The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-07-28
TALK OF THE TOWN.
New neckwear at Abbott's.

New embroidered wash belts at
Vaughans
N. J. Green went to Burlington today
on business.
Earl spaulding Of Bradford is the guest
OF George Kent.
,. Il. Wells was in Woodbury. yesterday
with his automobile.
E. I. Densmore went to st Johnsbury
this morning on business.
May we have your measure for that
fall SUITE Moore Il Owens.
There will be a meeting Of yincitia
club this evening at O'Clock.
Special sale Of children's hose at Toe
per pair at Perry's on Saturday.
Charles Lonergan of Burlington is visit
ing his sister, Mrs. T. E. Hamel.
Don't forget the most popular excursion
Of the season Saturday, the 30th.
Regular stated conclaye Of St. Aldemar
Commandery this evening at s O'Clock.
z. r. Scott returned last night from
several days outing at Highgate Springs
Take look at our ladies oxfords we are
selling at SIPS and 500 Badger, Nc
Lean & Co.
There will be band concert at the
State street stand, Montpelier, tomorrow
evening at O'Clock.
+. H. Rogers and wife returned last
night after several days visit with rela-
lives 10 Littleton, N. Il.
BY express, twenty dozen lace collars in
white, butter and champagne colors, spec
ial, only l5c each, at Vaughan's.
Carl Sawyer returned to his work in
Proctor today, after weeks visit in this
city and at his home in Wiliiamstown.
Miss May Ambrose Of Rifton. n. Y,
and Mrs. Daniels Of Waterbury were in
the city yesterday as the guests of Mrs. G.
q. Mascot.
Arthur Jackson went 10 White River
junction this morning to take course Of
instruction before entering upon bis duties
as railway mail clerk.
Prof. W. E. Corliss' singing school en-
tertainment will be held In the East Barre
Opera house this evening A box supper
and promenade at the close.
Mrs. Martha Corllss and Miss Jessie
Perrin went to Reeds Ferry, n. H., this
morning. Mrs. Corliss has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Fred Perrin, and re-
turns to her home.
The suit Of r. A. Hoar vs. Harvey Her
sey, for professional services, has been
settled and discontinued, a stipulation as
to settlement having been filed in the
county clerks Office.
Mrs. ". II. Oliver and family, William
Oliver, Misses Jennie Oliver, Maggie Hun
ter and Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Oliver and
family went to Highgate this morning for
two weeks outing
The skeleton Of what Is thought To be
an Indian was unearthed a few days ago
In Washington. The skull, trunk, and
one arm was found and the digging is be-
ing carried on for further discoveries.
Call at Gates Real Estate Agency for
pool room and restaurant, small dry
goods business connected VIII sell whole
or one half interest. Owner going away.
Price low for Immediate sale. Located In
Barre town.
The speakers at the Republican meeting
to be held this evening at the Armory IN
Montpelier are Kittredge Hasklns and
James E. Hooker Of Brrttleboro, G. j. Bell
Of Walden, c. II. Stearns Of johnson and
Frank Plumley Of Northfeld,
For bargains in underwear, neckwear,
hosiery and shoes, see A A. Smith and
Brothers. advertisement in another coll
umn Of this paper. Also for fall hats, as
they are the first in the field with com
plete line Of up.to-date hats for early fall
wear.
Go on the Modern Woodmens excur-
tsion to Fort Frederic July so Special
train from Barre 7l5 a. m, Montpelier
] IS to connect with steamer Vermont. =
Charming boat ride and three hours on
grounds. Only SIPS for adults and So
cents for children.
The license local option partyof Wash
ington county has called mass conven-
tion TO be held III rooms III the Union
block, Montpelier, at 10 o'clock in the
| forenoon on August for the purpose Of
determining the question Of putting tick
ct in the field and nominating county Off.
GERS. The Democrats have their conven-
ton on the same day.
A big sale this week Of mems water
iprOof garments, such as mackintoshes,
rubber coats, automobile rain coats and
cravauette rain proof coats in sizes from
i34 to IS and at prices from s. 90 up.
Now is your time TO get a rain coat or a
coat for rain or shine. Remember the
place, Segel & Brady's, In Bolster block,
next door to Barre Savings Bank and
Trust Co.
News has been received here OF the
death at Boston Monday Of James VOL
ford Sterling, who is well known In this
city and Montpelier. While riding a
horse in Burlington three weeks ago he
was thrown and sustained broken arm,
Some time later blood poisoning set in, re-
sulting ID his death. lie was 25 years Of
age Miss Dueam and Miss Cory Of
Montpelier left last night for Boston to
attend the funeral today.
j. B. Reinhalter & Co. have inst secured
at 1878. 600 contract for bank building in
Pennsylvania The outside is 60 be of
Urani4a and tho inside of Italian marble