The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-17
TALK OF THE TOWN
Local Happenings Tersely Told for Busy
Readers.
Midget ribbon, Zoe, at Abbotts.

Z. Brusa went 10 boston to'uay U
work.
Infants and children's white dresse
at Fits.
Excursion to Ausable CHAINS. Sc
adv. on page 2.
w. d. Smith was in Groton on bust
ness yesterday.
Seven days sale begins Saturday, Jul!
IS, at Naughan's.
w. j. Mclean went 10 Waterbury thi
morning ON business visit.
Deputy Sheriff George /. Morris wen
to Bradford on business to-day.
| Dan A. Perry went to Greensbor,
pond yesterday for a few days stay.
Mrs. NJ. Il. Fadden and children wen
to East Fairfield yesterday to visit rel
atiyes.
Miss V. Mae Mckenzie left this morn
ing for visit at her home in Little
Cascapedia, 7. q.
A. u. Frontin has gone TO Northhcld
where he is employed as foreman in th'
Union Granite company's shed.
Cady o. Avcrill returned this morning
from Middlebury, where he attended Oh,
meeting of the State Firemen's asso
citation.
Mrs. Arthur Conant and daughter, ant
Mrs. Danford of Pawtucket. X. l., arr
visiting at tae home OF Dr. and Mrs
NJ. d. Lamb.
The Merchants association Office ha'
been moved from the gas company's oil
ice in Depot square to room Il in Miles
granite block
When you see the prices on those
large comfortable piazza rockers at b
w. Hooker & Co.'S, you will surely liavC
some OF them.
Miss Annie Harrington, who has beer
visiting friends in the city, went tc
Richmond this morning for visit al
the home of her parents before return
ing to New York.
H. NJ. Tayntor returned last evening
from Erie, Pa, where he went TO attend
the funeral OF Mrs. Tayntor's father, L
W. ODDS. Mrs. Tayntor and sons will
remain there for few weeks longer.
w. II. Harrison and family of New
York arrived in the city last evening in
their big touring car aud will remain
here for few days. Mr. Harrison is a
member OF the Harrison Granite com
pany
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hamilton, who
have been visiting at the home OF MIR.
and birs, NJ NJ. Gordon for the past few
days, left This morning for their home
in st. Johnsbury, making the trip in
a team.
V. L. Ayers went to Groton this morn.
ing to look over the burned district
at the pond. Mr.. Ayers stated that the
fire was stil burning, but not so iiercely,
as change in the wind had driven it
back onto its tracks.
There will be basket picnic at Ben.
iamin's Falls Saturday, July is, under
The auspices Of the Craignair club. All
folks fra aud Dabcattie are invited
to tax the l:l5 car. Come. JAS A.
Rowan, ir., secretary.
Notice: This is to notify ain persons
within the city for the last time, on all
streets where there is sewer, all sinks
and closets must be connected on or be-
fore August !, 1908, or stand prosecu-
ton. Per order city council and board
OF health.
Did you know that it had been said
that the attire OF some men would
seem to indicate that their clothiers
couldn't tell the difference between a tit
and a convulsion"g There are some in
teresting facts brought ont in A. A.
Smith q Brothers adv on page of
this paper, You might do worse than
read them.
1t is amusing to hear the different
opinions OF people viewing the box in
front OF the opera house and the many
theories advanced as to the method EN-.
ployed by Kenneth to escape from the
same, Some say he does not enter The
box, while others say there are two
boxes used. Come to the opera house
Saturday night and see for yourself
The body of Mrs. W. H. Harris was
taken to Richford on the morning train
to-day for burial in the family lot there.
4 prayer service Was held at the late
tome on Clark street at four O'Clock
Yesterday afternoon, the Rev. h. Q.
Fhayer officiating The floral tributes
we're as follows: ancnor set piece from
Ifow u Holden and employees; pinks,
iranitc City Tent, No. s, K o. T. NJ;
,arnations from fire department; roses
rom husband and relatives carnations,
Nr. and Mrs. Lester Carpenter; sweet
yeas, Harriet and Ruth Wilson; carna.
ions, r. j. Clark and Mrs Ellen X
Parks, from Mr.. and Mrs. + f. Brad
Jury, from Fred mg6s, from Miss Ethel
Parmenter from Mr. and Mrs. Fred
smey, from Mr. and Mrs Ed Sloane
rom MIR. and Mrs El. Thsyer; sweet
,eas, from Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Nichols,
rom Mr.. and Mrs, Elmer d. McAllister,
rom Mrs. Y. Thayer.