. French and Mrs. An.
CELIA French left this morning for Sar-
anac Lake, n. u, for few weeks stay.
Dwight Wells has finished work as
superintendent for the gas company and
/ is now employed BY Il. L. Smith & Go.
1 Mrs. Ephsm French Miss Agnes
French and Mrs. Agnes Bradford left
today for a two weeks visit at Sara.
toga Springs, N. y.
Fred Canton of Canton Bros had his
hand badly hurt by falling stone in
I his she'd last Monday The hand was
badly cut but fortunately no bones were
broken.
Ten candidates are taking the exam
nations before the state dental exam
ming board at Montpelier. The eSamina-
tions require three days and are held at
the Pavilion.
There will be a regular meeting of
the Jumpers, boxers aud derrickmen
Wednesday evening al T.30 Election
of officers. nomination for international
officers will come up. All are requested
70 be present s. r. Doty, See; G. j.
Allen, President.
| The first Intercity ball game for near
/ ~ week comes this afternoon at 4.15
when the Rutland sIuggers will appear
again. Rutland is making strong bid
! for first honors and has a strong team.
The Rutland0ttawa game at Rutland
yesterday had to be called OFF because
Of rain, 80 that the standing remains in
| the following order Burlington, Rutland,
lntercity, OTTAWA and pIattsbug.
Barre MeHtpelier won their game with
Salisbury Brothers team at Randolph
yesterday, 10 20 g. Although rainy a
! large crowd gathered at McCalls Park
to witness tho game. The batteries
we're Huntington and Daniels for B.-M.;
| Thompson and Fitzgerald, for Salisbury
! Brothers. hits Montpelier Barre rs.
Salisbury Brothers errors. Montpelier.
Barre 4, Salisbury Brothers 1. The fea.
ture was a double play, Elliott to Davis.
The players were handicapped BY wet
grounds.
The preliminary hearing OF Thomas
Jameson, charged with assault with in
| tent to kill Fred A. Ainsw0rth Of Will
JAMESTOWN, when Ne mistook him for a
lrobber last Thursday morning, has been
advanced one day before Justice Lath-
lrop Of Williamstown because Of the in
ability of counsel for the respondent,
S. HOLSTER Jackson, to be present on
Thursday. The hearing will therefore
be held Friday, July ~, beginning az
ten o'clock. It is expected that States
4 Attorney M. N. Wilson Of Orange couu-
NY will assume charge Of the proseeu-
ton
/ At the regular meeting Of Loyal
Green Mountain Lodge l. o. O. r. VI.
e., held Monday, July 10, the following
officers were installed by p. d. c. NJ.
David Ioll; n. G., VIM. 2. Rowe; Il. s.
4 N. g., Thomas Parry; i. s. N. G., Vim.
\ Hughes; v. O., John Beags q. Nj, y.
1 Anderson; r. =. " G.. Joseph Graham:
~. S. Y. G., Alex D. Smith 2. s., Peter
iW Ninth; treasurer, Chas. oliver; h. S..
Alex Ritchic: chaplain, David Jol; war
den, VIM. l.eith; conductor, W. J.
1 oliver; fSt 5. s., Murdo Nj. Campbell;
2nd S. s., I'd Mdeod l. G., Il. @. Stew
art Following the Installation an in,
formal smoke talk and social hour was
spent, during which time arrangements
were made TO hold an excursion 20 High
gate Springs, Saturday. August rs, for
the purpose Of meeting with members
from Montreal district who intend hold
ing their annual picnic At the above
place and date.
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