The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-29
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Local Happenings Tersely Told Tor Busy
Readers.

Local Happenings Tersely Told tor Busy
Readers.
Corset sale at Abbott's.
Long silk gloves at vaughan's.
Pretty styles in coats at Perry's.
See the line Of eladies' dress skirts
at Perry's.
III, w. Heath visited relatives in Plain
| field to-day.
Sheet music for 10 d copy at Ayerill
Music Conipany's.
MI. Rizzi went TO New York on bust
ness Saturday night.
w HI, Gale went to 81. Adams on
business this morning.
| e. wv. Bisbee returned last night from
q business "trip to Boston.
William Fraser Of Hardwick visited
relatives IA the city yesterday.
+. M. Andreani visited at his former
home in Burlington last evening.
The Modern Woodmen degree team
will meet at $50 sharp tonight.
George Guelph left Saturday after
moon for a visit at his former home in
Canada.
| Miss Eva jeffrey Of Mortified II visit
ingg her aunt, Mrs. Nellie Bianchi, oi
second street.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Smith left last
EeYaning for visit Of d week Or SO III
New York city.
Mrs. William 'Wylie and Mrs. Frank
Hoyt Of Williamstown were visitors in
the city Saturday.
The main street pavement Ii quite d
bit cleaner through the removal to-day
| OF the Accommodations Of dirt.
The underpinning il set for the cree
tion Of large and well.equipped granite
plant on the meadow, of Blackwell
'street.
Flora +. Smith of this city has been
granted divorce from Mark w. Smith
On the ground of neglect and refusal 70
support.
Mrs A. G. LaPoint has received q
state deputy's commission from G. H.
Hayden, grand chief Templar Of Yer.
mont, !. o. G. 7.
DIR. j. Henry Jackson went to Burling-
ton last evening 70 give his weekly lee
lures to-day at the medical college 81
the University Of Vermont.
The livery firms did big business
yesterday, and Il was impossible to Sc
cure team by the middle OF the after
noon unless orders were booked previ-
ously.
With two exceptions the merchants
Of Barre have unanimously agreed that
they viii not handle or use any kind
OF trading stamps and they have signed
an agreement to that effect.
The Condor Star base ball team defeat
fd the Stony Hill base ball team Satnr.
day afternoon BY the score Of II to j
Batteries for the Condor Stars, Williams
and White, and for the Stony HilPs
l'fierney and Cummings.
Geo, D. Haslett, well known here and
for the past four years in business in
Chicago, has recently accepted through
the Chicago office OF Hapgoods, the nat
ional organization Of grain brokers, an
cxcellent position as salesman for Snlter
Bros. one OF the largest wholesale mer.
ehandise houses in the country. His
many friends will be interested to learn
!of his success.
1 The fine pair OF gray horses which
! II. M. Farnham OF East Montpelier re.
Gently brouehE from Chicago and which
was sold in Randolph has been snapped
! by Fred Hammond of the new govern
ment Morgan breeding station located
near Nliddlebury. The pair is considered
BY Mr.. Hammond to be one of the finest
be las ever seen. The price paid was
nearly $1,000.
4 genuine surprise was given to Fred
Dale when about twenty friends walked
into his house az 6s Lewis street Satur-
day as he was preparing TO 60 out, and
invited him TO stay at home for the even
/ ing, which he was pleased to do. George
Morris, acting as chairman for the com
pany, presented him very nice meers.
chaum pipe Mr.. Dale thanked the
company In a fitting manner, after which
they we're entertained with games and
singing, a bountifu lunch was served
and the company left at midnight. all
declaring it to have been a good time
and wishing Mr., Dale many enjoyable
smokes.