The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-29
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Local Happenings Tersely Told for Busy
Readers.

\ Ladies' regular $3.50 rain coats fol
\ $500 at Abbott's.
Mrs Daniel Foley of Quincy, Mass.
is visiting in the city.
It's the d. II. a. G. corset with the
coil wire steels, at Fits.
II Everything for baseball at lowest
prices Averill Music co.
w, Il. Worthley of Washington wa,
in the city yesterday on business.
Il a daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
81 Cersola Of Berlin street today.
Il Nathan Venio and William Halvosa
were In Mortified yesterday on bust,
ness.
Max Fisher returned yesterday from
weeks vacation spent at Highgate
Springs.
Miss Maude Tabor has returned from
keene, N. H., where she has been visit
ing relatives.
George Eaton, the popular Intercity
| catcher, left last night for his home in
| Providence, r. /.
The IT. w. of A. team viii drill ii
UNIFORM on the campus by request
Thursday evening at $50.
| Mrs. w, +. Shepard, Misses Edith
| Pirie and Maud Enright left this noon
on a short trip to New York.
The regular meeting Of New England
Order of Protection viii be held We'd
lnesday evening, Aug. 20, at 7.3o
| Mrs. E. S. Bemis and son, Hugh. re-.
turned yesterday from Bloomington,
where they have been spending the sum
iner.
Bsrre's favorite son, @. Herbert Pane
candidate for lieutenant governor, speaks
at the opera house tonight. Don't fail
to hear him.
Thos, Brady IS expected home today
from New York and Boston, where ne
has been during the past 10 days buy
ing fan goods.
Smell place with six acres OF land
near the city is offered by the ID. A.
Perry real estate agency in their lad"
en- the 9Th page.
Miss Edith Adams, Goddard 'o2. visit
ell friends in the city yesterday on her
way to Canton, n. Y, where she IS to
teach school this year.
There will I've an adjourned meeting of
the Modern Woodmen OF America Wed.
nesday, Aug. Goth at 7 b. M, in X. Of
G., hall, Work, the fraternal degree.
Rev. G. c. Conner has gone to ST.
Johnsbury to attend the Univsrsalist
state convention a,5 ain -. - -
dress there tomorrow number OF
delegates from the local church will be
in attendance.
There will be a free concert commenc.
I ing Mt | p. m, Labor Day, Sept. sra. az
Dewey Park, Music by Gilbertson's full
orchestra. Dancing and refreshments.
Come bring the children and enjoy the
music under the trees.
The session of Washington county
court may not open until September IL.
On account OF election day falling on
September 1, the day before court would
open regularly, the lawyers of the
county requested Judge G. NJ Powers TO
postpone the opening one week
Una nuova legge nazionale toelie I'LL
diritto Iii ereare cittadini dalla CITY
Court di Barre dopo il 90 settembre. |
Dopo questa data sara diffiOile otteners
le carte d eittadinanza. La Corte sara
ia sessione lutte lie sere al auesta Get
timana dale 7alle al City fall
Irving Winslow, Of Berlin. was taken
20 Heaton hospital yesterday. where he
was operated upon for the removal of
bis left eye lie lost the sight OF the |
organ about year aud a half ago as
the result Of tumor but no inconveni |
ence was caused until within few
months ago
A hearing is being held in probate
court yesterday before Judge Hiram
Carleton on waiver of the will Of Mrs.
William a. Baker Of Cabot. Mrs. Baker
made her will and her husband, William
Baker, was dissatisfied with it. He
waived the provisions Of the will re-.
garding himself and takes under the law
instead Of under the will. The hearing
i held on the question Of the legality Of
the waiver John Fisher is administra.
tor Of the estate.
DR.. Tindall Of Williamstown. went Ia
Burlington yesterday, where he win be
AN"NNA W. ptvpV potroHHR. some Time
ago DIR. Tindall was accidentally
wounded with bullet which lodged in
one leg. He was taken to Burlington at
the time for an operation for the removal n
Of the bullet, but il was not found and
be was sent home to Williamstown.
where local doctors after considerable
work were able to remove It. lie Is in
d serious condition az the present time,
but viii probably recover.
The Greenport, n. Y, Waterman. has
the following item Of wcll-known
Barre boy; 'It will no doubt he a sur.
prise TO Greenport generally To know
that Mr.. Albert q. Smith. the civil en-.
gineer and surveyor, who came here
some months ago and opened An office
in the Peoples National Bank building
has decided to move to Port Jefferson
50 as TO be more centrally located for
large portion Of his work. He may or.
range to come here, however. for any
work in his line. Mr. Smith has as
sociated with him, Surveyor II. A. Haw
Sins, Of PORT Jefferson, q surveyor Of
much patronage, but each will have his
pwn Office. Greenport loses good
young citizen and Port jefferson makes
/ substantial gain