The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-20
TALK OF THE TOWN.

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4 Mrs. A. Daniels Of Summer street is
very sick.
Roller skating at the Pavilion Mon
| day evening.
j Orville Cole Of Marshheld was in the
lefty on business to-day.
/ Asa Pepper Of Washington was in the
city on business to-day.
Peter Delmo went to Boston this
4 morning To visit relatives.
1 Charles Papin OF Burlington is visit
Iing relatives in the city.
James Ainsworth of Calais visited
/ friends in the ciey yesterday.
4 Miss Jennie Murray goes To Hanover,
! N III, tonight 10 visit friends.
Leon FaTnsworth went 10 Nashua, N.
H., today on visit with friends.
George Sandefson of Burlington cali
ed on friends in the city to-day.
4 Frank Davidson of East Montpelier
was IN the City on business to-day.
4 Mrs. u. N. Benton Of East Granville
visited friends in the city yesterday.
Miss Mabel Thompson went tn Water
bury today for d visit with relatives.
4 William Mcknight Of North Montpc.
lier was in the city on business to-day.
Mrs. John Bacon of Chelsea il visit
Il ing friends in the city for a few days
4 Mr.. and Mrs. James Summers Of West
Berlin are visiting in the city over Sum
day,
j s. Morandi arrived In the city yester-
day from Italy, where be spent the win
tier.
o. N. Granger leaves for NapiervilIe,
Que, tomorrow to visit bis father, who
II ill.,
MIR. and Ms. Albert whitcher Of East
Montpelier called on friends IN the city
to-day.
0. IL. Hale went to st. Johnsbury TO-.
day TO attend the funeral Of brother
in-law.
Charles Fergerson returned this
morning from a business visit to Brat
tleboro.
Allan Reid returned from Norwich
university this morning to spend sun
| day at his horne.
The Ayers street base halS .seam de.
feated the Cottage street team to-day
by the score Of n TO s.
| p NJ Daley returned last night from
a business trip through Maine, New
Hampshire and Vermont.
Leo Lyon, who has been working in
the j. D, Yandow market, returned to
his home in Burlington today.
Mrs. Harry Harris returned to-day TO
her home in Windsor, after several
days visit with relatives in the city
George Casino is offering a farm for
sale on East street that ought TO find
a. customer; also number Of ) or 10
acre lots.
Mrs. Henry Harris and daughter. who
have been visiting At the home Of D. T.
Davis, returned to their home in Wind
sor to-day.
II Miss Olga Martinson of Mortified,
Mass, and Miss Selma A. Nfartinson Of
Lynn, Mass, are the guests of their
brother, John a. Martinson.
The bankrupt stock at the Mclean
shoe store must be sold out within the
next few days. There are lots Of bar
I gains in shoes still remaining.
Il Carpenters, Attention. There viii be
a special meeting Monday evening April
22. 1907, to act upon bylaws for the
ensuing year. You are hereby notified
to be present. S. r. Doty, r. S.
4 G. II. Watt win be unable to preach
at the chapel in South Barre Sunday
evening on account of previous out
Of town engagement. He expects to re-
sume the services Sunday, April 2s.
Mrs L. A. Estabrook, who has heen
caring for Mrs. o. II. Hale during her
illness, returned today to her home in
/ West Lebanon, n H. Mrs Hale ac.
companied her for few weeks stay.
The Berlin street Stars defeated the
West hill Stars this morning by the
score of i3 to 8. Batteries for the
Berlin street Stars, Colombo aud Canal,
for West hill Stars Stewart and earle.
The Brook street Juvenile bali team
defeated the Washington streets this
morning by the score Of Is to 2 Bat
teries for Brook street, Mute and
Everett: for Washington street, WI
liams and Milne.
B. II. Wells received to-day a clrload
of Ford automobiles, two of which have
already been sold to Ben Eastman and
Alex Duncan. This IS the first machina
lof that make to be brought into Barre,
Ii is said to be q fine operating machine.
The first Of the juvenile base ball
games was played to-day, in which the
cottage street stars defeated the Cen
trail streets, 0 TO 0. The batteries were
Woods, Daniels ana camera Tor the VIC
tors and Mason and Jones for the Cen.
trail streets.
When "Thc Mayor Of Toxic" company
arrived in the city this morning many Of
the company had evidently been here
before and knew the shortage Of room.
ling places, as the minute the train slow
ed up at the station there was grand
foot race between the girls and men TO
get to the Otis and other blocks in the
city first
While Ed. Normandeau's men were
excayating TOR the library cellar at the
corner Of Washington and Elm streets
they drove one team of horses into an
unknown well, which was probably made
when the old French house WINS built,
three. quarters of a century ago One
horse floundcred into the well, which
contained five feet Of water, but got
out With no trouble. The well was made
of spruce tinbers, banked with blue
Eelay, and the boards were in fairly good
state Of preservation The school boys
took advantage of the find by using the
The clay for modelling purposes.