The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-25
TALK OF THE TOWN.

sale day saturday az Vaughan s.
Central Labor Union meets tonight.
Have you read Perry's advertisement
Band concert at Montpelier this even
ing
Rain coats at AIcWhorter's for $1,000
TO $500.
See the new NJ. and c. dress skirts
at Abbott's
a liberal discount on all summer
weight goods at McWhorter's.
A tenement in the d. NJ. Miles build
ing for rent. Also Office rooms.
Chuch Of the Good Shepherd, Litany
and address tonight at o'clock.
Mrs. Lorinda Mower has returned
from visit in Waterbury Centre.
Saturday home made candy zoe per
box at the Barre Candy Kitchen.
SIR. and Mrs. Charles Bromley of
Cleveland, Ohio, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. J. J. Sowles.
Miss Annie b. Wheelock Of Montpe-
lier is visiting her cousin, Miss Article
Moorecroft, for a few days.
Special sale Of neck ribbons in PLAN
eolors and polka dots at only Toe per
yard at Pelry's on Saturday.
A picked team from Montpelier defeat
ed the electric railroad employees, 9 to
5, at Intercity Park last evening.
Miss. Gertrude Jerry returned to her
home in Burlington today after two
weeks visit with friends in the city.
Regular meeting Of Canton vinton,
Nj. .. this Friday, eyentn, Aug. 18th,
at 730 o'clock. Business Of Importance.
Fred E. Colburn is drawing plans for
extensive plans and alterations on the
residence Of Frank Phimley in North
Held
Tie Presbyterian ladies' Aid picnic
viii be held az Benjamin Falls Satur-
day. August 70, the party leaving "a tha
lis ear.
Segels q Brady offer for saturday only
3s boys and children's soc wash suits,
sizes to s. To close Saturday at
half price, only use each.
The Intercity bali team witnessed the
base ball farce at Burlington yesterday
and went from that city to Rutland,
where they play this afternoon.
Mrs. George Walker and Mrs. Arthur
Snyder and son, Herbert, left on the
noon train for their home in Brooklyn,
n. II, after spending month with
relatives in town.
Everybody cordially invited to attend
the lawn party given by the w G. +.
IT,, at the home Of Mrs Belle Batchelder
on Summer street. An interesting pro-
gram arranged. Cake and ice cream ten
cents.
Two small boys stopped in front Of
the stores where the score in the Bur-
lington- Rutland game yesterday was
posted. One read the score, mine to
nothing, gee, | bet Rutland squealed,
he said.
Mrs. s, b. Huse was taken yesterday
to the Heaton hospital at Montpelier,
where an operation for hemorrhoids was
performed DIR. NJ. d. Lamb Of this city
and DR. G. T.. Chandlerof Montpelier. Mrs
Iiuse j. doing nicely today.
L. j. Densmore started for AIorrisyille
this morning, where he will begin his
iannual trip to the fairs with the Morris
Vile fair next week. This is the 29th
year that Mr.. Densmore has run his
dining tent at the different fairs in the
state
N "a Af;lass na,I ...,,. haaa.,. frsob4
ened while standing in front of the store
on North Main street this morning and
started on the jump down Main street.
Some part Of the team struck Sowden n
Lyons delivery wagon and broke off a
hind wheel No further damage was
done, and the team was stopped near
Merchant street.
The local Rights Of Pythias, who went
to Burlington to attend the state meet
ling, returned home last evening. The
| Uniform Rank Of Barre was one of two
| to participate in the prize drill yester-
day. But for one or two slips the boys
think that they would have won first
place They had four men who had
scarcely drilled before going to Bnrling-
ton. The local team got SIS prize for
| drilling
Mrs George Hall entertained a small
party OF friends at her home on Wash
ington street yesterday afternoon in hon
or Of the 73rd birthday Of her mother,
Mrs. Merrill Jones. The affair was in the
nature OF a surprise to Mrs. Jones and
the party was made up Of old friends
and neighbors. Quite number of peo-
pie called during The afternoon and
evening to congratulate Mrs. Jones and
to wish her many more birthdays.
Use your eyes and investigate the
clearance sale on all summer goods at
A. A. Smith & Brothers. To fully APP
preciate the values offered by them you
must visit their store in the Miles
granite block. Shirts going at half price,
NeclSwear, made from Csc and soc silks,
going at Zoe each. Gentlemen's high
cut hunting shoes at $1.9s. Ladies'
shoes and oxfords in all feathers, taken
from the $3.50 and $500 lines, being
sold at S1os. Underwear summer
weight at lsc per garment, Gentle
mems hose at &c per pair, Collars, all
styles imaginable, to close at &c each.
Come all and bring your friends to this
the greatest reduction sale on reliable
merchandise ever offered in this part
/ Of Che state now on at AZ a. Smith