The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-17
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Col utt7a goOus ~ ituMted pAAN0a ~
Abbott's.
! W II. Gale went to St. Adams this
morning on business.
Mems and boys jersey sweaters in a
variety Of colors at McWhorter's.
Mrs. w. E. Sutherland has. gone to
Old Orchard for two weeks outing.
Principal z. N. Roscoe Of the Spring
field, Vt, schools, was in the city Sat
urday.
Leonard Hunt and William Halvosa
spend Sunday in North Montpelier with
friends.
Rev. Ariel Bellondi left this morning
on business trip Of few days around
the state.
Miss Nina Converse has gone to Mid
dlesex 10 spend months vacation at
her home.
Miss Lena Aloorcroft went to Boston
today, where she VIII spend two weeks
vacation.
Mrs. ". j. Mclean and son, William,
went to Highgate Springs today Tor a
few days stay
Alex n. AfcCaslSill returned Saturday
night from two weeks vacation spent
in Bury, r. Q.
Father Cray went to Burlington this
morning to attend priests retreat
there this week.
A. c. Moore Of the firm Of Moore 4
Owens, IS taking two weeks vacation
from the store.
Mrs. William Scott and Mrs G. IN.
LANG left this morning for a visit in
Sherbrooke, r @,
Homer Fits leaves tomorrow morning
to join his family at kennebunk, Ne,
for a short vacation.
Misses Florence and Nellie Webster Of
Chelsea are visiting their father, Charles
J Webster, for few days.
William Ayers, William Mercer and
Noble Love went to Highgate Saturday
right for few days outing,
Miss NJ. Colson of33 Elm street has
returned from West Newbry, where
Z she has been visiting friends.
Mrs. Sarah GurIey has returned t.
\ this city after an extended visit with
Z treatives in Gloucester, Mass
z Ellis Williams and Arthur Ayerill left
y this morning Tor Highgate, where they
4 viii spend a two weeks vacation.
MI G. i. Demers Of Abbotts store hegaI
Z d two weeks vacation this morning. liz
y goes to st. Charles, Canada, tomorrow
4 Misses Rose and Kate Lonergan O
z Montreal are visiting at the home O
4 Mr.. and Mrs T. E. Hamel for few
= weeks
Mrs. Frank 4. Cove and children ans
X Miss Mayme Neddo went to West Fair
4 lee this morning for a few weeks visi
\ with relatives.
III Mrs. Edward Erickson left last nigh
4 Tor Boston, where she sails for flnian
4 tomorrow, for a two months visit i
4 the Mother Country.
Y Charles Knapp, the well known Goddar
hlpitcher, left Saturday night Ion Fitch
4 burg, Mass, where he viii try out Q
/ an independent team.
Il Mr.. and Mrs. c. n. Kenyon, Charlie
A Kenyon, and Miss Florence Parker re
\ turned yesterday from an automobil
\ trip through northern Vermont and Me-
\ Hampshire.
u Miss Julia Cross OF Montpelier san
in the choir at the Congregations
4 church in place Of Mrs. 3. w. Braley VII
= is away. Rev. l. T. Reed Of Montpeils
- preached in the evening.
4 New souvenir books, is views {
4 Barre, at 10c each, also souvenir station
/ ery, 4 different views to box, at n
I per box. Imported eolored post card
for &C. Boston Bargain Store.
/ 4 regular meeting OF the Hearts {
I Oak lodge, No. At, Sons Of st. Georg'
viii Be held in Foresters' hall, Tuesda.
\ July 18th at Z o'clock Important bus
4 ness to be acted on. JAS Veale, Sec.
I Mcclellan j. seagel, one of Lowell
3 onterprising business men, paid a brit
I visit to relatives in Barre, Mr.. and Mr.
ElJ. Oliver, Mr. and Mrs. J. Brown an
4 AIr. and Mrs. II. Define. He took q
Nn0on train for Lowell, Saturday.
I Mr.. and Mrs. Flynn Austin Of Ne
\ York are visiting friends in the city f
d few days. Mr. Austin was formerl
I employed in this city as clerk IN A. ]
z Smith 4 Bros store, and Mrs. Aust
will be remembered as Miss Williamsc
NJ d former teacher.
n Remember the clerks excursion
Missisquoi Park. August 9th. Gilber
sons orchestra, free dancing in pavilio
base ball game between single and ma
ried men, boating and fishing, ge,sr
good time. Adults, s1.00. Children b
\ tween 5 and ~ years, Soc
III The work Of putting up the frame
1 the new stone Shed that is being bui
for G.. r. Bianchi at Montpelier, has bet
I begun The new she'd viii occupy Il
{ site of the Eagan shed that was hurnt
last winter. G. L. Bugbee is buildir
4 the shed for Mr.. Bianchi.
II Low prices and special values Il Il
keynote to the summer clearance sal
3 going on at the store of A. A. Smit
& Brother, Miles granite building, tn
week. The things that are especial
emphasized are, hosiery, shirts, collar
- underwear, ties, cuff buttons, shirt bu
- tons, snspenders, working shirts, men
=. and women's shoes, etc. A visit
q them will open up to the mind a revel
= ton in intrinsic values. Read their a
= vertisement on the sth page.