The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-08
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Sale Of white goods at Abbottis,

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a. Jacques went to Bethel today
K. Bailey went to Randolph today
Ladies' drawers, 49c, sale Thursday at
Vaughsn's-
Ell. Scott was ii Northheld last night
on business.
Rev. W. S. Hazsn Of Mortified was in
the city today.
H. s. Reid of Northheld was in the city
today on business
New neckwear for l5c and soc each, at
Neale 4 Knights,
Mr.. and Mrs George Penn wentto Ran
dolph this morning.
There viii be meeting Of the knights
Of Columbus tonight.
Why not take box Of Banner Oats at
Smiths market for 22c.
Underwear Of all descriptions and at
all prices at McWhorter's.
The Times has a door key which owner
can have By proving property.
G. Herbert Pape and NJ. j. MCGOWAN
went to Burlington this morning.
Alex Mcdonald began work yesterday
as clerk in the Boston Bargain store.
Miss Matte William returned last night
from a visit with friends III 81. Adams.
1 Look in Moore Il owens show window
for mems outing flannel working shirts.
/ Miss Agnes Nash went to her home in
Burlington last night for few days visit.
c. II. Granger went to Mortified this
morning to attend the funeral Of an uncle.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Ladd went 10
Rochester this afternoon for weeks Wis
A son was born this morning to Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar Slayton Of East street extern
sion
CfoQuet sets, Ice cream freezers, ham
mocks, oil stoves, ETC., at the Boston Bar
gain store,
The Central Vermont pay car made
\ its monthly visit at the local station yes
terday af ernoon,
There win be a meeting Of the Barre
/ Rangers on Thursday evening at o'clock,
( Ia Miles Granite block.
Miss Beulah Briggs, who has been work
4 Ing at the City hotel, went to her home In
Marshaeld this morning.
& Edwin Bruce and Lyle Perry went TO
Newbury this morning with Wilder's or
ehestra TO play for wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. f. Perry went to Bur
lington this morning to visit Mrs perry's
sister, who is in the hospital there.
Woodmens drill tomorrow evening at
Hale pavilion All members are re-
quested to Be present al $50 O'Clock.
o. B. Van Kemen, who has been In the
city getting up the new directory, went to
his home in Plattsburgh, n. last night
The Republican city caucus will be held
at Miles hall. &C O'Clock this evening
Don't forget the early hour, or the place.
Mr.. ana Mrs. w. III. Wheeler Of Des
M0ines, Iowa. with their son and iaugh-
ter. visited here and Id WilIlamsGown yes
terday
James Field Of this city commenced
work yesterday on the construction Of a
new office building for Emslie, the florist,
At Montpelier.
Miss Nellie Harrigan, Miss Margaret
Doyle and Mrs. 4. X Callaghan of North
field are visiting at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. E. j Owens.
Mr.. and Mrs II. G. Church, who have
been visiting their daughter, Mrs T. G.
Carswell, returned to their home IN West
Topsham yesterday.
Remember the commencement concert
and bail tonight at Hale's pavilion. The
concert begins sharp at o'clock Mr..
Wilder will be there, viii you2
Mr.. and Mrs. John Tlerney went to st.
Johnsbury yesterday afternoon to attend
the wedding Of his niece, Miss Lillian
Tierney, which takes place today.
The Goddard seminary commencement
is to be held the week Of June 10th, one
week earlier than previous years on ac-
count Of the school year being shoTtened,
The home talent vaudeville given under
the auspices Of the Ladies Auxiliary of the
Montpelier T. NJ. Q. A. Monday after
noon and evening, netted the sum OF
5000.
Il Henry Casson OF Montpelier pleaded
guilty TO q second offence OF intoxieation
i ID city court last evening and paid S22 ga
to The court He was arrested BY Officer
Hamel
\ There is TO be meeting Of manufacture
ers and business men next Tuesday even
4 ing at which &. X. Dunkar and other gas
meu viii speak to explain the economy Of
gas as 3 power, etc.
A new mongui engine was sent to the
/ local Central Vermont yards yesterday to
take the place of the old and decrepit No.
4 IA which has been doing part of,the shift
ing and running the regular 20 Williams
town.
The circulars put out at the houses yes
terday, advertising Hadley's Moving pic
lures, gave the prices as Is, Is, IS and 80
cents. This is mistake. The Boys
club makes the prices at l5, 25 and IS.
| Fifteen for children. Tickets are now on
sale at the Red Cross Pharmacy.
/ Charles j Waterman Of Barre town, a
brother Of letter carrier Waterman, and
Miss Alice May Parker were united in
marriage at the Methodist parsonage yes
terday morning. Rev. r. F. Lowe perform.
ing the ceremony. On their return from
a short wedding trip they with make their
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