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Gentlemen Of 12. 10U. TIIE UAHHK DAILY TIMES. BAR RE, VT.. SATURDAY. SKPTKMUKK WAITS RIVER RANDOLPH IJETIIEL Artesian Well aoo Feet Deep io Ijiat Kntiirilav afternoon Went Top G. X. Billings has sold the proper J Supplies Get Next to ham was defeated the second time at the known a "Idleton cottage," just south Gallons Minute. a base-hal- l, lunula of the Wait River team, in of the sanatorium, to Harvey Partrldg.? Mr. Albert Knauf. who la drilling an arte tlie score bciiijf Waits River 23, of Barre for $4,(MMI and has bought that wan which is located in the sian well at the quarries, reports West Topnlmm 17. The jfame Partridge's farm, at a of Am feet a How of 10 Real Fair This Year on W. H. Hood's meadow. There town of Orange, jus, a short distance depth played fam- gallons of water a minute is reaur.eu. WHH much Ioomc no.uotn siuca. from Barre, to which the Billings playing one-fift- tha flow needed. of middle of Octo- This is about Gentlemen worked will move about the West Topsham three pitchers, ily call for a well 600 iwed one. Knar ber. The contract only while W'nita River only but if the FAIR nn liulla were common throughout the Mrs. Florence Storrs arrived from feet deep, necessary granite VERMONT STATE extend tne coniraci. mo The W ent I team, iiuictii Conn., and is at the Inn, company may game. opslium Bridgeport, before and constructed auxil- nf iim Hir heir nurn men. pill on inrro tfli U'ill ma ka a short stop proposed partly . home. steam for power purposes local during part of the gam--- going to Burlington, her former iary plant players wen m will for its water supply upon Taste more was wnicu who lias depend WHITE RIVER JUNCTION Several tunea tue una, George Cliatfield, and well . l.wule fin HnuiM the this well. Tin power plant nn. a . w i tha. in- - Montpelier for several days, taking niiin who has beeu ill, are in the same location, near the Smith heavy batting and increase the score. place of C. II. Ingalls, Ilnrnlil liivhv nmiln a good caicu un r.i- - returned home Friday. boardinghouse. Our line of Men's for fall is of -- Ids Clothing win Batten's foul. Another worthy of n i v. , I... l.u liwn with Sept.15,16,17,18,1914 for two E. Martell is in the Boston notion u'hb the mm made bv Carroll niece, Mrs. Ida Drake, the last Mrs. F. splendid fabrics and made by expert work- Maraton in ri'ht field. tieorKe Linton months, left hero Friday lor his nomo in millineiy market, and during her ab- EIGHTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION took a bat open on hitting a pucneu Medford, Mass. sence E. 1). Martell of Ayer, Mass., is men. All the latest colors and styles, at ball. all the local players did Mr. and Mrs. M. C. lUjoker, after visiting Mr. Martell. old, but the best in New Nearly off Fri Only eight years well. fri.,,l. iioinfl..l,l utjinned Business visitors yesterday included from $8.50 to $25.00. and see the "best and vis a short time with Mr. prices ranging England. Come this year Mr, r.ilWt Vnthrown family day and passed Otis C. Sawyer of Sharon and Ernest J. ited frienda in this vicinity last week. anil Mr. V. A. Grant before tfoing to We have received our fall line of ever." TV Hewitt of South Royalton. just I.. - " C.- Mim Carlcna Ma coon visited friends llll'll UUIIir III ICJunnlnilMBOHIIIU'l.f Uni- - . A harvest supper, served by the of last week. Jlrs. t . K. JTatt ami ner aixirr, in this place part versalist ladies' was well at- Sweaters, Mackinaws, Shirts, Hats, Caps, GREAT TRACK EVENTS, Rev. O. l Weeks spent part of last Tvlia wnt to Bethel Friday to society, Tiln last week in Mass. visit their brother, E. L. Bass, and wife. tended evening. etc. entries exceed all previous records. Worcester, to Shoes, Racing ti on, l Mr. O. L. Harnard left Riv Mrs. Fannie Bixby, a teacher m Acw Miss Agnes Reynolds has returned events filled. on li.i a Kntf.n the lflSt We('U Miss All er Falls, Wis., for Los Angeles, Cal., T.r.nv fnr the Pennsylvania State college and "The Store of Good Values" in 7. with 'her mother. Mrs. J. C. Alden, at Grace Reynolds to Xew York City. $5,000 Purses Monday, Sept. to Gordon Wood visited at his father the home of A. J. Curtis, left Friday Perlin P. Whittaker, who spent thejg resume 1 for a few days recently. teaching. summer w ith his parents, weru yesicr-- MORGAN HORSE EXHIBITION Xftua I f nnnrn Miimliv. who is teaching Alra. Kiinnia Wheeler of Boston has day to Concord. X. H., and will work A school, and enme to nass a few davs with her broth Store of in the East. the village spent Saturday in BoHton or Worcester, Mass. Barre show Morgans - - Biggest while her vaca Clothing. a. t- t- am Sunday at her liome in tiraoiora. er, George Dwyer, oil Daniel M. Caswell is attending an t f nPt.AHi.HA i for all lovers of good horses. ' Vt., 171 No. Main St. treat tiM. Ititrni Davis and Beatrice tion. automobile school in Boston. Barre, Miles went Monday to Montpelier, where W iaa V..llio Tllol-- e In tenchinir this fall i i , . i. Mrs. R. M. Chase, her grandxon, nurse i tiem-inar- in on Broad brook. LIVESTOCK SHOW are to attend av me the district from Dux-bur- BIG CATTLE AND they assist-hrnllm- r and maid, returned ' Harold Npear of Springfield is two This depart- Tt TI. on tele- - Mass., where they spent Biggest entries on record. Professor and Mrs. P. H. Locke have . .. ..... , Snear. the where the former is lines which have been out of or- months. ment is one of the best in the East. gone to Rutland, phone of local attend- schtwls. since late severe thunder storm. A good number people superintendent of der the Rut- I itts-flel- ed the Woodstock, Northfield and Mr. and .Mrs. Salem Dolloph of Dor- Miss Hazel Durkee, a teacher in FREE VAUDEVILLE GOOD MIDWAY have been visiting rela- has been a recent guest of Miss land fairs this week. chester, Mass., from here terms of tives and friends in town recently. Marjorie Chcdel. Teachers beginning Al- week and next will bo no meeting on Miss Rogers lias gone to school at a distance this ACCOMMODATIONS There grange Myrtie Somcr-vill- AMPLE mi account of infan- X. Y., to take a course of study in include Misses Mollie Abbott, at Wednesday night, bany, Mont-clai- White River Board out in the com- the business college in that Mass.; Lucy Washburn, at The railroads, hotels, tile paralysis breaking - . - . city.. T 9 Clare-nion- Mrs. .James Wier or X. Winn ifred Wilmot, at t, and Fair Railroad, all organ- munity, i Mannaaspi. i., J.; of Trade State stsv with Mrs. Lu X. IL; Anna Brown, at Manches- crowds. , ized to care for the cius Goodheart, has gone to her home. ter, X. II. Mabel Miller, at Farming-ton- SOUTH RYEGATE Miss ,f. Muriel .Martin, wno naa oecn X. H.; Amy Wilson, at Lyndon ville; Premium list free by writing inuin fnr tx few weeks on a visit to Gladys Wilson, at Barre; Iis Wilson, The village schools opened Tuesday rolut'ivo lm returned to Roslindale. at Tunbridge; and Jessie Parker, at - . r. F. L. Davis, Sec. with the following teachers: Primary, where she is at present stop-PS- Mis fass., Montpelier. Miss Lillian Guild; intermediate, Frosts did some damage yesterday Miss Alberta . Mildred Lord; grammar, Miss Jennie Jerd has returned...irom morning to vines and even to corn in Miss is boarding V Bud school here GREATEST FAIR IN NEW ENGLAND Day of Orleans. Day inn V liif entered the hill sedtions of this and adjoining at A. T. Beaton's. for the year, after passing the summer towns. Vegetation in this valley was Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Tewksbury and with her sisters. , dense went to protected by a fog. Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Beaton Mr. and Mrs. Clarence W. Hodges and A horse often seen here, to attend the 1m rrnne hom Royalton Northfield Wednesday !...;. four anna ve ijn their Hal Cander, owned by John Waldo, won fair, returning Thursday. in N. Y., after passing a to Kchenectady. a race at the Xorthfield fair Thursday Irving Giltillian has gone Illinois, month with Miss Mary DuBois. His best time back a carload of in three straight heats. t expecting to bring Miss Carlotta wiswau went Satur- was 2:23. horses. to West Medford, Mass.. for a short ON day STILL F. J. Tewksbury was at White River before teaching in Web- the Re- stay resuming IfiSIlt111111 I Junction Tuesday as delegate to ster, Mass. GROTON our Smoke convention. who been We wish to announce that "Big i Jllili publican Mrs. Raymond Perkins, has Misses Josephine Brown and Anna with her sister. Mrs. K. W. Kent, left Waldrcn Sennotte Had Automobile we last week, is still in Buchanan are attending high school at for home in Sale," which started Saturday her Everett, Body Pass Over Him. Wells River. Mass. have a went progress, and to those that didn't Miss Nellie Sanderson Monday Mrs. George Richardson and daughter, Waldron Sennotte, the her es- to Whitinsville, Mass., to take up Alice, of Lowell, Mas.T who have been son of Mrs.
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