The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-10-03
TALK OF The TOWN.

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George Robertson went to Richmond
to-day to work.
Fan and winter underwear at The
/ Vaughan Stores
Lot of Csc 8oc and SOC neckwear for
l0c at vaughan's
/ George +. Marsh visited friends in st.
Adams over Sunday.
Don't fail to hear Lyle Perrv's cello
solo at the fair tonight.
Nicholas Healey went to Burlington
to-day on a business trip.
| DIR. O. +. Barr went to Roxbury this
afternoon on business trip.
William Rand OF Riceburg Que, has
been visiting friends IN the city
! r. r. McGrath returned yesterday
from business trip to Montreal.
Bert st. Cyr went to Brockton, Mass,
to-day for weeks visit with friends.
/ If you want a good warm child's coat,
see Abbott's white and eolored silk bear
coats
The Athena club will meet at Mrs
| George Bonds Tuesday, October a, at
4 1880,
Rev. w E. Braisted and family moved
to-day from Averill street to 2s Perry
street.
j. H. Cook moved Saturday from Mer.
chant street into the house at Is High
land avenue.
The entertainment at the Woodmen's
/ fair tonight will be one Of the most
enjoyable Of the week.
Misses Nellie and Bella Clark returned
to-day to Winchester, Mass, after
visit at their home in the city.
Mrs James F. Higgins and daughter,
Lucy, went to Mortified this afternoon
for a visit at the home Of her par
ents.
/ Granite City lodge. n +. 0. r., will
hold its regular meeting in Woodmen's
hall Tuesday evening, October 4, at I; 80
o'clock
Coffin Brothers, horseshoeing, general
blacksmithing and wheelwright shop, at
+ 9 Granite street. Removed from 20
Prospect street.
The teacher training class Of the Bap.
! fist Sunday school viii meet Wednesday
I tfNllAitEs 0tANbtl RF ut ! y EAttks lease
notice the change Of date.
Robert Cordiner began work to-day
as yard clerk at the Barre railroad yard.
/ in place of G. G. Whitcomb, who has
now taken Trademarks Job.
/ The D. A. Perry Real Estate agency
/ has sold for Charles n. White his house
on Kynoch avenue TO Lewis Glidden.
/ who moved into the house to-day. Con.
sideration Sl700.
/ The United Missionary society Of the
Methodist church will hold its annual
meeting Wednesday afternoon at 2t30
i O'Clock. All members come prepared to
/ pay dues, il possible.
The ladies of the Heddine Methodist
church win serve hash supper next
/ Wednesday evening. Supper will be
served from $3.50 to Z o'clock, followed
by social hour in the Epworth league
room.
1 Mr. and Mrs. Henry d. McCaskill Of
Seattle, Wash. arrived In the city Sat.
/ urday night for visit to relatives be-
fore going to Bury, Z. O., TO visit Mr..
4 McCaskills folks. Mr. McCaskiH has
been in Seattle seven years, being en-
gagged ia the real estate business now.
just received A new stock pattern
/ III Haviland & Co.'S French china dinner
ware, the autumn leaf, now displayed
on our table. This is a beautiful pat
tern at very low price. A cordial
invitation is extended to all to call IN
and inspect it. c. n. Kenyon & Co.'s
Cash Bargain Store.
The funeral Of Mamie Beaulac, the g.
yCar-old daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Beau
lac Of North Main street, whose death
occurred early Saturday morning, was
held at the house this morning at 9
o'clock, The burial took place in the
Catholic cemetery on Beckley street.
The floral tributes were as follows
Carnations and ferns, Mrs. J. Kelley,
Marguerite Collins, carnations, Mr.. and
Mrs. a. j, Cave, Mrs. j 7. Vaughan;
carnations aud ferns, Mr. and Mrs. Y.
Beaulao and family; carnations, MIR. aud
Mrs. G. Coneo, Anna Blair, Irene Blair,
Mr.. and Mrs. b. Anker Mrs. Manson.
Three cases OF intoxieaton were dis I
posed of in the city court this morning.
Napoleon Paquin arrested last evening
by officer Carrie, pleaded guilty to sub.
sequent ohense and was fined total
of S2l.l4, which he thought he would be /
able to pay, He was asked to disclose |
where he got his liquor and said he
paid one-eyed man, whose name he id /
not know, dollar to 90 and get two /
pints OF whiskey Joseph Rogers plead
ed not guilty to subsequent offense
of intoxicntion, and his case was set
for a hearing tomorrow morning. He
was arrested Saturday night on d war
rant by officer Gamble. Clayton Muir. /
ray pleaded guilty TO first ofTense and
paid fine, with costs, amounting to 4
1929. lie was arrested Saturday night |
by officer Gamble