The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-27
TALK OF The TOWN.

Umbrellas for lsc each at Peny's on
Saturday
Monarch brand OF negligee shirts at
AIcWhorter's.
The Central Labor Union meets at
7.so Friday night
Auction sale tonight, City Auction
rooms, Pearl street.
Hospital oxfords and iuilets for aching
feet at w. j. McI.ean's.
Dr. Robert Prentiss went 70 Burling
ton this morning on business.
Buy the boys and girls an umbrella
for 4Se each at Perry's on Saturday.
All the popular music, ice. Special
orders, 25c. Ideal Book and Stationery
Store.
W. II. Noonan went to Highgate
Springs this morning for few days
fishing.
William II. oliver and W. Rowe went
to fIighgate Springs this morning for a
weeks vacation.
Think Of an undersllirt with five rows
Of lace insertion and a deep dust rutile
for S1.o0 at Fits.
Special sale OF flowers, 25e and soc
bunch for remainder OF the week at
Mrs. w. T. shepard's at the Daylight
store.
The + b. Cate real estate agency Of
fers several new bargains in real estate
in their adv. today. Read it on 18th
page.
MI. and Mrs. c. G. Baldwin are to
leave Montpelier, the former having sold
his interest in the Boston Bargain store
Of that place.
Mrs. Riley Burgess and children and
Mrs. Wilbur Turner left this morning
Tor a two weeks visit in Searsmont Me-,
with relatives.
Will all base ball enthusiasts in the
r. G.. ]. p. A. please meet on the Gospel
/ Village Grounds as soon after 6 O'Clock
tonight as possible.
William Jack has been elected trustee
of the bankrupt estate Of John Genera
OF Barre town and Thomas II. Cave, Jr.,
for Lionel G. Coffin.
Charles A. Warden, OF Warden Bros,
granite manufacturers Of Batavia, n. ",
who has been in the city several weeks,
returned home yesterday,
Curtis George Of the Milford, y. H.,
/ Granite Co., and John Burnett returned
to Milford, n. IT., last evening, after q
short business trip in Barre.
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The clerks 1T Homer Fits store four-
| teen in number, took their lunches to
Dewey Park last night for little out
ling, returning on the s O'Clock car.
Frank sartelle and family left today
Tor Batavia, n. Y. Mr.. SaTtelie goes
to take the position Of superintendent
in Warden Bros, granite cutting plant
in that place.
Charles A. Rosbrough Of the Ros-
brough Granite Co, of st. Louis, the
4 firm that had charge Of the Barre eX-
hibit at the exposition last year, is il
the city placing orders.
The No-Name Whist club enjoyed
another OF its weekly outings at Dewey
i Park yesterday afternoon The frequent
showers had no effect on the enthusiasm
Of the members and all enjoyed good
time.
II w. IL Neseott, who formerly resided
in this city, but who has been employed
in the Boston Bargain store in Montpe-
lier for several years, has concluded bis
duties there, and viii 50 to Dover, n.
H., where he has employment in store.
at the meeting Of the clerks union
last evening three applications were re-
| eeived and ". NJ, Thayer and Guido
Astesi were initiated into the union.
William II. Eager was elected delegate
to the state convention of A. i. OF L.
and Homer Ladd alternate.
Remember the clerks excursion to
Missisquoi Park, August 9th. Gilbert
sons orchestra, free dancing in pavilion,
base ball game between single and mar
Fied men, boating and fishing, general
good time. Adults, $1.00. Children be-
tween 5 and y years, soc.
Il. j. Woodbury. Of Montpelier has sold
to J. X. Lynde, Of Willismstown, his
half interest in the fast mare Dorothy
II Vernon" sired by Alcanda," which they
owned jointly. The mare is six years
old and has no mark, having been taken
out last year by Walter Cox. She is a
half sister to Lady Laurin," 2.13H
owned by Donald Smith, OF Barre.
4 reception was given last evening at
the home Of Mr. and Mrs. ?. j. Canton,
SO Maple avenue, in honor OF Miss Emily
Plouf of Holyoke, Mass, cousin Of the
hostess. Music was rendered By Miss
Goneo, there was singing and also selec-
tions from the gramaphone, which was
much enjoyed by ALL The guests then
repaired to the dining room, where re-
freshments of sandwiches, coffee, ice
cream, cake, fruit and punch were ser
! we'd. The dining room was beautifully
decorated with daisies and ferns.
A. A. Smith & Brother can save you
from 25 to so per cent on summer
goods. We quote you a few prices
as follows: Collars, &c each; bow ties
] DC each; hosiery, sc per pair; suspend
ers, l5e per pair. All the above men
toned merchandise has been reduced
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