The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-23
TALK OF The TOWN.
Local Happenings Tersely Told for Busy
Readers.

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Readers.
Bingham sale at Vaughans'
G. G. Barnes left today on business
trip to Montreal.
Frank McWorter Co.'S for negligee
shirts, SOC to $500.
Miss Annie Weston Of Winooski Wis.
tied friends in the city yesterday.
See tho lawns, muslins and Summer
goods at Pcrry's for only 90 per yard.
Arthur s. Martin returned Saturday
from weeks trip to Old Orchard Beach
and Bangor, Me.
Tho Cresconts bali game with the
Woodlncn was postponed Saturday be-
cause 81 wet grounds.
Mr.. and Mrs q. @. Ramsdell went
to Waitsfield this morning for weeks
visit with relatives.
Neil Ralph resumed work today as
clerk in the McWorter store after a
two weeks vacation.
Frank A. Mccarthy returned last
evening from several weeks visit in
Boston and Providence.
Miss Louise Calder Of New York. Il
spending q two weeks vacation with
her parents in this city
The righteousness Of Mascott's famous
Ice cream Is it's best advertisement. De-
| liYercd 70 all parts OF the city.
Mrs. Eva N. Sargent of south Roy.
alton, came Saturday afternoon to visit
relatives in town for shorts time.
The Knights Of Columbus put six can
didates through the first degree at
their hall in scampini block last night.
Mrs.. H. j. smith, Mrs. ii. b. Mndantt
and daughter Esther, returned Friday
night from 4 weeks camping at Ioe's
Pond.
Mrs. Winfield Bassett and son, Wen.
dell have returned from two weeks va
cation spent at Lake Maseomi ia llnaekt,
FIN n.
Arthur Miles and family left this
morning for Springfield, Mass, where
Mrs Miles viii visit relatives for sew.
eral weeks
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Harris returned
this morning TO their home in Windsor
after a few days visit at the home Of
Mr, and Mrs. p. I. Davis.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lynham. who
have been visiting at the home Of his
father, Robert LYMAN Of Second street,
left this morning for their home in It'll
aca, n. Y.
The national Bank Of Barre was one
Of the bidders for part Of the United
States Panama bonds for $4,000, 900.
and the institution was awarded $4,000
at $l04.0662s.
Call men Of the ERE department should
notice in another column the announce
Dent concerning the ringing Of the FIRE
alarm tomorrow forenoon to test the
new storage battery.
A meeting 81 the Barre Quoting Club
viii be held on the grounds Monday
evening" July 23rd, at $40 o'clock.
Members please try and be present.
J. w. Fraser, Secretary
The h. d. c. Glass OF the First Bap-
list Church will viii hold lawn party
at the home Of George lnglison Clark
street, "Wednesday evening the 25th. Tee
cream and cake will be on sale. All are
cordially welcome.
Mrs! Rowland Becliey left this morn
ing for Jamestown. \. H.. where she VIII
visit her sister. Mrs. G. NJ. johnson. She
was accompanied as far as Burlington
BY her mother, Mrs. Avery, who gees
there for visit. ASA AZ
Mts. Homer I. Stowe and daughter,
Lucia, Of Chicago, arrived az the home
Of u. L. Page on Saturday. on a visit to
relatives in Barre and Plainfield Br.
Stone. who is expected later, will be re
membered by many Barre people who
had the pleasure Of listening to bis
singing with the Schubert Qnartette Of
the lecture course several years ago.
In bankruptcy court Saturday the first
meeting Of the case Of Daniel Mclean Of
Barre City was held. No trustee was
appointed A discharge meeting was
/ held In the case of inmes II. Kelley OF
Barre Town. Nobody appeared in op.
/ position to the discharge "A discharge
I meeting was held H. the case Of Leon
ard Huntley Of Waterbury which was
adjourned until today.
The following Is not the usual summer
resort story on the sea serpent. but is an
i absolute fact and is vouchcd for By
many Of the ladies and gentlemen from
1 Barre who arc spending their avcation II
I Mr. and Mrs Emery smiths. Granite
4 City Cottage at Old Orchard. q. II
4 Church, who Is stopping at the above
cottage with his wife, has made sevela
i fishing trips Oh the Old Orchard Pier
4 On one Of theze trips, june 18th. after
catching number OF cinncrs, and tloun
defs, the hooked skate which weighed
over 100 pounds. Tho fish measured al
least five feet across and six feet long
BY about four inches thick. The fsl
was caught on small founder line
After getting the fish one-third above
/ the water and while he was preparing
I to land him on the shore, another fisher
! man, who was sitting near him became
50 excited from the hundreds OF peopl,
who were watching the catch ana max
ing suggestions how to land him, that h,
jumped up and grabbed Mr.. Church''
line and endeavored TO haul the hsl
entirely out Of Che water. Between hi
pulling on the line and the struggle o.
the fish, the line parted and Mr.
! Church lost fish that is considered by
all fishermen III that neighborhood to b