The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-17
TALK OF THE TOWN.
silk sale at Abbott,s.

Keep cool IN a klmona at SOC. You
can buy at Fits.
Everything in warm weather goods
at right prices. Moore & Owens.
cilbertson's orchestra at the series
dance this evening.
Remember the series dance at Hale's
pavilion this evening.
The best children's hose at two pairs
for 25c at Perry's today.
McWhorter is sole agent in Barre for
Munsing union suits for men and boys.
Wanted.-To rent cash register. Ap-
ply at Freniey's restaurant, Granite
street.
Mrs. NJ. H. Hughes returned last
night from several weeks visit in
Boston.
Don't forget the benefit foot bah game
at the Rangers park on Berlin street this
afternoon.
Mrs. N. F. Burgess, nurse, has had
her house connected by telephone. The
call is 1858.
G. s. Beach arrived in the city last
night from Wilkesbare, Pa, for visit
at his home.
Miss r. NJ. CrandaIl, music teacher
in the city schools, went to Burlington
this morning.
Francis, the two ear-old child Of
Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Blake, is quite i'll
with fever.
c. n. Scott and G. Libersont went to
Burlington this morning for few days
fishing on the lake.
All orders for the Surrey team should
be left or telephoned direct to Hughes
Livery Stables. Phone 1l6-21.
Mrs. j. f. Mcsweeney and son left
yesterday noon for Hartford, Conn.,, to
visit at the home Of her parents.
S. w. Jones Of this city was made
grand sword bearer at the meeting of
The Masons in Burlington this week.
AlcWhorter's line of negligee shirts,
in white and fancy patterns, is worthy
of your attention. Prices, soc TO $500.
Mr. and Mrs. George Close Of Cam
bridge, Mass, arrived in the city last
night and win spend the summer at
the Morrison farm.
Clean your old straw hat with Pana-
ma Straw Hat Cleaner. Price csc, at
the Red Cross Pharmacy, Miles Granite
Block.
Series dance at the pavilion Saturday
evenings with Gilbertson's orchestra
furnishing music. Fifty cents per couple,
Ladies free.
Harold Swasey returned last night
from the University OF Vermont at Bur
lington to spend the summer vacation
lat his home.
1helt viii be d meeting Of The sons -
st. George in Forester's hall, this
evning at o.so. Business 81 importance
TO attend 10.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs Fred Philips, a
son, ON june IL, at Lynn, Mass. Mrs
Philips viii be remembered as Miss Kate
lmlah Of Long, Vt.
Mrs. Ella Spencer and her mother
Mrs. Flint, returned to their home ii
Washington last night from Boston
where they spent the winter.
The Ladies' Aid oil st. Monica 5 church
viii hold lawn party on the church
lawn Wednesday evening at O'Clock
Cake and ice cream win be served.
The Ida Reed w. c. T. Z. held Their
regular meeting yesterday afternoon
with Mrs. p. L. Brown. After the meet
ing Mrs. Brown served fruit waters
George Mann captured turtle al
Woodbury. pond yesterday that measured
~ inches long and 10 inches wide. Mr.
Mann brought the turtle home alive.
All Sunday papers in the city viii be
sold on the streets for cents each and
in the two book stores for sc until fur
Their notice. w. Frank Harris, G. w
Martin.
Regular meeting of Junior Court Barre
No /, f. of A.. will be held in Foresters'
hall Monday evening, June 10, at 7.30
O'Clock. Election of officers. All mem
bers must be present.
The No Name whist club held an out
ing at Caledonia Park yesterday after
noon, the ladies going down early and
the gentleman at about 5 o'clock. Lunch
was served at the park and the party
returned shortly before 9 o'clock.
Mrs. Levina Titus of Tunbridge, a
lady who passed her ninetieth birthday
the 9th of last month, arrived in town
last evening to visit her grandson, III. G.
Alexander, of South Main street. Mrs.
Titus is sprightly in spite Of her age.
On Tuesday evening the Montpelier
division Of the A. O. Fl. will exemplify
the degree upon some twenty candidates
from Mortified. The work viii be done
in the A. 0. II. hall in Montpelier
and viii be witnessed by delegates from
the division of the order in Barre and
Graniteville.
The standing of those who have won
points in the weekly tournament of the
Barre Golf club is as follows: G. A.
Dodge, 80; il. w. Nichols, 8; j. 7. Aver
ill, 3; IL b. Dodge, 8 G. w. Tilden, 81;
John Mercer, 8; Jas. MacKay, rs; r..
w. Field, 2; JAS Reid, 2; Jas. Rhind, RI;
G. A. Ross, I; +. A. Rowland, i l.. j..
Bailey, q; 7. G. Peters, 5.
A voluntary petition in bankruptcy
has been received by e. H. Deavitt,
referee in bankruptcy, from A. E. Cob
leigh Of South Mortified. The petition
er has run a general store, Liabilities
are placed at 1920 with assets Of