The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-14
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Corset sale at vaughan's.


$3.50 and $500 suits for 1905 at
Fits.
The Barre Ranger meet tonight on Der
lin street at p. m.
Fred Porter Of Burlington spent Sunday
10 the city with friends.
why not take box Of Banner Oats at
Smiths market for 22c.
Fine dressmaking at No. SO Park street.
Ladies suits a specially.
Mrs. A. B. Averill left last night for a
visit In New Haven, Conn.
Tom D. Dunham returned last night
from weeks visit in Boston.
You need one Of those outing suits, at
MeWhorter's, for these hot days.
Lyle Perry went to Rochester today with
Wilder's orchestra, 70 give a concert.
Therank Of page win be worked on one
candidate at the K. Of P. meeting this
evening
The regular eonv0cation Of Ruth chap
ter, No. S3, viii be held Wednesday even
ing at Ts0.
Miss Lillian Burke is visiting this
week at the home Of Mrs. John O'Neil on
Colby street,
Rev and Mrs. +. A. Poole went to ST.
Johnsbury this morning to be gone until
Thursday night.
The handicap committee Of the Barre
Golf Climb will meet this evening at Z
O'Clock at The Times Office.
Mrs. C. y. Scott and Dr. and Mrs. J.
II. Macarthur went to Burlington this
morning for few days itay.
j. w. Holton returned this morning
from Burlington where be attended the
Masonic convention last evening
The regular monthly meering Of the La
dies Aid society 81 st, Monica's church
will be held at the convent this evening.
Miss Lillian Gordon returned last night
from Franklin, Mass where she has been
attending the commencement exercises ef
Dean academy.
Rev. l. r Booth Of Morrisville visited
Ia the city yesterday on his way home
from Williamstown. where be preached
before the odd Fellows there sunday.
Rev. Charles i. Wells 81 Wooastock
spent last night with bis brother, b. H..
Wells, going to st. Adams this morning to
attend the Episcopal diocese convention.
There win be al informal reception to
the alumni Of Montpelier seminary at the
close Of the exercises Wednesday evening
I All former students are invited to be
/ present,
/ AT the regular meeting 81 the Ladies' Of
Clan Gordon Thursday, June 10th, the la
+ dies are requested to leave their due cards
with the financial secretary. Per order
auditors
/ Isaac w Warnes Of this city and Miss
4 Lottie A. Winch, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs 5. ". Winch Of Mortified were mar.
& ried at the Congregational parsonage June
1 II, Rev. + A. Poole performing the cere-
mony,
There viii be regular meeting Of Di.
vision No. l., A. 0. II, in their hall In
! Worthen block Wednesday evening at Z So
sharp. The third and fourth degrees will
be exemplified All members are request
ed TO to be present.
The local Epwsrth League has invited
the young people Of the Methodist church
in Montpelier 70 help them with their cho-
rnses for the state convention to be held at
this place the 30 day Of this month. Mr.,
Goodfelow viii lead the singing.
Have you paid any attention to the
special offer for the next sixty DAYS by "A.
! A. Smith 4 Bro. in which they give with
every order for a made. t0.measure suit a
pair Of the famous Elite So SO and S4 90
f shoes 2 They do this to stimulate bust
+ ness and advertise this department during
the summer months.
The frst meeting Of the creditors OF the
Kane Granite company was held Saturday
a Montpelier About twenty claims were
i proved and Julia NJ Kane, the bankrupt,
was examined The petitioner claimed
I that Patrick Kane, her husband, and 9TH
ers had entire charge Of the business and
that she did not know very much about
the books.
The fourth annual excursion 20 Montreal
under the auspices of Green Mountain
Lodge. L O. o, f., n o., will be run July
2, and & with tickets good to return not
later than July 81 The fare for the round
trip win be 49, Montreal offers. at this
season of the year, unusual attractions for
I the sightseers and this excursion affords
a splendid opportunity for ali to enjoy
themselves I'D the Canadian metropolis
1 The menu for the supper to be given by
the Ladies' Union in the Universalist yes
/ try Tuesday evening, June II, viii con-
sist Of potato salad, cold meat, hot rolls,
/ strawberries and cream, cake and coffee.
/ Supper viii be served from $50 till Z
/ O'Clock. At IS o'clock tThe KIeptoma-
I MAC viii be presented by girls from the
/ Kings Daughters Circle Of Goddard SEM
I mary Admission, rs cents. Entertain
ment alone, 5 cents.
Landor, the poet, says "We are what
suns, and winds, and waters make as y
but suns will scoreh, winds will roughen,
and waters will not remove the injurious
effects 81 the other two upon the lovely
complexion OF the fairer sex. For ages
chemists have tried to distil an elixir Of
beauty but they have failed, and It was
left to modern times to find a cosmetic
/ which would remove every speek and
I blpmiSh and leave a soft and nearly iovft-