The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-12
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Lace sale at yaughan's.

FAN colors in outings at Abbott's.
New waists for fan wear at Abbotts.
saturday sale Of shirt waists at
Vaughan's.
Fancy white P. x. skirts, only s1.25,
at Vaughan's.
A brilliantine skirt for $3.50 at Per-
rvs on Saturday.
James Marion went to Burlington this
morning to spend Sunday.
a. H. Buzzell went to Highgate this
morning on fishing trip.
Mrs. John Harrington Of Richmond is
visiting relatives in the city.
Bargains in boys 25eblouses at 15c on
Saturday at seghels & Brady's.
Miss Lila Nelson is working as assist
ant book keeper at Smiths market.
Judge w P. Stafford went to st.
bloomsbury yesterday after visit in
town.
John Blamie and Ernest Batchelder
went to Plainield today to fish on a
pond.
John Mitchell returned last night
from a few days visit with friends in
Burlington.
Miss Nellie Cors<ie returns today
from a two weeks visit with friends in
Wells River.
Henry j. Smith and Fred B. Mudgett
have gone to Joes Pond to spend Sunday
at their cottage.
Hot weather drinks at f. a. browns.
Try Dewey Smash" something new
in Scent drink.
Miss Margaret Wood returns today
from a two weeks visit with friends in
lWoodsville, N. II.
G. T. Troupe returned this morning
from Pkiladelphia, where he has been
for the past four months.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Gould More and SON,
lClfton, left last evening for Mr.. More's
former home in Roxbury, n. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Bancroft Of
4 Pawtuclea r. l., are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs, + Z. Page Of Highland avenue.
\ The Loyal Temperance Legion viii
Inject in the Baptist church for re-
hearsal this afternoon at 2.30 o'clock.
Bargains in mems 25c summer bal.
\ hriggan underwear, light and dark col
ors, at 19c on Saturday at Segels 4
Brady's.
Il Master Wendell Londgren, son Of Chas
II A. Londgren, underwent a successful
operation at the Burlington hospital
yesterday.
II Attention is called to the announce
Speakers from abroad of unusual inter
est are to be present in three churches.
n Alfred Lonergan, clerk in the Rec
Cross pharmacy, goes TO his home j.
Burlington tomorrow for two weeks
vacation. He viii also visit relatives il
Montreal.
Miss Pauline Nj King OF Brooklyn, n
VI, who has been visiting at The hom,
Of Mi and Mrs. John Robins for tn,
| past two months, went to Meriden, n
II. today for visit.
The Hogan's Alley ball nine defeated
the Gospel Village Stars yesterday after
noon, by the score Of 6 to /. The bat
teries were: Hogan's Alleys, Turner anC
Gilbertsoni Gospel Village Stars, Ellis
and Wishart.
A. F. Whitney has sold his farm, for
merly owned by Edgar Trow on East
hin. to N. w. Sutton. Of Hardwiek
consideration $1,000. The sale was made
Il. /,
agency Of Morlisyille.
The Globe Granite company of Mont
peler brought Injunction proceeding
against the Ryle q Mccormick Grant,
company for shutting the power Of
from their she'd after eiectment proceed
Iings had been served upon the formel
company by the latter.
Master Harold Hall, son Of Mr.. ans
Mrs. George Hall Of Franklin street
was five years old Thursday, and il
honor Of the event entertained fifteer
lof his friends Games were played and
refreshments Of ice cream and fruit were
served. The little people had fine
time.
Miss Annie Whitehead, who has beer
visiting at her home in this city for thu
! past few weeks, left this morning fol
! Old Orchard, Me-, for a short stay be-
fore going to Winchester, Mass. She
! was accompanied by her sister, Miss
Agnes Whitehead, who will visit in Bos-
ton.
II Gorton's Ministries vii appear al
Barre opera house Aug. IS, with on en-
tirely new, novel and up-to-date attrae-
ton The wardrobe, stage, and scenic
elects are elaborate and expensive. and
the company comprises only the best and
most capable performers. a street par
ade Of more than usual attraetiveness
viii be given at noon
Seyerino Alorandi, Giavanni Mabiati
and Giuseppe Morandi, who have had q
fine pen 81 rabbits at 2 Farwell street
had the whole 4 killed by some mis-
ereant yesterday afternoon, who broke
open the box in which they We're kept
J They will give a reward for any infor'
nation that will lead to the detection
! Of the guilty parties.
Miss Fannie L. Chamberlain, who has
been engaged as teacher of art at Mont
pelier seminary, viii teach mechanical
and architectural drawing, as wen as
the other courses formerly taught, in
nike Nae ,.atgnts 10.