The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-11
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Local Happenings TerseIy Told for Busy
Readers.

Local Happenings Tersely Told for Busy
Readers.
Keller skating today.
New belts at vaughan's
Get styiebook free at Fits.
/ 4. A. Mitchell visited friends in Ran.
dolph over Sunday.
Harold Tnney spent Sunday at his
home in Middlesex,
J. J. Flynn Of Rutland visited friends
in the city over Sunday
stetson's biz double 'Uncle TOMS
Cabin company" At the opera house to-
might.
| Frank Ulrieh of Goddard seminary
spent sunday at his home IN Rich
mond.
Miss Kate Harrington visited at the
home Of her parents in Richmond yes
terday.
/ There viii be rehearsal Of Daniel
O'Connell' at the church yestry at 7t1o
this evening.
9. M. Papin returned to burlington
this morning after q few days business
visit IN the city.
| Mrs. Sarah Buzzell 81 Montpelier Il
1 spending a few weeks with her niece,
Mrs j. +. Kelley
/ The Glover club viii meet Tuesday al
| temo6n at 2s3 O'Clock with Mrs. ID. a.
MCLEOD Of Park street.
Bond & Izidder offer for sale al der-
rick stick 3s feet long, l6 inches at butt
and liz inches at top Cali and see it,.
Mrs. David Ward and Mrs. Anna Hun.
toon Of Waits River have been visiting
! Mr.. and Mrs. John Kelley the past
week.
Dan Royce Of this city, who went to
ST. Louis d short time ago, has been
quite i'll, but is now on the road to
j recovery.
Miss frankie Loyejoy returned yester-
day from her home IN Ayers, Mass, TO
resume her work as trimmer ID Miss
Miles millinery store.
The conditions in the labor dispute
in the Hardwick granite industry remain
unchanged, and the business Is still at a
standstill, nine working days after the
shutdown.
1 Charles Mcdonald Of New York city,
who has been here on short visit to
his parents, Mr., and Mrs, John Melon
aid, left yesterday for Cincinnati in the
interests of the New York firm, for
which lie Is an auditor
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gilman Of Clare
mont \. IT., visited Mrs. Gilman's par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Barclay,
in the city over Sunday. Mr. Gilman
returned Yesterday, but Mrs. Gilman viii
remnin during the week.
The Central Vermont branch passenger
train reached Montpelier Saturday night
o'clock. Tho delay was not due to poor
connections at the junction, either. The
passengers were very much exasperated.
The chemical wagon was called out
at 3.45 Saturday afternoon fol lively
blaze at the f. J., Smith & Co stone
sheds On Bnrnhan's meadow. The Are
which caught from sparks from the chin.
ney, was confined 70 the roof and was
soon extinguished upon arrival Of the
department. The damage will not ex.
coed $50,
4 Some splendid performances are being
booked for the Barre opera house next
season Three Belasco attractions are
already assured, One Is a temperance
Of "1he Girl Of the Golden West which
pleased 10 we'll this season, also Sweet
Kitty Belairs David Warfeld, who has
had such great success in "The Music
Master win star in new performance
and win appear here
Among those who went to Boston yes
terday to attend the automobile show
were h D. Ladd, ID H. Wells, Il. A..
nrindle. v. f.. Ayers, Ned J. Roberts and
Mr. and Mrs. w. G. Reynolds The COM
ing summer viii SEE many new autos
in this city. A. d. Morse, Frank and A..
II. Burke and f. A. Pr;ndle have already
purchased the Elmore three.cylinder ear,
for which Mr.. Prindle is local sales
agent.