The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-23
TALK OF THE TOWN

now IN az Perry's.
Misses and childrens lace stocking
at half price At Veale \ Knights.
Luke Gallagher and Frank SASH Wis
tied friends in st. Adams over Sun
day.
Charles Ford went 10 Burlington thil
morning for a few days visit viii
friends.
Save money by going to shepard's, /.
Elm street, for your guns and ammu
milton.
Philip Franklin Of st. Johnsbury #
visiting r. Z. Clark Of Prospect street
for few days.
The Ladies' Tourist club viii meet
with Mrs. Anker on Franklin street on
Tuesday afternoon.
James r. Higgins began a two weeks
vacation to-day from the d. M Miles
company coal Office.
Miss Amy williams left to-day for q
two weeks vacation at Portland and
Old Orchard, Maine.
Rooms suitable for store or Office pur.
poses to rent in Hale block, Main street
Inquire Of 0. II. Hale.
Mrs. 0lin Martin returned 10 her home
IN Newport to-day after a visit with
relatives in Barre Town.
George Marsh and Glenn r Perry
went to Highgate Springs yesterday to
spend two weeks vacation
The people that were seen in james
Ahern's garden yesterday had better
come and settle and save costs.
william Daniels and John Matson
were the guests 81 DR.. Dale and George
Bolles at plainhald over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Leith, who have
been visiting relatives in the city. re.
turned to-day to their home in Albany,
NY
James w Hall returned 10 Boston to.
day after a visit at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. John Mcdonald Of Liberty
street
There win be a special meeting Of the
A4ItNt ttAV Win aAAHf AstDAi1 AAAAHnNh
at - Eastern avenue, Tuesday evening
At o'clock.
Mrs Al r Han and son, Charles Han,
returned 10 their home Ii Everett, Mass,
to-day after a visit at the home 81 Harry
vi Whitcomb.
S. HOLSTER jackson, in company with
Or. and Mrs. III Nelson jackson OF Burr
lington left Yesterday afternoon for
Lake Chetek, wis.
The Ladies' Aid Of the Congregational
church viii hold a meeting Tuesday af-
ternoon at o'clock in the church vestry.
Important business.
Miss Eugenia Trask returned to her
home in Laeonia, n. H., to-day after
two weeks visit with friends in this
city and Montpelier.
A lawn party will be held at the home
Of Mrs j. I'll Cook at 80 Merchant street
Tuesday evening the weather permit.
ting Tee cream viii be served
Buster Brown and his trick dog
tTige" viii hold O reception and enter.
taiument AZ the shoe store Of G. s. An
drews Tuesday afternoon Aug 3l Old
and young win be admitted free,
City Clerk James MacSay Is 70 Be the
Labor day speaker at the union picnic
held BY the Barre Central Labor union
this year. Mr.. Mackays subject viii
be Twenty Years Review OF the Labor
Movement in Barre"
The members Of the Christian Science
church in this city and Montpelier and
their families were the guests Of Mr. and
Mrs 4 A. Walker at lawn party given
BY them on their grounds at Edgewood
saturday afternoon.
Manager j. b. Hoban Of the Barre
opera house returned Saturday night
rom ST. Johnsbury, where be spent last
week assisting at the Colonial theatre,
i which Fox n Eaton lessees OF the
Barre opera house, are proprietors.
The annual picnic Of Hedding Meth.
ldist Episcopal church and Sunday school
Viii be held at Caledonia park Tuesday
{ pleasant Special electric cars viii
cave in front Of the church at s:45 a,
n. Everybody invited TO join them and
'nioy the day Of sport and recreation
With them.
Judge Martin Of the probate court on
Saturday afternoon appointed G. NJ Bar
lel administrator Of the estate of Osman
B Boyee, in place Of William All Boyce,
eho had resigned, and it is expected that
immediate steps Will Be taken to settle
n estate which has been open since
lsman Boyce's death in 1895
Nye w. Austin, the fireman On the
train which was wrecked in
he headon collision at Brattleboro Sat
uday morning, is a brother Of Frank + T
austin Of this city clerk in the Granite
savings bank Fireman Austin had oue
i his hands badly crushed and two fin,
.ers broken His hand was damned be
ween the tank on the cab eangway +
ie was taken to his home In Springfield,
dass.