The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-22
TALK OF THE TOWN
wash good. aaIo a vaughaa'a.

See Abbotts children's underwear.
r. $, Curicr went to Worcester Of
business to-day
For your public surrey, telephone
Even & Cow, 43o-ii.
Trunks, bags and suit cases from thu
Frank NsWhorter CO..
G. y. Searlos returned last night from
a business visit in Vergennls.
James X. pirie returned yesterday
from fishing trip TO Highgate.
Mrs. W. NJ. Ward and Mrs G. r. Rob
ertson spent yesterday in Washington.
William Mears returned yesterday
from visit with friends in Waterbury.
Good to the last drop, and Is healthy
as it is delicious. Williams Root
Beer
Frank L. Small and VIII A. Whitcomt
loft yesterday for q business visit IN
Albany, n. Y.
Mrs. C. L. Bugbee and family are
spending a two weeks vacation at their
cottage At Highgate.
\ Be free from black hy bites when fish
ing "skeeter skootP will do 1t. Red
Cross Pharmacy has 1t. 25c
The adjourned meeting Of the hospi-
ri trustees will be held at the home Of
j. =. Langley on Wednesday evening,
There win be meeting Of the Pres
byterian Baraca class in the yestry Of
the church tomorrow night at 1890
Mrs II. I. Green and Miss Mabel BEN
son have finished work AZ the City Bak-
ery and Miss Linda Veale has begun
work there.
4 Misses Stella and Irene Graham and
Miss Ruth Huse left to-day for Old Or
ohard Beach, Me, where they will spend
the season.
II was Deputy Mcclellan, and not Con.
stable AlcClennan, who assisted Deputy
W. r. Cutler in the Websteryille raid
Saturday night.
A public examination Of teachers viii
be held al Montpelier, Thursday and
Friday, June 24-25, 1909 @. D. Mathew
son, County Examiner
Two dogs chased deer through War.
rem Richardson's pasture this morning
When last seen the deer was headed
toward the Pratt farm.
A meeting Of Queen or the Forest
circle viii Be held this Tuesday evening
at 1880 sharp let there be a good at
tendance, as business Of Importance win
come before the meeting.
George Mann was 63 years Old yes.
terday, and TO celebrate the event, he
says, he went into the woods and be-
tween the hours Of and 10 he chopped
two cords OF fomfoot wood. and II
wasn't much Of a day for wood ehopping
either.
Tho July number Of the Baby Path
finder, the popular pocket railway guide,
contains the summer schedules Of all
The railroads in New England. If your
newsdealer cannot supply You with a
copy, put five two-eent stamps OF a dime
in an envelope addressed, Baby Path.
finder Boston, and the publishers win
send You the guide By return mail
eTony" says, We lead, let others
trail We were the first ones 10 intro.
duce ice cream cones in this vicinity. |
They are the haudiest thing for picnies |
you can get No plates, no spoons need
ed no dishes To wash. All the best |
and largest places in the big cities use 1
them We sell you everything right her,
for your outing, ice cream and cones 20
eat Il in. Ask to see them.
James Glass teamster employed by 4
I'row & Holden, had a narrow and par.
tieularly fortunate escape from serious
injury yesterday afternoon Glass was
turn into the steam mill near Dodges
bridge between this city and Montpelier.
As he started to drive over the bank
from the road to the mill yard, his horse
became frightened and jumped to one
side, throwing Glass from his seat on
the wagon. As he fell his foot caught
In a wheel and, try as he could. he was
unable to extricate himself Luckily an
electric car came along at inst this time
and passengers came to his assistance
and freed him from hts dangerous posi-
ton. He escaped with slight bruises.
The public Of Barre IS to be conuatu.
lated IN being able TO hear Mr.. Henry
Goodwin Of the Crawford House. Boston.
At the Arcauum day celebration On We'd
aesday evening. Mr. Goodwin, although
3 native Of New Hampshire has con-
iueted a hotel in Boston. The Crawford
house, for a number Of years. and "a
known lar and wide as an ideal host
But II II as a fraternalist that the mem.
oers Of the Royal Areanum know him
best Mr.. Goodwin is one Of the earlier
members of the order and represented
The grand council of Massachusetts in
.he supreme council for nearly 20 years
md has spoken for Tie order ii many
states; in fact, he is stu kindly remem-
3ered in Barre, having come here for
ireen Mountain council some is or 20
Fears ago, While Mr.. Goodwin Il az
ways interesting To any audience. IT III 10
.he ladies particularly that he appeals,
md he has been aptly termed. "the sil
orator Mr. Goodwin viii
Y very glad to meet all his old friends
i the opera house Wednesday evening.
Tool sharpenera, Notice.
4 regular meeting Of Tool Sharpeners'
~ branch, Granite Cutters fntarna.
ional association, will he held III their
all Nichols block On Wednesday even. (
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