The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-01
TALK OF THE TOWN

June 4. Look Tor particulars ialet.
Be sure to hear Henry Blackwell at
the Methodist church, Friday evening,
June A.
Regular meeting Of the Modern Wood
men Of America, Wednesday, June . az
1880 p. m.
Leon c. Smith returned to Northheld
this morning after visiting friends IN
the city yesterday.
Mrs. Walter Freer, who has been yis-
iting friends in the city, left this morn
ing for her home IN Binghamtcn, \. 4.
Give the children plenty Of williams
Root Beer this summer. See how happy
and healthy they'll be. It's delicious
Ernest sutherland returned to his
home in Waterbury this morning after
few days visit with friends IN the
city.
A straight stoneshed in this city Is
advertised for sale by the D. 4. Perry
Real Estate agency in the for sale col
umn
Henry soldini returned to the univer-
sifv 81 Vermont at Burlington this
morning after spending yesterday At has
home.
The Rev Edward c. Downey went 70
Northfeld this morning to attend the
Central Vermont Uniyersalist association
convention.
A meeting Of the Barre Rangers foot
BAH club viii be held in the pavilion to-
night at seven o'clock. Robert Nc
knight, president.
c. E. Pinkerton Of the wholesale gran
tie firm Of c. i. Pinkerton & GO. Of
GAINESVILLE. o.. has been in town on busi-
ness for several days.
Mrs Roy Calderwood Of Albany, N.
~. Is the guest Of her cousin, Miss Lena
Wheaton Of Ayers street and viii spend
several weeks in town.
While in Los Angeles, Cal, recently
A. A. Smith, who Is on an extended
trip through the West. called on Mr..
ana Mrs. Thomas Brady, formerly OF
tins city He is now in Seattle.
J. C. Criggs has paid during the past
month the following claims for accident
and illness insurance, one claim each
for $500, $500, Sll66, 5000, ss.3S,
5000, sl0ss, $3.50, $40, s9.l6,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred f. Watkins and
two children of Rutland are the guests
al Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Averih Of North
street. They are about to move from
Rutland 10 New Haven, Conn. where
Mr. watkins has accepted q position.
The Ladies' AID society Of The Bap-
list church win hold q regular meeting
next Tuesday night in the church YES
try. where a supper win be served from
10 7 o'clock. Menu; hot rolls. straw
berries. whipped cream cakes, assorted
cakes and coffee.
We have sold over 1000 pounds, five
and one-half tons. of the sweeping CONF
pound. Dustbane, since we introduced It
little Over year ago. These GUS
toners know q good thing. Are you one
az themg II not, ask your grocer for
sample or telephone the n. i. Phelps
company, 70 ring 3.
While indulging in friendly scufiie
with bis companions at the trotting park
Yesterday AFTERNOON, William Macklin Of
Montpelier had his left arm dislocated
al the elbow lie was taken into the
Judges stand and DR.. 4. Archambaulty
who was on the grounds, Was called and
be put the member back in place.
The Montpelier school drum corps,
said TO be the largest in the world, paid
a neighborly visit to Barre yesterday,
coming III daily decorated ear over the
trolley system, and footing as they
came. Under the marshalship Of Snpt.
| Brownscombe they dismounted at the
city square and footed some more, much
to the enjoyment Of large crowd q
people
The rubber in the vestibules between
The two coaches of the Central Vermont
train which left here at 4:40 yesterday
afternoon caught fire and WAS blazing
no when discovered by Conductor Kan
ally. The train was stopped near Black
well street and the blaze was quickly
4 put out with pals Of water from the
engine. IL is supposed that the rubber
4 became heated from the rub irons. The
Yestibales were not seriously damaged,
4 as the Gre was discovered about as soon
as it started
On account Of the small crowd, as he
said. Wilfred Barrett Of Lowell, Mass
refused to 60 on for the second bout
after being thrown by Fritz Hanson, at
/ the Blanchard opera house last Saturday
might 1t had taken Hanson 55 minutes
to secure the throw, and the contest was
an interesting one. When Barrettrefused
to continue, Referee Bourbon awarded
the match to Hanson. after which Bar
rett said he would wrestle Hanson for
/ 500 side, Arrangements for the match
win probably be arranged
/ In addition to their other duties Of
tho day yesterday, the Barre Citizens
/ band gave their first openair concert
81 the season ut the park stand last
night, and they drew a big crowd Of
people who enjoyed the varied program
and occasionally gave voice to their en-
/ ioymeut 10y applause. The work OF the
organization under direction of Mr..
/ White was the subject for favorable
comment all through the day. The con
cert last night was the first Of the
series Of twenty to be given throughout
the summer