The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-05
TALK OF THE TOWN.

lingtoni yesterday.
G. S. Currier went to Moretown today
on a business visit.
NJ. Lee Aiken visited bis parents at
Marshfeld yesterday,
Frank Austin spent Sunday with
relatives In Burlington.
Fred BonvilIe went to Northfeld to-
day on a business visit.
William chiison went TO Wells River
on business this morning.
4. i. Knowlton went 70 Augusta, Me.
today for two weeks visit.
Fred S. Cheney vent to Boston yes
terday for visit with friends.
Frank Dutton and Alex. Eddy Of
Mortified spent Saturday in this city.
William Brown Of Boston Is visiting
at the home Of his parents for week.
p. n Mccarthy returned yesterday
from business visit at Waterford, Conn.
Joseph BusIlnan went to franklin
Falls, y. H., today On business trip.
See the horses 20 at the trotting park
next Friday and Saturday, Aug. Q and
no.
Miss Helen French Of Clinton, Mass,
il visiting at the home Of D. S. Water
man.
Clarence Clark went to Joe's pond in
Danviiie today for two weeks yaca+
tion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Hansen went to
Boston Saturday for visit WITH
friends.
Gale Bennett took All automobile trip
70 the northern part Of the state yes
terday.
Born, July FL, To Mr.. and Mrs. Legrow,
son weighing eleven and one-half
pounds.
Mrs. George Miller vent Saturday
might to New York state to visit with
friends.
Miss NJ. v. Hellis went to Green.
WITCH, Conn. today for q visit with
relatives
| Mrs. Mary Marion returned yesterday
from two weeks vacation at York
beach, Me.
Read the list Of horses to race at the
trotting park next Friday and Saturday
afternoons.
Robert Murphy returned Saturday
night from two weeks vacation at
Old Orchard, Maine.
Mrs. i. w. Jackson and son, Fordyco
went to Caspian lake this morning fol
a few days outing.
The Brieklayers and Masons' Unions
has voted $40 to the striking slate work
ers at Fair Haven.
Dir. and Mrs. Patrick Noonan left
this afternoon for two weeks visit
at Old Orchard Beach, Maine.
! Mr. and Mrs. y. J. Owens left today
for Old Orchard beach, Me, where they
win spend two weeks vacation.
| Mrs. tleorgianna Mudgett has returned
to Boston TO resume her former position
in the store Of p. Il. Bowney's Sons
Il A. Christopher, who has been visiting
4 relatives In the city, returned to hi
home in South Ryegate this morning.
Charles Jones; janitor Of the city
building, returned Saturday night from
a months vacation spent in Maine.
II DR.. Margaret Carleton Of Kcene, n. H.
Is visiting at the home Of her father
Edwin Carleton. Of Highland avenue.
Miss Bernice LaForrest, who has beer
visiting friends IN TIE city for the past
week, returned today 70 her home u
Montpelier,
| J. B. snyder Of the Massachusetts
state highway commission is in the city
studying the utility Of granite in ma
cadamizing roads.
| Fred King went 70 Rouses Point, sat
urday To visit his nephew, DR.. Thomas
King 81 New York who is stopping at
his summer cottage there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank w Nichols left
this morning for Shamokin, Pa, whert
they will visit for two weeks at The
home Of Mrs. Niehols parents.
| A regular meeting Of Hearts Of Oak
lodge, No 477, Order Sons OF ct
! George, viii be held in Foresters' hall
! Tuesday night at 1880. a fun attend
anee IS requested. Per order secretary.
| Anton Hecker, who is visiting at thr
home Of Raymond Demer expects K
return to his home IN Newark, N. J..
about the middle Of the week. He was
formerly ii the tobacco business in
Barre.
The Times was in error in stating
that Norman Murray, whose barns az
Wiliamstoen were burned, was insured
ia the Granite Mutual OF this city. II
should have been the Vermont Mutual
instead. Mr. AImray- personal prop.
elty wa not insured and that made lbs
loss considerable heavier TO bear,
The Italian Athletic clubs base bal
team viii play the strong Jeftersonvilll
team az the Rangers field az AIS Satur
day AFTERNOON and ono OF the best anna
tetr games of the season IS expected
Scampni aud Comolli win be the batter,
for the Italians. and it Is expected that
Thomas, The strong Montpelier south
paw, will be in the box for Jefferson
vile
Some weeks ago The Times asked fol
! contributions Of sheets and pillow cases
|. linen. towels, tray cloths, etc, to th,
rCity hospital and the response wal
! generous but the hospital has been do
ing ~ much for a new institution THAI
the supply Is still Inadequate and fur
ther contributions would be greatly ap
preciated. Worn cottons are also de
sired for use.
, With Jim Wheny, the Barre Mont
pelier base bah team which was trans