The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-05
TALK OF THE TOWN.

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| Mrs. George Linton has gone to Leeds,
The stores win be open this evening,
August 5.
See the sample line Of white skirts at
Vaughan's.
Excursion to Fort Ticonderoga. See
adv. on page ?.
Large, ripe, Juicy Georgia peaches, 40c
per basket, at Ladd's.
Saturday candy for 29c per box at the
Red Cross Pharmacy.
Gilbertson orchestra Saturday evening,
If pleasant, at Abbotts.
Fail styles in the Guyer self conforming
hat at Moore 4 Owens.
o. D. Bacon and wife Of Elmore are Wis
iting friends in the city.
Miss Jennie Frederickson Of PIainfeld
visited friends In the city today.
A son was born Wednesday to Mr.. aud
Mrs. Louis Buzzi Of Ahern street,
V. Lafargo, the expressman, is confined
to the home with spTained ankle.
Walter T. Scott has gone to Springfield,
VT, for few days visit with relatives.
Miss Lille Gamble of Salem. Mass, is
the guest Of her cousin, Miss Mamie Rea-
side.
D. X. Davis ST., Of Ayers Flat p. @.
is visiting bis son, p r Davis, The drug
gist."
Mr. and Mrs. John Il. johnson have
gone to Lake suuapee for two weeks
outing,
Miss Lois Mcneil has gone to White
River Junction for an extended visit with
relatives.
Paul Malnini is working on the new
scamplni block where be win be seen BY
his friends.
Ladies' patent leather and kid oxfords,
light and heavy soles, at Sl.60s Badger,
Mclean q Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Landloss went to Btrling-
ton this morning after short visit with
friends In the city,
Misses Winnie and Esther Sanborn Of
West Topsham are visiting their sister,
Mrs. Morris Mcknight.
Mrs. Paul Leayitt left this morning for
a two weeks visit with friends In North
| ThetfoTd and West Fairlee.
The monthly meeting Of the Granite City
| quoting club will be held on the grounds
Friday evening, Aug. 8, at o'clock.
There viii be special business meet
ing Of Nincitia club this evening at S
O'Clock sharp. Business Of Importance
"Just kiss yourself good BY If you don't
bring home one Of Mascott's zoe box, Sat
urday candy. Strictly fresh Barre Can
dy kitchen.
G. H. Moody and family, who have
been visiting friends in this city and
Orange, returned to their home Ia W0burn,
Mass, this morning,
| A special feature Of the Clan picnic pro-
gramme was omitted in last nights paper,
namely, the exhibition Of Highlad dancing
BY the Barclay sisters.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Fred L. Cults and Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Cummings returned last
night from Highgate, where they have
been camping for week.
The excursion committee OF the clerks
union have received the tickets for the ex-
cursion. and they can be purchased Of
John A. Hall and Fred White.
Miss Gertrude Flanagan Of Waterbury
and Miss Annie LeaTy eff Richmond are
the guests of ] y Goodwin Ia this city
and Henry Il Premier in Montpelier
/ T. E. Miles was arrested last evening
by Officer Hamel for intoxiaation. He
pleaded to a second offence in city court
| this morning and paid fne Of SIS and
costs Of S22.56
The quoting match between the second
teams Of the Barre and Granite CITY clubs
viii be held on the south end grounds on
Monday evening, Aug. s, at $50 All
members will please represent.
Miss Jennie Matson, district nurse, has
been given vacation for the month Of
August. Miss Matson has given most ex.
cellent satisfaction and 1t is expected that
the work viii be continued after Septem-
Der LIST.
Manager Garside Of the j 5. Garside
Big Stock Co. wishes to announce that his
company of players is an organization of
Eve years standing and not picked up
summer company He guarantees every
performance given BY hts company as first
class.
A. A. Smith and Brother call your at
tention to their line Of hats, caps and
shoes, and their exceptionally large line
Of samples for fall suits, trousers and
oyercoats. They also have several lots Of
seasonable goods at greatly reduced prices
as advertised on the fourth page of this
paper.
The Prohibition party has filed papers
with the secretary OF State The ticket
is as follows; Governor, Homer F. Com
ings of East Berkshire; lieutenant COVER
nor, James +. Crane of Middlebnry;
treasurer, George +. Davis Of Burlington;
secretary of state, w VI. Mcl40chlin Of
Peacham; auditor, George G. Trail Of
Rutland. For Representative in Congress,
first district, Harvey Ketcham of Yer
gennes; second district, L. w, Hanson OF
i Barre.
/ Bargains for the boys Forty-four pairs
Of boys wash knee pants, sizes 8 TO Is,
In white, medium and dark colors, in
4 linen dunk and crash worth from 25e to