The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-13
TALK OF THE TOWN.

sale 81 tailored suits and Jackets At
Abbott's.
W, K Wheatley Of South Northheld was
IN town today.
Why not take a box OF Banner eats at
Smiths market for pc
Or. j.. Henry Jackson went to Buriine-
ton this morning on business.
You need one Of those outing suits AZ
McWhorter's, for these hot days.
Allen Mover began work this morning
as clerk In the Barre Book store.
Choice Creamery process bntter, twenty
cents per pound. Eastman Bros.
Rev. B. c. Roberts went to Burlington
today to attend the musical festival
Mrs. Nellie smith Of North Montpelier
spent sunday with friends in the city.
Allen Reid began his duties as clerk in
the Red Cross pharmacy this morning.
Look in Moore & Owens show window
for mems outiug flannel working shirts.
A son was born this morning to Mr.. and
Mrs. W. w Carey Of south Main street.
Mrs. Sarah sayles OF Richmond is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Il. G, Whitaker
Charles Mcdonald went to st. Adams
Saturday to spned Sunday with friends.
George Cook finished work at Barry &
Williams furniture store Saturday night.
Don't forget that McWhorter has the
largest variety IN underwear and at right
prices.
Born, June Il, to Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
LaPage, SON. Both mother and baby
are doing well.
The Junior League will have a picnic at
Benjamin Pals tomorrow, taking the Is
car at the church.
Schedules for the Northern League base
bali games can De obtained at the North
eru hotel, this city
George Gates left last night on the mid.
night train for Boston, where he expects
to and employment.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. /. Forbes and son, Os
car, arrived IN town Saturday from Pep
PERIL, Mass, for visit.
Wliie Trail after II weeks sickness, Is
celebrating bis 2ist birthday today By sit
ting up for the first time.
Mrs B. II. Braley went to Burlington
this morning to attend the musical festi-
val which IS held there this week.
The Lorne Elwyn company, one Of the
best of repertoire companies, Is here and
will open at Castle Park theatre this even
ing
Miss Julia Kline returned Saturday
from Boston, where she has been teaching,
to visit he parents, Mr.. aud Mrs, Carleton
Kline at the seminary.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. D. Allen leave this al
ternoon for western trip, visiting rela
! tiyes In several places in Missouri and
taking Ia the Sc, Louis exposition.
a. d. Morse went to Old Orchard
Beach, Me-, this morning to snperintend
some improvements on the building lots
which he purchased there this summer
The class Of 04 which graduated from
4 Spaulding high school last week went on a
\ ride to Berlin pond today. Mr.. and Mrs.
George N. Iilden went as chaperons for
the class.
Miss Badger announces that until July
i she win continue to give drawing lessons
/ forenoons FOR 25e an hour, and basketry
lessons afternoons for 85c q lesson, at 80
Averill street
A special meeting OF the amusement
committee Of Queen Of the Forest Circle,
s57 will be held at Mrs. Forbes house at
i 7 O'Clock tonight. All are requested to be
present as there is special business.
Children's Day was observed at most Of
/ the churches Of the city yesterday, ser
mons appropriate to the day being preach
4 ed and ia some instances concerts we're
carried out There we're large audiences.
Flfty-four children Of the Emergency
room sewing class were given picnic at
4 Beniamin's Falls Saturday afternoon. The
party was chaperoned BY Mrs. n. d.
Phelps, Mrs. E Richardson and Mrs. f.
D. Cate,
Prof, O. ID Mathewson leaves tonight
for johnson to visit the normal school
there as one Of the state commissioners.
Mrs. Mathewson win 70 to Hyde Park for
a short visit before going 70 Wheeioek for
the summer
Miss Mary Carleton leaves tonight on
/ the 5. 80 train for KirksyilIe, Mo. to at
tend the graduation Of her sister, Miss
Margaret Carleton. from the Still school
of 0steopathy. The graduation exercises
take place next week
4 The regular meeting Of Queen Of the
Forest Circle, 357 win be held at Fores-
tiers hall tomorrow at 1889 p M A full
attendance is required as there is import
ant business to be transacted. Refresh
ments after the meeting,
4 The chemical engine was called TO West
street by telephone Saturday evening at
about so, for fire that had started
around the chimney Ia the attic 81 the
house belonging to Il. ]. Bolster at 81
West street, The chemical made short
work Of it.
i G.. II. Anker, who has been local repre-
sentative for G. E. Tayntor & Co. for the
past 10 years and who has been purchas-
Il ing all their Barre work, will soon finish
working for them. This firm Is now en-
tirely out Of the quarrying business In
r porrn and are u05g ugfnu Mama nrnuitn