The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-08-24
TALK OF THE TOWN
Local Happenings Terseiy Told for Busy
Readers.
Hamburgs sale az Vaughn's.

| que, on business SATURDAY.
Charles Il. sharkey, IT,, went to Bos
ton today on business trip.
Miss Margaret Daley of Burlington
visited relatives in the city over Sun
Gay,
Mr. and Mrs. William James oi
Springfield are visiting at the home Of
Fred Duval
Herman Campbell has purchased AZ
interest in the insurance business OF
Place g. Page.
Don't forget your Vermont Mutual
insurance assessment, due on or be-
fore September 1, 1908.
Paul scampini went TO Middlebury
today, where he will conduct his dime
picture machine at the fair this week,
Get Standard fashion book, 90
cents with any Standard pattern at
Perry's; book costs you only 5 cents
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Folsom Of
East Concord are visiting at the home
of his brother, Fred Folsom, of Berlin
street.
Mrs. n. II. Wells and Miss Mary
Wells left this morning for few days
visit with friends in ST. Johnsbury and
DanyiHe,
Mrs. Harry b. Harris and daughter
returned yesterday TO their home in
Windsor after few weeks visit al
The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. d. +. Davis
An intelligent electorate promotes
good government We want the best
therefore, we must have the most intelli
gent voters possible Perhaps you can
learn something at the rally Friday
evening.
The baseball game which was
scheduled for Saturday afternoon be.
tween the bankers and the wholesalers
was called off on account OF both sides
failing TO show up on the fighting
grounds.
Since 1928 the old Vermont Mutual
Fire Insurance company has been col,
Letting assessments from the people of
Vermont. and for all those years an av.
eragc annual rate Of per cent has
moro than covered all losses and ex-
peuses. the company is collecting the
yearly assessments now, being the same
per cent.
State Vice President D. J. Sullivan.
County Secretary r. +. MeNulty. 10.
seph Dombrouskie. ]. C. Monahan, John
I. Gallagher Timothy Holland, Mrs.
@. n. Grangef, Mrs Agnes Williams and
Mrs. james Grogan went to Rutland
today to attend the state convention
Of the Ancient Order Of Hibernians.
The south-end oatmealers' baseball
team defeated the Williamstown team
in fast game at the latter place Sat
urday afternoon by q score of to 5.
Nilliamstown made five scores in the
first inning but was shut out every in.
ming after that. The batteries were
Recor aud Sector for the oatmealers
and Lynde and Godfrey for the vii
Transforms.
John Lucia, the young man who is
charged with larceny of SOS from his
employer, Luther Nelson. was arraigned
Saturday before Judge Scott, as justice,
and waived exnnnatinn. He was bound
over to county eourty under hail Of $500
which he was unable to furnish and was
taken to the county jail at Montpelier.
William Wishart appeared as counsel
for the young man and Town Grand
Juror &. N, Barber prosecuted The
case will probably be heard at the Sep
TENDER term OF county court,
A regular meeting Of The Barre
branch, G. G. !. A., win &c held in
opera house Monday evening" August
~, 1908. at Z o'clock. AS our asso-
cation has voted 20 revise ouf constitu.
ton, members are reminded to ycte
either for revising committee or con
stituton. II tile general vote favors
Il convention, the assessment of 81
each, a. per section 80 Of our consti-
tuition will be Immediately levied and
collected from all members. This vote
viii be taken at meeting. A. NJ. Smith,
secretary.
The value of modern farm machinery
is recognized by Farmers in this Wei
nifty. a. W, Allen reports sales during
the last fortnight as follows; gasolene
engines TO II. i. Whitney Of Williams
town Harry Laird Of plainfcd and W.
G. knight of Gramteville corn har-
vesters ID George A. Drew of Cabot
and T. d. Martin Of Barre; ensiIage
cutters to Thad T. Martin and +. II.
Martin Of Barre, T. L. Tracey of vii
Jamestown and Warren Morehouse Of
Orange; manure spreaders TO J. A. |
Cummings of Webstervile and w. T. |
Dunn OF Plainield; National Sulkey
plows TO John Trow of Barre and John
Presley of Plainfeldi Green Mountain
silo TO Flora Batchelder Of Barre and
threshing machine to Charles Leith of
Barre.