The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-06
Try Hendricks ice cream sodas.

mona TINS morning TOT Visit to-day
with relatives.
Mrs. c. A. Brown of the seminary
went t. Randolph today tor visit
with relatives.
Mr., and Mrs. Fred +. Cults went to
Underhill Saturday Tor a two weeks
visit with relatives.
The Eddie DeNoyer vaudeville com.
pany felt to-day for weeks engage
ment at st. Johnsbury,
John Kent. who has been visiting his
brother, c, A. Kent, returned today to
his home in Bradford
Missile ma Allen Of Bradford is visit
ing for few days at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. C S. Meeker.
John Q. Kent, who has been visiting
his brother, G. A. Kent, returned to his
home in Bradford to-day.
Zion Il. Barret and w. A. Boutwell,
left to-day for two weeks vacation
in Barre and Salem, Mass,
Harry Dale and Lawrence Lewis went
to Old Orchard Beach, Ne, to-day, whore
they will work this summer.
John Gregware returned last night
from Plattsburg n. Y, where he was
called by the illness Of bis father.
A sum Of money was found in the
Union Clothing store Saturday morning.
The owner is requested to call at the
store.
Miss LII Wallace returned today from
Troy, n. ", where she won't TO visit
her brother, Arthur Wallace, over the
Fourth.
Mrs Agnes Milton and three children,
George, Horace and John, left Friday
night for st. Louis to make their homo
in that city.
Major L. A, Abbott. United States
army, retired, is making his usual sum.
mer visit to Barre and is renewing old
acquaintance.
Antony Rossi, Mrs. S. Rossi and Mrs..
John Berinato returned yesterday morn
ing from several months visit at their
former homes in Italy.
i. /. llodgdon who has represented
Chase Bros nurseries for several years.
will reach Barre about August lst TO
attend 70 bis regular trade as usual
Mr. and Mrs. ID. s. Messenger and two
who have been visiting at the
home Of her parents, Mr., and Mrs, Will
liam Stewart. returned to-day to their
home in Norwich.
MIR, and Mrs Luke Gallagher and chill.
dren ard Mr., and Mrs. A. H. Burke and
children returned yesterday from Queen
City park, Burlington, where they have
been stopping for several days,
City Clerk James Maekay is one Of
the injured persons, but he didn't re-
ceiye his injury by celebrating the
Fourth. While in his Office Friday, he
accidentally thrust the first finger Of
his right hand into d rapidly revolving
electric fan, with the result that the
cnd Of the finger was badly torn.
t;ooS~nletures drew bigserowds the 4th
at the lliiSI~t1sasss. Beginning to-day
there will be an entire ralssnee Of pro
gram, including the great pieffsSe The
Hue Bonnet" This picture il high dp-
in the list of really good pictures. III
was shown in Montpelier last week at
the Savoy theatre and brought record
houses.
James Kelley Of Graniteville was the
Inquest bidder lon the trotting gcding,
quarry Boy at tile auction sale Of
the animal at the Granite City park
Saturday afternoon and the horse was
knocked down to him by G. n Barber,
Che auctioneer The bidding started at
slo0 and jumped rapidly to 5000 and
ended at s245. George A. Golden was
the owner Of the horse. Quarry Boy"
has record Of 2;20la,
The most serious Fourth damage
done in this city was the smashing Of
a large plate glass window in .he Parra
shoe eompany's store in the Wortlon
building Main street The glass was
smashed Friday night either BY ean-
non cracker or a rocket, presumably
She former. The perpetrators are oe-
ing sought by the police. Several pules
of glass were also broken ont OF the
lunch cart near King's store, the same
cart which caught ire from cannon
crackers.