The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-29
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Umbrellas lsc, at Perry's today.

$3.50.
six floss pillows at Abbott's as low
as l5c,
Monarch brand Of negIigee shirts at
McWhorter's.
Large assortment Of s0c wool dress
goods at Abbott's.
Auction sale tonight, city Auction
rooms, Pearl street.
Miss Edno Kimball has returned from
a two weeks visit in Chelsea.
Madras curtains for 75e per pair at
Perry's today and this evening
Homemade candy for Saturday, zoe
per box at the Barre Candy Kitchen.
Mems Aliddlesex sox, two pairs for
a quarter. None better. John Mclean.
All the popular music, i9c. Special
orders, Csc Ideal Book and Stationery
Store.
E. G. Wells is visiting his son, Rev.
L. r. Wells, in South Royalton' for a
few days,
The Montpelier Military Band will
play at the Clan Gordon picnic next
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank McWhorter and
family have returned from their camp
at Greensboro.
Mrs. o. H. Hale went TO Potter Place.
NJ H., this morning for few weeks
visit with friends.
Mrs. ". S. Campbell and children left
this morning for short visit with
friends in Warren.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Eastman went to
Highgate Springs this morning for a
two weeks vacation.
Phe Catholic Order Of Foresters re-
ceived three applications at their meet-
ing, held last evening.
r. y. Cutler has returned from syra-
cuse, n. Y, where be has been on bust
ness for several weeks.
". r. Stevens went to Marshfeld this
morning on business for the Information
al Correspondence School.
Nat Whittier and daughter, Florence,
returned yesterday from a vacation
spent at Peake's Island, IN Portland har-
Dor.
Miss Bessie Farnsworth returned last
night from Berlin pond, where she has
been camping with friends the past
week.
There win be special meeting Of
Granite Polishers' union tonight at 7,30
in Painters hall. Special business Of
Importance.
Mrs. f. w. Porter and daughter, Lii
liam, Of Lynn, Mass, arrived in this
city to spend the remainder Of the sum
mer with her mother.
A dog which followed Leslie Lawrence
home could not be driven away and il
now at Mr.. Lawrence's home on Elm
wood avenue, awaiting its owner.
c. w. Huntington left yesterday on
business trip through the West. He
will meet Mrs Huntington at Chicago
where she has been for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Sanderson and
Mrs. Nelson SandersoR who have been
visiting friends in this city and win.
Jamestown, left this morning for Port.
land, Ne
After being employed IN the Barre
Telegram Office for three years Elsie
Even concluded her duties there last
night and will enter the Montpelier
Argus Office.
Mr.. and Airs. William Scott, Mr.. and
Mrs. f. A. Walker and Mr.. and Mrs.
Babcock went to Waterbury this morn
ling to visit at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs,
NJ. I. seribner.
The marriage OF Charles Edward
Theriault and Miss Gertrude Mae Wood,
both OF Montpelier, is to take place at
? o'clock Monday morning at 81. Aug
ustine's church.
Weather permitting, the lawn party
of the Odd Ladies viii be held Monday
evening at the homie Of Il. I. Cutler.
The Ladies are requested to bring cakes
in the afternoon.
The annual picnic OF Stephens s Ger
lrard's employees was held yesterday at
Highland grove, during which the feature
was the ball game, won by the single
men over tire married men.
The Young Men club base ball team
was defeated yesterday by the East
street nine by the score Of 20 TO ~.
| The batteries We're; Timmins and Creed /;
Gouchey, SINNERS and Sector.
segel 4 Brady are Offering today in
their ladies' department, IS ready made
summer wrappers in medium and light
colors, all sizes, of the Csc kind, for
only Soc First to come gets best Sc
lection, 50 come early.
Remember the clerks excursion to
Mississippi Park, August 9th. Gilbert
sons orchestra, free dancing in pavilion,
base ball game between single and mar
ried men, boating and fishing, general
good time. Adults, $500. Children be-
tween and IL years, soc.
Two brothers, William and Nj Reed,
of New York, were in Montpelier yester-
day. They are on d pedestrian tour,
having started from Portland, Maine, on
june u They have already Travelled
800 miles. They say that they never
felt better in their lives. From Montpe-
llier they headed over the mountains to
lNergennes.
Walter z. Ranger is closing up his