The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-27
TALK OF THE TOWN.

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G. W. Perry went to Randolph to-day
on business.
A big line Of all-oyer laces at Peiry's
--laces to match.
| Edward Richie spent Sunday at his
home in Burlington.
Mrs. Thomas Brady visited friends IN
Burlington yesterday.
Fred L. Page went 70 Richmond this
morning on business.
Arthur S. Martin returned Saturday
from visit in New York
Fl. o. Camp went 10 Burlington this
morning on business trip.
Il. M. Normandeau left today for a
business visit In Bellows Falls
Station Agent c. i. Bessett visited at
his home in Richmond yesterday.
Only one wrapper 10 b customer Tues
day, SLIPS kind Tor roc, at vaughan's.
Mrs. Arthur s. Martin went to Boston
today for few days visit with friends.
Cash paid for watches. diamonds, gold
and silver jewelry. Burr. the Jeweler.
Ladies' and children's l5c hose, two
pairs for 25c best values, at YeaIe Il
Knights.
George w. Bassett, who had a serious
relapse Of sickness two weeks, ago is
again improving.
Mrs. Y. J. Harris left this morning for
q visit In Bradford and Windsor with rel
atiyes and friends.
Robert q. Mcdonnell returned last
night from d few days business visit
in Boston and Quincy, Mass,
Or. VI @. Goodrich, who has been I'll
for the past few weeks with pneumonia,
has recovered 50 as to be out yesterday.
The Goddard seminary base ban team
will play the J. A. G. team on the campus
diamond tomorrow afternoon at 3:a5
o'clock.
John McRae had several bones broken
In bis right hand Saturday from wood
falling on It. Dr. It. G Ligonri reduced
the fractures.
Hear Rev d, Fraser of Berlin on bis
lecture in Bonnie Scotland at the
Presbyterian church, May list. Admis-
sion, adults 10, children Toe.
Israel Wood Of Barre Town had EN-
ends Of two fingers IF one hand cut of
Saturday by circular saw. Dr. q. I'll.
Stickney dressed the wounds.
Drs. Il. G. sprague and i. &. igouri
performed successful operation Yester-
day on Miss Maude Eregoire, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs Gus Gregoire, for THE
removal Of adenoids from her throat.
John II. w. Scott went to Burlington
this afternoon, where he viii attend the
annual meeting of the Grand lodge 81
the New England Order of Protection,
which opens tomorrow morning, as
delegate from the Barre lodge.
Carl D. Burt Of Lowell, Mass, who
refereed che championship basket bail
game between Spaulding aud Montpelier
high school girls recently, Ii the coach
Of the Lowell high school girls team,
which has not been beaten iii i've years.
During the sixty games they played,
they scored 1858 points, to S4l b. their
opponents.
In the city court this morning, James
Mclean of Graniteyille pleaded guilty
to first olfense Of intoxication and paid
tine Of SD, with costs of $50. He \
was arrested Saturday evening by Officer
Hamel James H Kelley, ST. arrested
Saturday afternoon BIZ Officer Garlic, was
arraigned in court Saturday evening and
pleaded guilty toa subsequent ofIense 81
INVESTIGATION, He was fined SIS ana
costs of 5000, which he paid On ae-
count Of the officer being unable to lo-
cate his iurymen in time, the breach Of !
the speace case Of George Mccarthy al !
South Barre, which was set for hearing
before Judge Scott as Justice Saturday
afternoon. had to be adjourned 10 Thurs I
day morning Of this weeks.
Main street had every appearance Of
the morning after yesterday, but there !
was nothing to the might before except
the carelessness Of some merchants who
left loose paper In the alleys and side I
streets to be caught up by the high wind /
and whisked out on the main thorough
fare, there to litter the street and give (
an appearance OF slovenliness On Sat /
urday Afternoon the street department /
took particular pains to clean up Main |
street in preparation for Sunday. and /
at that time there wasn't a vestige of I
litter on the street. That condition would 1
have continued over Sunday Il II hadn't /
been Tor the aforementioned careless
ness Of some merchants. i word to the /
wise, etc.