The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-09
TALK OF THE TOWN.

tHe new sweaters LOT ladies' az
Excursionists, see advertisement Of City
Fish Market.
Genuine bargains in light weight goods
at MeWhorter's.
Auction sale Of c. W. Laing houses this
afternoon at 4.S0.
See the fans with string Of beads, only
l0c, at yaughan's.
Large, ripe, juicy Georgia peaches, 4oc
per basket, at Ladd's.
Fall styles in the Gnyer self conforming
hat at Moore & Owens
| Asa Pepper Of Washington was in the
city today on business.
Everybody come with the clerks August
10 and have good time.
The clerks want you to come with them
Aug 10 and have good time.
The stores viii be closed all day .omor-
row but will be open this evening.
See Moore & Owens window for caps
before going on the clerks excursion.
Don't miss an excellent concert. An
excellent car ride Thursday evening.
The clerks always have the best exeur-
sion 50 come along and enjoy yourself.
Earl and Marion Dickey have gone to
Warren for short visit with relatives
B. A. Eastman and Ray Wishart have
gone on carriage drive to West Fairlee.
A daughter was born Aug srd to Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Alexander Of Pearl street.
The clerks extend invitations to every
body to join them on their excursion Aug.
10.
Tomorrow is the last day on which you
can pay your taxes without extra cost to
yourself.
Mrs. n. J, Leonard and daughters have
gone 70 Barnet for an extended visit with
relatives.
Miss Rose Cook leaves tomorrow for
Worcester, Mass, for weeks visit with
relatives.
Mrs. A. FL Ordway returned Saturday
from four weeks visit with relatives 10
Claremont, N H.
Miss Margaret Daley, who is in at her
home IN Burlington was reported as some
what improved Yesterday.
The marriage Of Miss Mary vanoni and
a. Lana, both Of this city is announced to
take place next Thursday.
r. Wolcott and wife. who have been
visiting In the city returned to their home
| Ia Morrisville this morning.
Kathyrine, the little daughter Of Arthur
LaPage, was severely burned last night
about o'clock BY hot water.
Mrs. F. A. Hutchinson and Mrs. Kate
Gardiner went TO Mortified this morning
for few days visit with friends.
Mrs. Il S. Banister Of Plattsburg, n.
~, who is visiting at "A. +. Dodge's, went
to Montpelier today to visit friends.
John I Ayerill and Donald ". smith
went 10 Burlington this morning to attend
the Burlington and Ban base bali game
The odd Ladies win have sewing
meeting at Mrs Edwin c. Vears, Ill Ma
pie Ave, Wednesday, August 10, at p.s
N.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Fl. Eddy, who have
been visiting friends In the city for few
days, returned TO their home In st. Johns
bury this morning.
Miss Lillian Tassie, who has been iii
at the home Of her brother, John +. Tas-
sic, for several weeks went to her home In
Swanton last night.
Mrs. A. z, Conant and daughter, who
have been the guests Of DR.. and Mrs.
Lamb returned TO their home ia Paw
tucket, +. ! this morning.
Mrs. W G. French and son, Cyril. ar
rived home last evening after spending
two months at Revere Beach with her sis.
ter, Mrs f. w Porter Of Lynn, Mass.
The clerks base bali team goes to Cabot
this morning to play the town team there.
The team was 10 have played at Chelsea
tomorrow but the game was cancelled by
the latter
The Hardwick, VT, paper states that
the ]. S. Garside Big stock Co. are the
best repertoire company that ever visited
that place They broke all records there
the week Of July Is.
D'afiittare mn appartamento di Cingue
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Chiesa Cattollca, per so mensili, Riyol
gersi Cavieehi nella stessa casa cd al
portiere del Miles block.
VIM. Donald leaves tonight on the mid
night train for Boston from which port be
viii sail Thursday on the Republic for
visit to Aberdeen, Scot. Mr. Mcdonald
will be gone two months.
The Barre Savings Bank and Trust Co.
and the National Bank Of Barre close to-
morrow, inasmueh as the places of BUSH
ness close and In compliance with the re-
quest Of the clerks union.
II you miss any performance of the J. S.
Garside Big Stock Co, at Castle Park
Theatre this week you will miss the big.
gest aud best offering of the season Prices
are 10, 20 and SOC. No higher
Miss Ina Dutton OF Williamstown has
been engaged as stenographeT In D. A.
Parry's real estate Office to take the place
Of Miss Anna Inglis, who goes tomorrow
to the White Mountains to play piano
in an orchestra.
The eight year old son OF N I. Spauld-
ing Of Orange street was sliding down
bank Yesterday afternoon and cut a cash