The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-21
TALK OF THE TOWN

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For your public surrey, telephone
Even 4 Cow, 430-11.
Abbott has Just received another loi
Of those Elite petticoats.
Frank McWhorter went to Newport
this morning on business trip.
A. A. Holden Of Brookfeld was o
business visitor in the city today.
Harry Robins Of Newport IS visiting
friends in the city for few days.
See the genuine Panama hat at a
special low price, 1915. The Frank Nc
Whorter Co.
Miss Pauline Wiley of White River
Junction is visiting her brother, Clyde
Wiley, and friends in the city for a few
days.
All shriners who are to sit for their
photographs at the Bau studio are re-
quested to make their engagements af-
ter June 90
Have your Sunday dinner complete
with Mascotts famous ice cream; fresh
crushed strawberry, vanilla, coffee and
chocolate. Telephone call 424-2,
Don't forget the public dance at M.
w. of A. hall, Saturday, May o. Gil
bertsons orchestra for music and the
admission only SOC for gentsj ladies
free.
Charles Bixby and the Jacques broth
ers give an exhibition in catch-as-catch-
can wrestling at the opera house in
Waterbury tonight under the direction
Of Bob Somerville.
Special for this week only, you can
buy the very best bananas at @Tony's'
Fruit Store, IS cents a dozen. Medium
quality, Is cents dozen.
BY request the Friday night prayer
meeting will be changed from Bro, and
Sister Wilson's, 9ia Mount street, to
Mrs. Emma Durkee's, 2l3 South Main
street. Please notice the change.
A 75.acre farm for sale, situated about
one and one-half miles from this city.
Extra good buildings Tillage lays prac-
tieally level and is in high state OF
cultivation. This place is going to be
sold az once and Is sure TO please. Let
us show it to YOU. d. A. Perry Real
Estate Agency, Gordon block.
Conductor Kesson Of the Washington
street electric car service says that ii
was not an electric car which caused NJ
David's two-horse team to run away
Wednesday afternoon, but the trouble
was due to the unhitching OF part Of
the harness. He says that the team was
standing still when the car passed them,
and the horses were not frightened.
Lucas Iangdon Nicholas, better known
as the Count" who lived for a short
time in this city, died Wednesday night
in Rutland, where he had been employ
ed in various hotels for several years,
and the remains were brought back to
Montpelier today for interment in
Green Mount cemetery. He was Col
years old and was the san Of Anastasius
and Cara Langdon Nicholas. a sister Of
the late James X. Langdon Of Mont
pelier Anastasius WIS said to be Of
Greek nobility.
q. A. Bagley, engineer on the Granite
City, engine on the Barre railroad, met
with an unfortunate accident about $3.50
O'Clock this morning, in which he To-
ceifed compound fracture Of his right
ankle. He had run his engine on a side
track near Barclay Brothers shed and
In getting down from the cab he stepped |
onto d rolling stone. turning over his
ankle. Though the injury was very pain |
full, he insisted on running his engine |
back to the yard in the rear of the Miles |
granite block and trainmen then carried /
him TO his room in the block. DTs, J. /
w Jackson and 4, I. Leonard were called /
and found that his ankle was out Of joint |
and both bones in the ankle had been
Fritz Hansen, the Swedish champion
cateh-as-catch-ca westler who is now
located in Burlington, is in the city to-
day with his hackers, G. ]. Atwood OF
Burlington, attempting to arrange q
match between himself and Eli II. Bour
don OF Claremont, N. HI Bourbon is
also IN town and Manager Hoban Of the
opera house is being consulted ia regard
10 the arrangements under which the
match shall be wrestled if the wrestlers
fnally agree on match. Hansen and
lis hacker have blood in their eyes for
Bob Somerville and this morning At
wood Is giving It out that he has $500
1r more that says Hansen can take two
TAILS out Of Someryille IN an hour or,
i Someryille will not agree to that, he
viii make it three times in an hour.
Hansen is is OF 20 pounds heavier than
someryille. Hansen has wrestled here
n two matches, the first with Jack
Grace of New York and the second with
Young Gotch few weeks ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert G. Miller have
srrired in this city, whore they will
make their home, having been married
n jay. Me-, on Wednesday night The
officiating clergyman sends the following
recount OF the marriage: eat the home
i Mrs. Harriet Keyes the brides grand
mother. were married on Wednesday
evening" at O'Clock. Robert Chester
siiller and Miss Ruth Fannie Thompson.
rhe wedding was attended by only the
Immediate relatives. and the ceremony
sas conducted BY the Rev. s. N Nieyeen,
,astor of The Universalist church at
Worth Jay, Me. Many very pretty pres
nts were received. which were hand
emely arranged on a table. After the
tile wedding guest with the
ride and bridegroom, sat down To par !
axe Of tastefulIy prepared luncheon.
he Young couple left the next morning
Or Barre, Vt, where their future resi-
enee will be, Mr.. Miller being engaged
4 the granite works. They leave with
eartfnl congratulations Of their many
riends IN jay, who are sorry to lose
sa,., : erf1ap4r ~ law of which bDth