The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-31
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Local Happenings Tersely Told for Busy
Readers.


Miss NJ. charboneau went to Shell
burne today.
Sliced banana college ice at browns.
Ask the man.
| New wide patent leather belts, only
1oc, at Yaughan's.
| Spring lamb and fresh green peas TOT
day at Tassie Bros.
lwopieee suits at Is per cent of at
Frank McWhorter Co.
Dan a. Perry and family are spend
ing vacation at Greensboro pond.
w. p Mcdonald returned yesterday
from visit to Nova Scotia and Canada.
Miss Alice Averill went to Boston to-
day for a few weeks visit with friends.
Conductor Edward Perry Of the cleo
trio railroad il taking q short vacation
from his work
Mr.. and Mrs. G. X. Blake arrived home
this morning after i weeks visit with
relatives in Boston.
Special meeting Of the Electrical
Workers Union Wednesday evening at
8 at Engineers hail.
An especial desirable farm near Barre
City IS offered in Peny's advertisement
in for SALE column
AIRS H. b. Richardson Of Dorchester,
Mass, IL the guest of Mrs. j. WI.
Vaughan for few days
Special prices on refrigerators, lawn
mowers, ice cream freezers and wiring
ers at The n. p, Phelps Co.
George B. Milne and family have re-
turned from Salem Willows, where they
have been spending vacation.
Meeting Of Painters union Tuesday
evening. Business of Importance. Let
all be present. Per order, President.
Yesterday there were only three pris.
oners III the Washington county Jail at
Montpelier, the smallest number for 4
long time.
Socialists and sympathizers are re.
quested to meet in Socialist hall, Gran
tie street, Wednesday, August LIST, at
7.15. Important.
I. J. Mead has sold a building lot on
Franklin street to +. N. Normandeau.
$500 Mr. Normandeau
intends 10 erect home thereon.
A regular meeting II the Modern
Woodmen Of America win he held on
Wednesday, Aug. list, at T.30 b. M. in
X. of G. hail. There is to be adoption
work. Per, Clerk.
The heavy shower Sunday evening
caused Merchant street to overflow into |
the cellar under the A. Tomasi block /
and the stock of L. M, Williams in the |
was damaged to the extent 4
81 from SIS to 500,
An interesting fve.a.side foot ball
game was witnessed BY large crowd l
afternoon at the Rangers
grounds between the junior Rangers and
The North Barre Stars, the Rangers win.
aing by a score of ; to 2.
The following horse item will be Of
interest TO local followers of the truck: /
Senator Whitney will make his first try 1
this season for Grand Circuit honors.
y will be, likewise, Ed. Sunderlin's
iebnt in the fastest company. But they
ave the goods.
The lntcrcity team meets the league
eaders again at Burlington this after
noon, Blaine or johnson win do the
wiring for the Champs. Tomorrow the
oeals play in Rutland and both teams
hen come TO lntercity park for game
Thursday afternoon.
The camping party consisting Of Mr..
md Ais George y. Tilden, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ailliaih Wales, Miss Lena Howes. Miss
Nary Carleton, Miss DrnsilIa Bailey
nd George NJ Gates, who have been at
AXE Morey for the past ten DAYS, IL
urncd home last night.
The Barre Rangers landed their game
I Mortified Saturday playing superior
DOT ball during the second period Of the
anne. The first period ended to o in
avor Of Mortified, but the Barre play
rs came back strong then and simply
Dyed with their opponents.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w Sterling arrived
J Barre yesterday from San Francisco.
here they have been since April lit
n. and Mrs. Sterling were in Frisco III
NJ time Of the earthquake ana went
trough the terrible ordeal Mrs. Ster.
ng gives q vivid description of the {
orrors Of the earthquake aud of the {
'ials that followed.
The members OF the Granite Alanufac
irers excursion to Quebec and Mont
al who left by special train on Thurs
~ afternoon, have been Struggling
aok to town BY every train for the past
no days The party disbandrd in Mont q
sal, each 70 30 his own ways The OK (
lrsionists report very enjoyable Tip, q
afhcularly the ride on the St Law e
'ncc river
The marriage Of Jane Emily Ban.
oft. daughter Of Mrs. auliettc G. Ban J
Oft Of Montpelier, to ". Raymond
winell Of the same city occurred yestcr.
~ afternoon at the home OF The bride,
lc Rev. y Edward Wright officiating. a
he brides gown has white satin crepe i
I chine, trimmed with duchessc lace. n
he wore tulle veil and carried 4
,uquct o. sweet peas. Mr.. Dwinall il
nployed by tile National Life Insur-
nee company. q
Card of Thanks. b
We desire to express TO all our