The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-23
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Local Happenings Tersely Told for
Busy Readers.

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George Allen is filing Frank Mar
TINS silo.
See Mortimer's auction sale adver-
tisement.
Carpet cleaning, vacuum process. II.
r. Baldwin
Dressmaking. Mrs. N. N. vassar, CA
Summer street.
James Maokay, Jr, went to New York
last night to visit friends.
a few crab apples for making jellies
at Granite City creamery.
Send your upholstering and picture
framing to II. y. Baldwin.
j, L. Welch visited al his home in
Concord, N. IT., over sunday.
Morgan Hatch Of Waterbury visited
friends IN the city yesterday
IT. M Houston now has telephone
at his house The call is 244-3.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Perras visited
relatives in Richmond yesterday.
Charles Whittier Of Pittsbmg, Pal, ii
/ visiting his father, Nat Whittier.
/ Mark Berry Of Richmond visited with
friends at the seminary over Sunday
Born, yesterday, to Mr. and Mrs. ],
Gould More, an eight ami a half pound
daughter.
Mrs. q II. Hale returned today from
/ q visit at the home OF relatives ia West
Lebanon, N. II.
The Altrurians win meet with Mrs.
X. d. Vaughan, y Franklin street, We'd
nesday afternoon at 2:30,
Henry Patneaude went to Brattleboro
today, where he win exhibit his dog,
Chelsea Joe, at tho fair.
The Rev. +. a. Poole went to Boston
last night, where he win oiiiciate today
at the funeral Of friend
The Lamson & Hubbard hats are
among the best. See one at the Frank
MeWhorter company store.
Miss Emma Wood who has been sick
at the home Of her cousin, Duane Wood,
for two weeks, is gaining slowly.
"A. Il Hewitt, town clerk II Berlin.
viii be at a, G. Shepard's, Wednesday
afternoon, Sept 25, 70 r,aeive taxes.
The Wonderland Moving Picture com.
pany az the Pavilion will show this week
how i win be When Women Vote
Mr. and Mrs. Leon c. Smith Of North
field visited at the home Of her parents,
iAir and Mrs. II. J. Thwing, over sun
day.
Mrs Frank Gallery and two dauph.
tiers, Aloria and Dora, have returned
from q visit with friends and relatives
ia New York
The regular meeting Of LOYAL Green
Mountain lodge L q o. RI, NJ. III, will
be held this evening in H. OF G. hall
at 1880 o'clock.
Tie meeting 81 the Cleaners. which
WAS planned fer Tuesday afternoon at
Beniamins Falls Will b8 postponed until
a week from Tuesday.
A son was born last evening to Mr..
and Mrs James W. Lord OF Kimbalrs
Corner in Orange Yesterday was Mr.
and Mrs. Lords dfth wedding anniver-
sary
There was caught in Luther Woods
hen ward on West Till one day last week
horned owl which measured #. 6 in.
from Zip to tip and weighed seven and a
half pounds.
Lewis G. GrtRths, vocal instructor at
Goddard seminary, will also give private
lessons at Ills residence. ] "a Elm street,
Barre, any day or evening except Mon.
days and Thursdays.
Gale Bennett and his mother went to
Maiden Mass, yesterday for visit with
relatives From there Mr. Bennett will
go TO New Brunswick for a few weeks
hunting trip.
Mrs Robert 4. Jones OF 81 Park street
received word last night OF the death OF
her mother at Utiea, N. A. AIR. and
Mrs. Jones will leave on the $3.50 train
this afternoon Tor Utica, TO attend the
funeral.
Earle NJ Lewis returned on Saturday
from Canton, Ohio whore he went as Il
delegate to the National Letter Carriers
convention. Mr. Lewis was elected by
tho convention national vice president
Tor Vermont.
T. O. Parker, agent for the Union Pa
ciiic company is confined 10 the house
hY sickness, bat expects TO be able to
deliver his orders ia q day or two. lie
expects 70 BE- in Williamstown the last
days Of this month or the first 81 Octo-
Der.
Mr.. Taft Of North Randolph is setting
up new engine. separator and ensiiaQe
cutter for The Messrs r. a. Bancroft.
Frank Lafayette. p. A, Carey, NJ. T..
Towne and D. L. Wood, which the five
have purchased.
The employees Of the Barre & Mont
pelier electric railroad enjoyed ban.
quot aud corn roast at Dewey park after
the cars stopped running Saturday night.
Many of the men were accompanied by
their families and Jolly good time was
enjoyed
Vermonts presentation Of the silver
service to the battleship Vermont viii
take place on board the battleship at
the navy yard. Boston, friday, October
a, 1907 state Gag viii be presented
BY the Daughters Of the American Revo,
mtion at che same time. To prevent
ovorcrowding, the officers in charge of
the battlcshp are obliged 60 limit the
number Of admissions II IL therefore
necessary tllat Nermonters who desire
TO witness the ceremony send their
names Immediately TO Gen. w, II. Gil
more, at Fairlee, Vt.