The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-26
TALK OF THE TOWN.


Have you read Perry's advertisement
Rain coats at McWhorter's for $1,000
to $1,000.
Fresh native green corn, ten cents
/ per dozen at Ladd's.
Don't forget the sale tonight. City
Auction rooms, Pearl street.
Series dance at Hales Pavilion to-
night. Gilbertson's orchestra.
A liberal discount on all summer
weight goods at McWhorter's.
O. S. Andrews returned this morning
from short trip to Waterbury.
Our tan oxfords are going fast. Rea
son, price one-half. W. J. Mclean.
Saturday home made candy zoe per
box at the Barre Candy Kitchen.
You viii have more money to spend
by buying your garments at Abbott's.
Mrs. F. N. Gokey Of East Montpelier
is visiting friends in the city today.
The best table board for $3.50 per
week at Palm Garden Restaurant,
scalhpim bioek.
G. G. Carpenter and E. J. Batchelder
have gone to NIarshfeld to spend sun
day at Niggerhead Pond.
Special sale of neck ribbons in plain
coIors and polka dots at only l0c per
yard at Perry's today.
Dorothy Dodd latest style tan OK
fords and Gibson ties, one half price,
are going fast. w. ]. Mclean.
Mrs. c. ". Mcmillan, Jr., and Mrs.
Joseph Yule left today for Old Orchard,
Maine, where they will spend a month.
Miss Margaret Wilson returned last
night from four weeks visit 70 South
Newbury, Vt, and New Hampton, y. H
Mrs. G. S. Andrews and family return.
ed this morning from MORA, n. Y.
where they have been spending the sum
mer.
Mrs. D. ". Douglas and two children
81 St. Johns, II az, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs sherman n. Parker Of Highland
avenue.
There win be an ice cream sale Tues
day at Mrs. Geo. Rising's, "a Park street,
under the auspices Of the Loyal Temper
anee Legion.
There are now no cases Of contagious
diseases in Montpelier, the last scarlet
fever card having been taken down yes
terday afternoon.
The aution sale of the j. II. Welcher
farm in Montpelier was made by oh.
Hale, Friday afternoon. Price 81 ,s25.
Cash all paid down
segels & Brady offer for today only
IS boys and children's soc wash suits,
sizes 3 to s. To close today at
half price, only 25c each.
If you want fruit YOU can buy it
at the old Vermont Fruit Store better
than anywhere else. Vermont Fruit
Store, l55 North Main Street, Barre.
VT, q, H. Hale's block
The funeral Of Miss lois Hall viii Be-
held tomorrow afternoon at o'clock
from the home Of her sister, Mrs. "a. 3.
Curtis, Pleasant street. The interment
will be in Williamstown.
John Stephens. Of Stephens & Girard,
with his family. went to New York yes
ierday to visit his mother and sister,
who have Just arrived there from Scot
land on their way to California.
Mrs ". o. Jones and daughter, Edith.
lett yesterday for their home in Utica,
y, y, after a few weeks visit with her
sister, Mrs. r. H. Jones. They We're ae
companied BY Miss AIyyanwy Jones.
Sunday Is the closing day Of the
campmeeting now being held at East
Montpelier by the Evangelical associa-
ton Three services will be held to-
morrow. at 1880 a. M, $3.50 and 1880
p. m. Every one is invited to attend.
The place OF Edwin Bruce az this city
as leader of the Wilder orchestra win
be taken by Harry Webber who has been
with the orchestra for several years.
Mr.. Bruce expects to leave the middle Of
next month for a years stay abroad,
during which time he viii continue his
work with the violin
The road bed on North Main street,
between Miles grainte block and Depot
Square, viii be in badly torn up con-
dition for the next few weeks while the
work of paving with granite is being
done, but the temporary inconvenience
viii be more than made up by the re-
suits. A dozen or more laborers had
the old concrete pavement ripped out for
a considerable distance BY last evening.
Fred W. Bancroft. Of the Scott &
Townsend granite office, was married at
Mortified Thursday evening to Miss
Anna Hayes Of that place, the ceremony
being performed BY the Rev. MIR. Kim
berly at the parish house, in the pres
ence Of only a few of the friends of the
contracting parties Mr. and Mrs. Ban
croft VIII postpone their wedding trip
until later. They are 70 reside ii this
city
Miss Assays work Is that Of an artist.
She has that dramatic power by which
she lives the character which she is to
portray and enters heart and soul into
The circumstances and surroundings she
describes. Her readings are OF the high
est grade. Rev L. ID. Torrey, A. NJ, b.
H., Pastor First Methodist Episcopal
church at Little Falls, n. Y. Miss Mar.
garet Assay viii give reading for the
Epworth league service Sunday evening
A fine missionary programme has been
provided 4 cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all.
Use your eyes and investigate the