The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-06
TALK OF The TOWN

George Simonds Of Cabot visited
friends in this city today.
Gilbert DwineII Of Aiarshfeld was j
visitor in this city today.
r. j. caron Of Taunton. Mass, is Wis.
iting a. the home Of his brother, c. C.
Csron.
/ 4. O. Sessions Of Montreal Is visit
iing his brother, John Sessions of Ber.
lin street
Mr. and Mrs. samnel Anderson re.
turned to-day from a few days camping
At Groton pond.
William Taylor jr. and George MeIn.
tosh returned to-day from a few days
visit IN RoxburY
n Tsrbali returned TO his home in
Quincy, Mass, today after 4 visit With
relatives IN this city
G. l. Young of Baltimore, Mr., for.
merly Of Montpelier was a business
visitor IN this city today.
w h. Spear las discontinued the res
taurant which he has been conducting
in the French building for some time.
George Mofitt dl the firm Of Gaysley
s Mohitt returned TO bis home in Al
hany, n. ~, to-day after a few days
business visit IN the city.
Mrs Mary Cook and son, Arthur, re-
turned today from q two weeks vaca
tion spent with relatives III Montreal,
st. Gabriel and st. Damien, 7. Q.
Mr. and Mrs " S. Davis and daugh-
ter, Frances, of White River Junction |
arrived II the city to-day for a visit az /
the home Of Mayor and Alrs. John Rob- T
ins.
Angelo, brother Of Arnando Gedroni, /
died in Niggin ITALY the gath Of July /
Of apoplexy. He was 80 years OF age I
and was in Barre ten years ago, resid
ing with his brother.
Mrs Felix Lateral, who has been visit
ing at the home of her sister Mrs. James
Trubey Of Pearl street, for several
weeks, returned TO her home in KEGS
vile, n. " yesterday
Special lemon sale at the New England
Fruit Store to-day and tomorrow, 25c
! dozen Here Will also Be found com
1lete line Of AT other reasonable fruits
md berries at moderate prices.
The italian Athletic club base ball
.eam went TO Williamstown this after.
ioon To play return game with the
team. The Italians viii
Jay Bethel AZ that town tomorrow
Among arrivals At the hotel Otis yes
erday were Harry Foss, D W. Whit
icy, Boston; Stephen Hamilton, r. Il.
,arkhurst, Lyndonville; II. Nj. Spencer,
It Adams; CD Henderson, Ann Arbor, !
fitch; =. Reid, Pawtucket, r. l.
Miss Alice B Keon, who has been
isiting Mr.. and Mrs. G. Z. Beaulieu Of !
iecond street, leaves Saturday for her Il
ome in Willimantic, Conn. While here !
fiss Keon sang al the moving picture \
how ia The opera house and has made c
aany friends in the city, who regret Q
81 departure. H
Jack Grace, the wrestler. who IS stop !
ing ii the city for the present, has four !
latches which tie expects to pull OF in il
he next few weeks He expects the 4
latches viii take place in Hardwick, 4
St Johnsbury and Granite i
lilo with professional wrestlers who
ave challenged him.
Demonstration to-day at the City ho-
i parlors Of the Burlingame telegraph
& typewriter Cali and see the great q
i invention Of the day. The revolu b
onizing Of message sending. Any per.
IN who can typewrite can be q tele. N
'aph operator Come and see it and o
t souvenir message. IS
Among arrivals at the City hotel last Y
fening ana to-day were Frank Sharp y
ieh r p Sellow, Harry Gray. Chares g
lillips, Boston; G. F. Williams. New e
MT; w. S. Taylor ST 1ohnsbury; II.
NTH, Sc. Albans; G K. Hamilton, l. a.
iifore GAINESVILLE o. u. B Weston.
'orcester; John Halihan. Rutland; L.
Smith ST. Albans; Thomas a. Busiel. ro
n H.. r. A. Broaeh. Wells el
feri John Boyle Bangor Mes e o. o.
adbury, New York Owen Ames, Port. 81
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