The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-05
TALK OF THE TOWN.

G. Marpe went to Boston to-day on
q business trip.
/ Staples Allen Co. viii have a big bar
gain day tomorrow
Victor Lovely went to South Royal
ton to-day on business trip.
]. }. Cayhue went to Burlington last
night for a visit with friends.
Hon. z. Il. Aiansur Of Newport wai
in the city to-day Oh a business visit.
Companion court, No. 757. 7. 0. F.
viii hold its regular meeting tonight al
$3.50 o'clock.
VI Briekell, a granite dealer Of Rich
mond Hill, I. !, IS in the city on a
business visit
Mr.. and Mrs Flynn g. Austin of
New York arrived IN the city this aft
ernoon for a few days visit with friends
ATr. and Mrs. Nelson u. Lewis re-
turned last night from visit at the
home Of her parents in Lancaster, N. III.
Mrs. G. c. Ramsdell. who mas been
visiting friends in the city for few
days, went to North Hadley, T. G.,
today.
Rev. Joseph Hamilton, who has been
visiting at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
M. VI. Gordon, returned to-day to his
home in Randolph
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Adams Of South
Barre returned last night from car
riage drive through Middlesex, Waits
field and North Fayston.
Rehearsal Of Che chorus choir Of the
Baptist church will Ne held tonight
friday at 1880 o'clock. win all mem
bcrs make i special effort to be PRESENT.
Mrs. Henry Ahearn, who died at East
Montpelier yesterday morning. was Che
daughter Of Calvin Bassett. The item in
yesterdays paper was erroneous ii re-
ferring to sthe late Calvin Bassettn
Mrs. Godfrey Flagg and daughter and
Mrs. Felix Flagg left for their home in
Newburyport, Mass, today, after visit
ing for the past two weeks az the home
Of Mrs Charles Smith Of ~ North Main
street
Deputy SberifTs Fl d Camp and
George Howe, who have been on guard
at the g. v. station since the beginning
of the strike, were notified to-day BY
Sheriff Tracy that they need not remain
at the station after to-day.
Thursday and Friday arrivals at tie
City hotel follow; E. L. Mercer, Phila-
delphia; i. G. Davidson. New York
City; b. Z. Gillette, Burlington, J.
Warner, Morrisvilles Al A. Rogers, j,
j. Peters, Boston; j. r. Towle, Mont
pelier.
"The Range Riders" at the Dream
land theatre to-day represents one Of the
most interesting western pictures Can
you imagine more exciting OF sensa-
tional picture than great cattle STAN
pede, handled by fearless cowboys and
riders Of the western rangeg You can't
miss this.
Business and professional mon and
women Of Barre wishing for calendars
and advertising novelties are kindly
asked to place their orders with L. w
RoweIl. 81 Jefferson street. Largest and
most attractive line ever shown in this
city. Patronize home dealer and keep
one wishing above goods and show sam
pies on request. Don't send your orders
out Of town.
Thursday arrivals at hotel Otis were
as follows: Il. Tucker, Yergcnnes; S. S.
Anderson, Boston; J. (. Burke, West
Rutland; A. i. Thayer Boston; M A.
White, Davenport, Ia; Mr.. and Mrs. L
Chicagoi Mr. and Mrs II. G.
Buffalo; Mr.. and Mrs. S. i.
Riley, IL X. Patriarehe. Boston; D. +.
Sc. Clair, Plymoutn, v. r.; P. T. Stew
art, Plattsburg. ~ ~; f. 4. carpen-
ter. Toronto; J. A. Bond. Burlington
z. NJ. Mansur. Mrs. G. r. Storrs, S.
storrs. j D. Storrs, Newport: J. A
speare. Detroit. Afieh.; f. 4. Haskell /
Bennington; B. u. Hibbard, Cambridge
Mass Il J. Savage. a. c. Stafford, !
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