The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-03
TALK OF THE TOWN

( J. Ward Carver went to Hardwick yes
terday on a business trip.
A daughter was born yesterday to Mr.
and Mrs. Fred d. Ladd Of Franklin
street
Mrs. H. J. Thwing Of Northfeld ar.
rived in the city this morning for a
visit with friends.
Standard fashion patterns are in good
demand at Perry's. Try them and you
viii have no other.
A social at the Congregational church,
Friday evening, May 7. A three sided
affair for three reasons.
All lovers Of first class music viii
attend the concert Wednesday night 10
be given by Hedding male chorus.
Mr.. and Mrs. George n. Tilden went
to Mortified yesterday for few days
visit at the home Of his parents.
One pair Of our best l5c hose free with
every pair Of boys and girls shoes at
sl.00 or more, we will give for the
remainder Of the week--one pair Of our
best loo hose.
William Black left to-day for New
York, where he viii take passage for his
home in Scotland Mr. Black was presi.
dent Of the Baraca class Of the Congre-
gational church.
Everett Wiley pleaded guilty to q
FIRST offense OF intoxication in the city
court this morning and paid dne Of SIS
with costs OF SOFA, He was arrested
last evening by Officer earle.
Mrs. Edith Richardson has Just re.
eeived a new line Of stamped Dutch coll
lars, also ladies' and ohildren's stamped
hats and full line Of assorted bow
ties, center pieces and sofa pillows.
walter P. Scott, I. G. carswell, f. O.
Wetmore, Arthur Jones and George Lu-
cia returned last night from a few days
fishing at Highgate Springs They
brought back a large catch Of pike and
pielSerel.
Make no date for Wednesday night,
May s, but for the Hedding male chorus
concert, Strong chorus work, beautiful
solos, harmonious duets and trios and
a reader to entertain as well as edify.
Admission 10 cents.
We take old worn or scratched Edison,
Columbia, or Victor records that are not
cracked, Clipped or broken, in exchange
for new records. Write for catalogue
and particulars. We have the largest
line Of talking machines and records III
Vermont. BuswelPs Book Store, 30 State
street, Montpelier, vt.
William A. Dykeman Of Dykeman b
Murray, architects, of Boston. is in the
city in consultation with +, G. and NJ. e.
Rowland and I. f. Cave, Jr, in regard
to erecting a business block on the
Ephraim French lot recently purchased
by them. The owners Of the lot have
had a number Of applications for stores
in proposed building, and il they decide
to build, it will be a modern, up.to-date
structure.
G. r. Lynham's delivery team, driven
by William Beattie, became frightened
on South Main street at four o'clock
Saturday afternoon and ran away. The
driver was unable to hold the horse
and when the wagon struck the tracks
Of the Barre railroad opposite Trow s.
Holden's shop the wheels caught in the
tracks and threw Mr.. Beattie out He
struck the ground on his face and was
cut and bruised badly lie was taken
into the machine shop and was carried
to his home on James street after IL
was found that he had not been injured
beyond cuts on his face. The horse
ran down the railroad tracks until it
struck car demolishing the wagon and
harness. The horse was caught there
and was not injured.