The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-24
TALK OF The TOWN.
Local Happenings Tersely Told for
Busy Readers.

/ DOLL 5.
Carpet cleaning, vacuum process II
p. Baldwin.
Dressmalsing, Mrs. n. n. vassar, o.
Summer street.
A few crab apples FOR making iellies
At Granite City creamery,
Send your upholstering and picture
framing 70 II. p Baldwin.
2, A. Bugbee left last night on d
business trip to Logansport, Ind.
See the new black petticoats just re.
ceiyed, price, SLIGO, at Vaughan's
Thomas Gaul went 10 Brattleboro to.
day to attend the fair there this week,
John Harrigan and Henry Heating
OF Northfleld visited friends in the city
yesterday.
| Findlay McRae left last evening for
Fort Worth, Texas, where he win seek
employment.
4 The Altrurians win meet with Mrs
r. d, Vaughan, So Franklin street, Wed
nesday afternoon at 2:30.
Mss Leah II. Webster returned last
night from several weeks visit with
relatives in Lowell, Mass.
The Lamson & Hubbard hats are
among the best. See one at the Frank
MeWhorter company store.
A. i. Hewitt, town clerk Of Berlin
will be at A. G. Shepard's, Wednesday
afternoon, Sept. %, to receive taxes.
The Wonderland Moving Picture com.
pany at the Pavilion will show this week
how it will be when Women Vote
| Mr.. and Mrs Calvin Bassett and Mr.
and Mrs. Burton Bassett have returned
home from visit to Malone and Ban.
gor, n. X.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. Bruce sailed on
Saturday for America. They have been
| spending the summer visiting friends
in Aberdeen.
Clifford J. Cote left last night for
Willow City, North Dakota, where he
will reside with his family, who went
there few months ago.
Abram Mann OF Cape Cod, Mass. il
visitor in the city for few days
Mr. Mann has some very interesting ex.
perienees to tell Of life on the Cape.
Arthur Gordon and John Carroll re-
turned to Dartmouth today to resume
their studies and Max Fisher went to
Cambridge, Mass, to resume his studies
at Harvard.
Chameey Kelton and friends Of New
York city, who have been touring the
central and northern part of Vermont
for the past six weeks, are now stop
ping at II. g. Arbuckle's at Sonth Barre
The Mission Circle Of the Universalist
church win hold its regular meeting in
the vestry on Thursday afternoon at
2:30 o'clock. Mrs. George L. Bates will
be the leader, and the subject @Consecra-
ton
George Cormack, VIM. w Russell and
Alexander McAskill leave tonight for
Springfield, where they 60 as delegates
from Iroquois tribe Of Red Men, TO at.
tend the Great Council of Vermont at
that place.
NJ. u. Larmond, J. Plaisted and r.
Davis are delegates from Wauchosen
tribe, No. 10, /. Q. r. NJ, of East Barre
to tho Great Council of Vermont at
Springfield. They win leave tonight for
that place.
The ladies Of the city and town Of
Barre who are interested in organizing
a hospital aid society are requested to
meet in the parlors of the C0ngrega
tional church, Thursday afternoon at
2.30 o'clock.
Nine T. J. caron, having returned
from market with an the latest novel
ties in fall and winter millinery, has
reopened her parlors at No. 3 South
Main street, She cordially invites the
ladies Of Barre and vicinity to call. No
special opening.
Word was received by p. w. Phelps
this morning Of the death Of ~. p.
Bowman Of Lowell. Mass. He was for
merly q resident Of Barre and the BODY
viii be brought here for burial tomorrow
morning. The interment win be ia
Elmwood cemetery at 10 o'clock.
James Ball. formerly on the Intercity
base ball team, is backstop for the Bos
ton Nationals. He is owned by LYNN.
but was loaned the Boston Nationals for
the western trip. and Is doing good work
behind the bat He played Saturday and
also in the double.header on Sunday.
The gentleman Of the Athena club
viii provide the annual corn roast for
the ladies and children Of the club al
Dewey park Wednesday evening, Sept.
%. rain on shine All who can, please
take the Gals car, others win BE- wei.
come later. Each lady win kindly equip
( herself with salt shake, knife and cup.
Cordially, the gentlemen.
The directors of tie Intereity Athletic
association met Sunday afternoon in
Montpelier and voted to pay a 500 note
signed by them and held by Barre
bank. All but 800 had been collected
or raised in both cities, aud the directors
made up the balance Of 500. They also
paid small bills among the number be-
ing bin Of Arthur w Daley for money
advanced as expenses OF the team during
tho season With the knowledge ana
without objection from the directors. Mr..
Daley has placed an attachment Of $500
on the personal property at Intercity
park, bleaehcr, stand, etc, to protect him
for his salary as manager. none Of which
had been paid during they ear. This at
tachment was made some time ago