The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-15
TALK OF THE TOWN.
corset sale at Vaughan 5.


Closing out sale at the Cooperative store.
sl2 30 and $500 suits for SOS at
Fits
Why not take box of Banner Oats at /
Smith's market for &c
/ W. N. Fraser left this morning on a
4 business trip to Boston.
Y William Peck Of East Calais was in the
city yesterday on business.
+ Philharmonic meet this evening with
George Lavoilette, Elm street.
You need one Of those outing suits, at
MeWhorter's, for these hot days.
Or. E.Esparks and wife Of Coehituate, /
Mass, are the guests Of Mr. and Mrs. M.
j. Davis.
The Over the Teaeups club will meet
with Mrs. Aryinna Smith Friday after
moon at 3 o'clock.
Mrs. w. j. Breckenridge Of Burlington,
is visiting her daughter Mrs. III. J Davis,
Of 30 Ayers street.
George A. Reed returned last nightfrom
Turner'S Fails, Mass, where he has been
on a surveying Job.
Charles G. Warren Of Waterbury passed
through this city Oh bis automobile this
forenoon on the way to New York city.
At the regular meeting Of Sanctuary
Granite City, No 81, S. Of A., on Thurs
day, june 10 the election Of officers for
( the ensuing term will take place.
The Vermont Central Baptist Associa-
tion opened its 97th annual session at the
Montpelier Baptist church today, and the
meetings win continue through Thurs
day,
John Benson Of Graniteyille, who had
his right leg broken at the thigh Iii an All.
tomobile accident Saturday night, was
taken to Heaton hospital yesterday after
noon.
Mr., and Mrs. George Huntington, Of
Montpelier, aud Mr., and Mrs. K. j. Allen,
Of this city, left yesterday to visit the ex-
position at ST. Louis. They expect to be
away for a month.
Views was received yesterday that the
father OF Rev i. K. Whitman, former pas
tor 81 Trinity church, Montpelier, died at
rotsdam, Pa, on Friday Of heart disease
while at work ID the fields.
The Aitrnrians viii meet with MRS.
Bishop Friday afternoon june II, at 2.30
O'Clock Members please note the change
Of date, and also be present as there is
business to come before the club
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mclean were in
Burlington last evening to attend the nnp-
H tials Of Rupert Hllland Miss Sarah Irene
II Farrell, which took place at the Episcopal
residence, the Rev. > +. ellis officiating.
II A meeting Of the creditors Of Elgin J,
II Gale, formerly Of this city, who was adj
III judged a bankrupt Ia the county Of Nor.
II folk, Massachusetts,, May %, will be held
Il June %. Emery B. Gibbs is referee ii
bankruptcy.
The Glass day exercises Of Montpelie
II high school were held this afternoon an,
4 the graduating exercises will occur at tn
II Blanchard opera house tomorrow eyenlnI
II at o'clock. number Of CREATIONS AM
essays viii be delivered,
Ill A hedgehog climbed a tree in front 0
vi George Lawrenee's house on Berlin street
Montpelier, yesterday morning and tn
3 neighbors interested themselves Id ghroW
ID stones at the animal trying to driY
It out, but there It remained most Of tn
forenoon.
sergt r j Fitzgerald was recently pre-
NOTED to the position Of first sergeant !
Co. II, Montpelier, to take the place mad
vacant BY the resignation Of Sergt. Jary
I Corp. Chase M Wilkinson was appointe
sergeant and Private Hasse L. Nichol
was made corporal.
The regular meeting Of Odd Ladies wi
be held Friday evening at Z O'Clock, Ever
member Is requested to be present as th
election of officers will take place Their
will be no other notice given to members
Due cards will also be taken up AZ thi
meeting.
Frank Cassie who had Intended to n
turn TO Barre from Troy, n. \ +, satnrda.
or Monday, writes bis brother, George, this
be has taken employment with the Gard
ner, Earle Crematory at Lanslngburl
He writes that If any Of his Barre friend
want to 90 up IN smoke to just send thel
on
Have you paid any attention to Ii
ia special offer for the next sixty days by
A. Smith & Bro III which they give wit
every order for a made tO-measure suit
pair Of the famous Elite So so and 81 {
shoes They do this to stimulate bus
4 ness and advertise this department durin
B the summer months.
at the meeting OF the Red Men last q
ening three pale faces were adopted an
three scalps were taken. The chiefs Il
the ensuing six months we're nominated 1
follows Sachem, Tom Graham; senis
sycamore, Geo Duncan; ianior sagamor
Alex McCaskill; prophet, w w Russell
representatives to the great council, J.
i, Julian. w, WI Russell, Alfred Rober
son; alternates, William Burns, w. v
Bradbury.
Miss Marion Clark Of Broekton, Mass
has been engaged as teacher In Montpeli'
seminary for the ensuing year. Miss ClaI
is graduate of Boston University, ella!
~ Of 80, and has taught in Dalton, Mass
and at Derby Academy in Vermont 81
comes to the seminary highly recommenl
ed. She viii teach mathematics and OF
course Of history and win act as prece
tress Of the school Miss Clark will sper
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