The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-30
TALK OF THE TOWN.
New outing flannels at vaughan's.

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Burlington.
More Of those shopping bags at Th'
Vaughan Store.
Ladies' white petticoats at reduced
prices at Perry's,
James Ingram Of New York is in thi
city on business visit
Dan A. Perry went to Boston last
night on a business trip.
Frank W. Small Of West Hartford
was in the city yesterday.
r. Vitalini OF Milford, n. H., arrived
in the city yesterday 70 work.
II. A. Phelps went 70 Boston last
night on a few days business visit.
Frank Brown 81 New York il visiting
friends in the city for few days.
One more day to order coal at ss.O5
Don't forget the place. Morse & jackson
Deputy Sheriff George L. Morris went
TO Mortified this morning on business
trip.
Miss Bertha Bau went to 81. Adams
this morning for a few days visit with
friends
Mrs. Richard Vealc went 20 Burling.
ton this morning TO spend the day with
friends
There will be rehearsal Of the Barre
Citizens band this evening at 1880
o'clock.
Mr., and Mrs. George Burroughs went
TO Fairlee to-day for a weeks visit with
relatives.
II. n. Raymond of White River juno
ton has been spending several days in
the city on business.
Mrs. George L. Gee went to Burling-
ton this morning TO spend the day at
the home Of Miss Ann Richie.
Mrs. Hattie Bixby and Miss Luella
Ross Of Undefhill are visiting at the
home Of Mr.. aud Mrs. Fred +. Cults.
Mrs. William Land. who has been Wis.
iting az the home Of Mrs. Mary Car
yey, returned yesterday 70 her home in
Montreal.
Miss Alice Sullivan, stenographer in
the Office of Boutwell,, Varnum & Milne
is taking vacation at her nome in
Hardwick.
Charles A. Kent has resumed his du-
ties in Eastman Bros store, after pass
ing weeks vacation with friends in
Bradford.
Social dance at pIainfeld house hall,
Paindeld Wednesday evening" August
81 dancing fom to p; bin 80 cents
per couple, G NJ. HAYES.
The Pearl street bowling alleys are
being repaired and viii be open Wednes-
day, August 81 Two alleys reserved
afternoon and evening for the use Of la-
dies.
Mrs. Edward G Mullen and son, Ger
aid returned yesterday to their home
in Binghamton, \. Y. after visiting rel
atives in the city for tine past two
weeks.
Alexander Massie Of Barre, whose oe-
cupation is given as stone mason. has
filed a petition in bankruptcy. He mas
liabilities Of s30559 and assets Of 1912.
Of which $500 il claimed as exempt
Miss Annie Cleary Of Philadelphia and
Miss Elsie Lindsey of Lebanon, n. IT,,
who have been spending two weeks at
the home Of Mr. and Mrs. John Cleary
of North Main street, returned yester-
day to Lebanon, n. II.
Patrick Spence returned yesterday
from Richmond and was accompanied
here by Mrs. Spence and son. Harold,
who viii remain in the city with friends
for few days. Mr. Spence il employed
in ]. A. McLeod's blacksmith shop and
expects soon to move his family here.
The Barre Athletic club viii play the
second Of its series Of games with the
White River Junct. team at 4.l5 this aft
ernoon at Rangers field. The battery
for the locals viii be either Lee or
Gabeloni and Fowlie, while DAILY and
will be il the points for the
visitors.
Herman G. Allen. who resides at 300
Elm street extension put his pipe in
his coat pocket when he went to bed
last night, and fire in the pipe set fire
to the coat. He was awakened at 10
o'clock by smoke in the room, and
that the house was on fire
he called the fire station by phone The
tlremen hitched four horses to the chem
ieal wagon, as there is hard pull To
get to the house; but when the firemen
got part way out Elm street they
were met BY man. who informed them
that the fire was all out. After calling
the station. Mr. Allen found his coat
burning and threw it out OF the window
onto the lawn, where il burned UP.
The Manager Of the Barre Athletic
club has arranged for game to be
played at Rangers field Saturday with
the ST Adams Independents Hatch has
promised to do the twirling for the Wis
iting team, and a close game will doubt
less result Says last nights st. Al
bans Messenger "The Independents play
in Barre next Saturday, when Hatch
and Walker win be in the points, and
from every indication a large delegation
Of rooters will accompany the team
Tommy Murphy will also be seen in
the lineup Murphy played for time
IN the old Northern league, and is well !
known in baseball circles. Following IS
the way the two teams will line up on
Saturday; St Adams Murphy, right
field; Duffy. center field; Barrett, left
field; Collins, third base; Walker, catch |
er; Larry, short stop; Gully, first base;
Writers, second base; Hatch, pitcher.
Barre Mckenzie, right field; 4. Wright. |
center field; johnson, left field: Maiden,