The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-07-12
TALK OF THE TOWN.
ublIe waItlng.room At Abboltls.

Don't forget the private dance tonight.
o. Larrello has gone to New York on
business.
Trunks, bags and suit cases at Nc
Whorter's.
A.D. Giney Of Boston is in town today
on business.
Ladies lace hose, only 25c for two pairs,
at Yaughan's.
c. L. Bugbee returned this afternoon
from Highgate.
Geo. Walker went to Ryegate this morn
ing on business.
Ira calef Of Washington was in the
city today on business.
There win be meeting Of the clerks
union tomorrow evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Barrows are visit
ing relatives in Vergennes
John NJ. Smith at Graniteyille went to
Bury, ?. O., today on visit
John Doheney Of Brockton. Mass, Wis
tied friends in the city today.
Are you in need Of summer suit? A
few left at half price at Fits
Phillip Ellis is spending his vacation
with friends In West Topsham.
Mis- Margaret Doheney Of Mortified was
Ia the city today visiting friends.
DR.. and Mrs. B. W Braley went to Ran
dolph this morning to visit friends.
Woodmen's drill at Hale's pavilion,
Wednesday evening at $50 sharp.
Miss Fannie Carleton has gone to Old
Orchard for few weeks vacation.
E. S. Bemis is building house on Hill
street at the head Of Patterson street.
One lot Of 24-inch suit cases to close at
75c EACH at the Boston Bargain Store.
J. G. Rowell istakinga short vacation
from bis work on the NJ. and w. r. r.
The regular conyocation Of Ruth Chap
ter, No. 80, Wednesday evening at 1850.
John E. smith went to Milan, ?. O..
this morning for short visit with reIa-
tives.
Call at McWhorter's and look over the
fan samples for custom suits and over
coats.
John Lampson and Fred Parmeter OF
Brookfeld are in town today to attend the
ball game.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Wool Of Spring
field, Mass, are visitingat G. D. Swasey' !
on Nelson street.
The Nightingale club met last night and
worked the Saith degree. Several new
members we're initiated.
+. L. Scott and Webster Laird return
ed this morning from a visit at the for
mer's home in Granville.
Mrs w D. Reid and daughter, Christi
ma, left last night for six weeks visit
with relatives IN Toronto.
Mrs. John smith and children ana Miss
Maude Ayers went to Old Orchard Beach
Ne, today for the summer
1 The regular monthly meeting Of the Ia
I dies Aid Of the Presbyterian church vii
be held this evening at o'clock.
Mason and Lightning fruit jars ami
rubbers, jelly tumbleFs, preserving ket
ties, etc, at the Boston Bargain Store.
Emslie's store on Pearl street will b
closed every afternoon from July Is i
Sept. IS, excepting on funeral occasions
Mrs. Ezra snow and two children q
Ausable Forks, n. Il, are here on visi
with Mrs. SHOWS sister, Mrs I'd, Blaneh
ard
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Hood returne
from Topsham yesterday, where they ha
been to attend the funeral Of Mr.. Hood
sister, Mrs. L. T. Ball.
George Quebec pleaded not guilty to ii
charge Of intuxication Ia Montpelier cit
court yesterday but was found guilty 0
Chief MeMahon's testimony.
w. G. Jones announces in another co
umn his return TO Barre and that be
ready to do al kinds of work 10 his linz
either by the day Or contract.
The Granite Polishers union, No. SG4:
viii hold their regular meeting Wednel
day evening at 7.30 in Wheelock blocl
A full attendance Is requested. Bushes
Of Importance.
Lunnie Bros span Of horses weI
standing at the Central station last even
ing when they became frightened at a
engine and made q lively run as far q
the Currier block where they were FINAL
held up.
Rev James O'NeiIl OF Mortified, VII
has been stopping In this city for fe
days, In company with Rev. FIR. MeKenn
and FT Cray, went to st. Adams th
morning to attend the conference o. tt
Roman Catholic clergy Of Vermont.
The Republican caucus to elect IL del
4 gates to the county convention win
1 held ia Miles hall tomorrow evening.
there are four states attorney candidate
who desire to have delegation fayoriI
each one, the caucus promises to be b
: one.
: A match betweensthe second Fights
, the Barre and Granite City quoting oh
4 will be played on Wednesday evening
4 1880 on the Granite City grounds.
players are requested to be present. II
M $3.50 a.