The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-23
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Wayne knit hose at Fits.

tain.
Outing suits and trousers at Moore
& Owens.
W. w. Rogers went to eroton this
morning fishing.
Good prints for SIZE per yard satm-
day at Vaughan's.
See the special values in shirt waist
suits at Abbott's.
Fresh broiIed HOLSTERS at Laird &
Wheeler's restaurant
The last of the series of dances at the
Pavilion Saturday night.
| John Batehelder Of Barton visited
friends in the city today.
George Emerson of Mortified visited
friends in the city last night.
Mrs. X. M. O'Bren went to Brandon
Yesterday for visit with friends.
| Salt is household necessity. Get
your years supply at the sample sale.
A daughter was born to NJ. and Mrs.
William Fraser of Hardwiek, June %.
A. J. Cave and G. w. Blanchard went
to Mortified this morning on business.
/ Riley +. Burgess leaves tonight on a
several days business trip to New York.
Miss Maude f. Harris is visiting at
the home of Mrs. J. II. Watson at Mont
pelier.
Miss Calden is giving free lessons in
embroidery to good-sized classes at
Fits.
Miss Jennie Holden attended the bali
at Norwich University at Mortified
last night.
| Mrs. v. ]. Harris returned last night
from a visit with her son, Harry Harris,
Iof Windsor.
/ Mrs. Dwight Foster has gone to Nor
Irisville and johnson to visit relatives
and friends.
G. Toesca went to Boston yesterday,
where he viii take passage for his old
home in Italy.
Miss Grant Of Albany, N. X, is visit
ling Miss la McWhorter and other
Friends in the city.
Mrs. Thos. H. Barry and children
went TO Lebanon, n. H., today on a
several weeks visit.
4 r. a. Hoar returned last night from
Chelsea, where he has been attending
Orange county court.
i People owing horses will do well to
get supply OF horse liniment and ONT
/ ,,avt ~ ba eor,,ato cola
Vacation is near at hand. You will
need a trunk, bag or suit case. See
the line at McWhorter's.
II C. r. Calderwood and j. Elliot Slough
ton attended the Norwich University
ball at Mortified last night.
/ Misses Pansy and Pinkie Lewis at
tended the commencement exercises Al
Norwich University yesterday.
Goddard win play the Modern Wood.
mems team of Graniteville on the campu:
Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
You can buy children's jacket fol
$3.50 at Perry's on Saturday. These
are out Of style, but web worth The
money asked.
The regular meeting OF VT, No.
n. A. s. G., will be held at Granitevills
on Saturday evening, June "a. join
A. Hyland, President.
II John Cushing was arrested last even
ing by Officer Faulkner for intoyication
In city court this morning Gushing plead
ed guilty and will spend ten days il
Jail.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Pitkin and Mr.
and Mrs E. r. Rickert returned last
night from the Episcopal convention Al
Woodstock. They made the trip in Mr.
Pitkin's automobile.
Newall Barber returned from North
field today, where he is attending Nor
wich University, TO spend the summer
vacation at the home of his parents, DR.
and Mrs. G. N. Barber.
There win be regular meeting o.
Canton Vinton, No. 9, p. NJ, this Fri
day evening, June 30, at 7.30 o'clock
full attendance is desired. Per order
Alex Duncan, Commandant.
Menu of supper at the Church Of tn,
Good Shepherd Monday evening from
$40 to o'clock: Cold ham, potato
salad, hot rolls, sliced eucumbers, cake
doughnuts, coffee, tea. Price for sup
per, Is cents.
A Confederate $50 bill was recently
lost in this city, and the owner woulC
esteem it a great favor if the finder
would return to this office, as ths
money is not negotiable and the papel
particularly valuable to the owner.
Litany and address tonight at sever
o'clock at the Church of the Good Shep
herd. Tomorrow, Feast of the Nativity
OF st. John Baptist Holy Communion
will be celebrated at the Church OF thu
Good Shepherd at nine o'clock in th'
morning.
The Hibernians of Washington county
are planning to have a picnic and fiele
day on Saturday, July /. at Caledonia
lpark. Divisions from Graniteville, Barre
, Montpelier and Mortified viii be re
presented by members, their families
and guests.
The monument to be placed over th'
grave of Col. Samuel Elinore in the town
that bears his name IA completed at tht
sheds of the r. +. Craven Granite com
pany in Montpelier, and viii be taker
to Emore and set by Frank E. Grout
.tCol fillmore was n native of sharon