The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-07
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Band concert at Montpelier tonight
Belts at from CSC to s1.oo each at
McWhorter's.
Frank Cults went TO Boston today for
visit with friends.
Miss Bertha Payne went to Roxbury
this morning on a visit.
Watch for the special offer Of a New
Idea Magazine at Abbott's.
F. b. Cate and Abram Mann are in
Waterbury today on business.
Church Of the Good Shepherd, Litany
and address tonight at seven o'clock.
Have You seen those suit cases at csc
each at the Boston Bargain Storei
Mrs. b. w. Hooker and children went
to Greensboro pond this morning for an
stay at the Hooker cottage.
Napoleon Amedy left yesterday for
Saginaw, Mich, to yisithis brother, whom
he has not seen for 27 years.
HammocSs, ice cream freezers, cro-
quet sets, window screens, oil stoves,
etc, at the Boston Bargain Store.
Mrs. George P. Milne is confined to
the house with a badly sprained ankle,
the injury being sustained Tuesday at
the Woodmen's picnic.
The Swedish Ladies' Sewing society
win hold a sale in their han in the Wor-
then block Saturday evening Every
body is cordially invited.
Saturday the Peoples Shoe Store will
sell any $3.50 tan oxford in their stock,
including the celebrated Haywood and
Dizer" makes, for s2.9s.
The Barre Rangers foot ball club will
hold a special meeting in their club
house tonight at P. m. All members
be present. A. Wishart Pres.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. 7. Carley returned
yesterday from several days outing
at Highgate. While there Mrs. Carley
caught a five-pound black bass.
Charles S. Wallace and wife and Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Mari drove to Waits
River today to visit at the home Of
Mr.. Wallaee's sister, Mrs. John Dodge.
William S. Alexander, secretary Of
the National Granite Manufacturers
association, returned to Boston today
after a short visit at his home in this
city,
William Fobister was arrested last
night by Officer Hamel for intoxieation
In city court this morning Fobister
pleaded guilty and paid fine with
costs amounting to S13.09.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. u Kenyon and son,
Charles, and Miss Florence Parker left
ion an automobile trip this morning to
LyndonVille, where they win spend a
short vacation visiting relatives
Attention, Labor Picnic Committee!
A meeting Of the Labor day picnic
committee viii be held in Painters hall
on Friday evening July 18th, at 1880
o'clock. Alex'r Ironside, Secretary.
casimer Brodaskas, former Russian
soldier, whose home was ii Poland, IS
u recent arrival ia Barre, coming here
June 15, He is making his home with
his brother on a farm in GraniteyiIle.
An members Of the Ladies' Aid So
ciety Of ST Monica's church are request
ed to meet at the Convent at 7.45 a. M,
Sunday, July eth, 70 attend Holy COM
munion in body at the 8 O'Clock Mass.
A golf team from the Old Pine club
Of st. Johnsbury will come to Barre this
afternoon for a return match with the
Barre Golf club The match will be
played at the local links tomorrow fore
noon.
Chief Brown had two extra patrohGen
on duty Yesterday to look after the
Grcus crowd. They were Joseph Dyer
and Charles Johnson. The crowd was
most orderly and there wGs little need
tor police surveillance.
F. j. McCuen, AIather & Temple, L.
~ & II. G. Gleason, the Perley +. Pope
company and d. S. Wheatley, Montpe-
iier dry goods merchants, have given no
tice that after September they will dis.
continue the use Of trading stamps and
other similar schemes.
"Will be remembered for years to
come" is how Messrs. a. A. Smith &
Brother stTikingly and tersely state
their case respecting their extraordinary
prices made now on merchandise to clear.
Among the many lines of goods offered
are shirts, underwear, hosiery, suspend.
ers, collars, ladies' shoes, mems shoes
and mems hats. Don't fail to read their
advertisement in aunthar cofnron ana