The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-24
TALK OF THE TOWN.
New chimesettes at Fits.

S140O silk suits for $3.50 at Abbott's.
Boys base ball suits at Mewhmter's.
Fringed bed quilts with cut corners
at Abbott's for SIPS.
Paris Green, the kind that kills bugs,
At Hendricks drug store.
Rev w. a. Kinzie went to Bristol this
morning on a BUSINESS trip.
Miss N. f. Sexton was visitor in
Williamstown over Sunday.
F. NJ Andrenni has returned from
visit to his sister in Lubee, Maine.
Mrs. F. J. Owens returned yesterday
from two weeks visit in Fairfield.
Look in McWhorters window Tor
swell line OF trunks, bags and suit
cases.
T. A. Carr and wife Of Woodbury.
have been the guests of ?. F. Mccarthy
for few days.
Ezra White, clerk in F. II. Rogers
store, left this morning for a weeks
visit in Montreal.
John Corcoran Of the Brattleboro Re-
former has been spending a short vaca-
ton at his home in this city.
The friends Of Murdo Nj Campbell
will feel at ease as he was located at a
picnic in Williamstown Saturday.
Church of the Good Shepherd, Tues
day, the Feast of st. James, Holy Com
munion will be celebrated at 900 a. ~.
Judge A. G. Fay and wife vent to
Waitsfeld yesterday ON an automobile
trip, returning by way Of Williamstown
Gull.
Smith g. Cummings are fixing up
small room 1t the rear Of their market
for drying room, where they dry their
own beef
Freel Perry's shoe store are giving
away pair Of ladies' Blrson hose with
each pair OF ladies' $3.50 oxfords or
$500 high shoes.
Letter Carrier Frank Dyer and wife
and Alexander Smith left this noon for
d carriage drive aud fishing trip through
iirookfield aud Roxbury.
| 0. D. Bacon Of Elmore has been visit
ing in town for several days. Mr.. Bacon
! was representative from his town to the
last session Of the legislature.
Mrs. Ezra Snow and children have re-.
turned to their home in Ausable Forks,
ii II, after two weeks visit with Mrs.
SHOWS sister, Mrs. Ed Blanchard.
Fred L. White returned to Lyndon
vile Saturday afternoon after q two
weeks visit at the home Of his father,
&. +. White, Of North Main street.
The Young Mems club bali team was
defeated by a nine from the South End
Saturday afternoon by the score Of 16
tie 10. Sherifs and Coop, Smith and
Sector were the batteries.
Walter L. Ranger leaves Montpelier
tonight for Providence, r, T., to enter
| upon his new duties as head OF the
/ Rhode Island schools His family will
lremaiR in Montpelier for month longer
Misses Myrtle ana Clara Puryee and
Mrs. Pnrvee, Mr.. and Mrs. f. T. Mower
Wilbur Mower, Miss Blanche Arey and
Mrs. Arey left this morning for a two
weeks vacation at Star Farm beach on
Lake Champlain.
The troop OF cavalry and battery OF
Iaftillery that has been with the Mass.
laehusetts militia at Westiield, Mass
Ipassed through Barre yesterday fore
moon on the way back to Fort Ethan
/ Allen, after an absence OF several weeks
Foresters attention. There will be a
special meeting of Court Barre, No
/ 1917, i .. f., in their hall, Monday
Eeyening, july "a, at 7.30 O'Clock. Let
all members be present as there is bust.
ness Of Importance O. B. Carpenter
G r.
The members OF lroquois Tribe of Red
Men who were guests Of the Shepard
Moving Picture company last Thursday
might entertained Mcssrs Nelson anC
Poor of the company who are Red Men
Saturday night. A delightful time was
passed.
Remember the clerks excursion K
Missisquoi Park, August 9Th. Gilbert
sons orchestra, free dancing in pavilion
base ball game between single and mar
ried men, boating and fishing, genera
good time. Adults, S1.00. Children be
tween 5 and ~ years, soc.
The Congregational Baraca bali team
was defeated by the Woodnen bal
players from Graniteyille, Saturday II
to Is. The game was played on tn,
Goddard campus. Comusky and Craig
We're the battery for GTanitevilIe anS
Wishart and Duncan for the Barracks.
| Secretary p. +. Mccarthy Of the Quar-
|lfy Workers International Union lef
last night for High Island, Maine, wher,
lie has strike on hand. The men Il
the number Of IS quit work yesterday
their agreement having expired and
new one not having been agreed upon
The point on which the men insist is th,
strict enforcement Of the eight hour day
| Two Goddard seminary base BAH pit
thers appeared on Massachusetts dia
monds Saturday afternoon. Char le
Knapp, pitching for Gardner, defeate,
the All Springiields By the score OF i!
to 4. Knapp allowed seven hits. Fraser
! pitching for Fitchburg, was shut out BY
Leominister by the score Of to 0
Fraser was touched up in two innings
.. but during the remainder Of the game