The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-13
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Mems and boys jerseys at Mowhor
ters.
Band concert at Montpelier Friday
evening.
See the special values in silks at
Abbott's.
Ladies, fan tourist coats just arrived
at Fits.
Rubdry towels for Saturday bargain
at Naughan's.
There win be meeting Of the C. O..
Z this evening.
Charles Emslie leaves soon for Scot
land on visit.
A special wrapper sale, zoe each, at
Perry's on Saturday.
Gould Moore went to eroton yester-
day on a short business trip.
Children's wash suits, shirt waists
and blouses at MeWhorter's.
SIrs. Frank Cave went to Old Orchard,
Me-. today for few weeks stay.
Mrs. A. NJ. Morrison went to Mass
achusetts today TO visit friends for a
few weeks.
Many of the stone sheds did not
start their men at work this morning on
account of the heat.
Mrs. Frank D. Rowland and Mrs.
Dwight Wells went TO Mortified this
morning on a visit.
c. G Afascott returned last night from
burlington where he has been on bust
ness for few days.
Ladies' Aid lawn party this evening
On St. Monicas church lawn. Ice cream
and cake served for Toe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Fits and son
left this morning for Grove Station, Me,
to spend their summer vacation
Thomas Brady returned last night
from Burlington, where he went to at
tend the funeral Of Lyman D. Segel.
Ladies' Aid lawn party this evening
on st. Monica's church lawn. Come and
enjoy a plate Of Dodge's delicious ice
cream.
Wait for the Clerks excursion to
Missisquoi Park, August 9th. S1.00 for
adults; so cents for children under ~
years.
Subordinate Court Barre, No. 1917, J..
| o. H., will hold a regular meeting Friday,
July Il, At 7.30 p. N. j e. lombard,
II. s.
The r. c. /. p. a. at their meeting last
4 .I..1 ~, JnfH 4ha5r
outing at Missisquoi Park, Highgate,
Aug. 2.
Mrs. NJ. F. Cutler OF South Barre
wishes to thank d. +, Davis, the drug.
gista, for the prize which she received
at his store.
The stockholders Of the Wetmore and
Morse Granite Company hold q meet
ing ia Montpelier, July Is, for the elec-
ton Of officers.
James Marion returned last night
I from Burlington Where he has been visit
ing his wife. who IS in the Mary Fletch-
er hospital for treatment.
Nathan Block, clerk in segeI \
Brady's store, went to Montpelier today
to work in E. L. Segel's store for week,
while the proprietor IS away.
Reports from the granite sheds are to
the effect that business is rather quiet.
No large contracts are being secured in
ltown at the present time. Montpelier
journal
! Announcement IS made that Harry
Clyde Shrtlf. Montpelier lawyer,
VIII be married on Wednesday, July 20,
to Miss Louise Hammond Of Turin, n,
r. The ceremony viii be performed at
Turin.
John w. Eagan, of Niiddlesex, drew
| a spruce timber to Barre to be used for
a derrick on the 81 i. Smith 4 Company
quarry, which measured IS feet, was IA
inches through at the tip and only so
inches at the butt.
Alfred Lonergan and G. c. Roehelieu
lof this place We're yesterday admitted
| 10 membership in the Vermont State
Pharmaceutical association, ID. f. Davis
lof this city was elected a member Of
the committee Of legislation.
| Fireman Carr, who was recently APP
pointed to the department was in the
lefty clerks office and took the oath Of
Office last evening. Fifteen minutes al
ter becoming fireman be got his first
taste of the work, being called on to
drive the hook and ladder truck to the
I West street fire.
A large man went into North Main
street store last evening and attempted
to tell the small man back Of the eoun-
ter that he was selling "seab" tobacco.
He hadn't got far when the small man
| was. after him with "two lunches of