The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-26
TALK OF THE TOWN.
New neekwear at Abbott's.

New neckwear at Abbott's.
Visit The Vaughan Store this evening.
Dewey Smash, Sc, at browns foun-
tain
Outing suits and trousers at Moore
q Owens.
Mark-down in silk shirt waist suits
at Perry's.
NJ. S. Levin left this noon for New
York on business trip.
Robert Murphy went to Mortified
this afternoon ON business.
Mrs. Harrison Pickering Of Burlington
is visiting at G. II. Simond's.
Master Alexander Lang is quite sick
at his home in the Miles block.
Howard Reid went to tiighgate This
morning for two weeks outing.
]. Elliot Stoughton went to Boston
Saturday night on business trip.
fienry McAskell Of Boston is visiting
his brother, A. N. McAskeIl, for a week.
There is a surprise coming to Abbott's
customers in the way Of magazine gift.
George More returned this morning
from business trip to Quincy, Mass.
Children's wash suits, blouses and
shirt waists at McWhorter's, soc to
$500.
Albert C. Matson OF Concord, n. H.,
passed Saturday and Sunday with his
sister, Miss Jennie Matson.
d. w. Smith went to Burlington this
morning to attend the ball game between
The Intercity team and Burlington.
All members OF the o. i. s. who wish
to 60 to Williamstown this evening
please be at Masonic hall at 8 o'clock.
DIR. and Mrs. j. II. Macarthur of East
Barre left this morning for Portland,
Ore, TO attend the Lewis and Clark ex-
| POSITION.
DIR. Sprague operated on George Low
ell yesterday for the removal of catar-
act from the right eye. The patient is
doing WELL
Mrs. A. p. Abbott and children left
this noon on the White Mountain train,
for Bucksport, Me-, for d three weeks
visit with relatives.
Avis and Hazel Wheeler went to
Methuen, Mass, today to spend the SUM
mer with Miss Alice Wheeler who is a
teacher IN that place.
Nv. j. Mclean and F. r. Colburn went
TO Highgate Saturday night for a few
days fishing with G. r. Bugbee, who is
ssapping at his cottage there.
Arthur Daniels has returned from
kirksville, Mo-, where he ii studying
at the Still School Of 0steopathy, Ia
spend the summer vacation here.
yelox demonstration at the Red Cross
Pharmacy today. Bring an I'M.
mounted Velox print and have it rede.
yeloped to beautiful sepia tone.
/ Rev. Il. a. Poole returned to White
River Junction this morning to attend
the meeting Of the Forward Movement
Ieommittee Of Congregational churches.
/ Regular meeting Of AIinnehaha En-
icampment, No. 2, /. O. @. III, this Mon,
/ day evening at 7.3o O'Clock. A large
attendance is desired. Alex Duncan
IC. r.
Clarence +. Worthen, Miss Grace
Worthen and Miss Monti AIudgett went
10 Burlington this morning to attend
commencement at the University Of Yer.
Imont.
/ There will be u regular meeting 81
the clerks union Wednesday evening
when the semiannual election OF off.
GERS will take place. All members are
requested to be present.
| The person who borrowed the umbrella
from the store room at Caledonia park
on the day Of the Mothers club picnic
| is requested to return it to James Glib
son, 531 North Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Jones went ia
Morrisville yesterday, where they will
lemain for tile present ON account Of
/ his health. Mr.. Jones was employed in
Meir's barber shop while here.
Owing to the delay in receiving the
new ears for the New England States
| Limited train over Central. which were
advertised to be put on today, they will
met be put on until about July Is.
james A. Burke OF Montpelier and
Miss Nella O. Simonds were quietly mar
RED at the Methodist parsonage Satur-
lday afternoon, Rev. r. f. Lowe per-
forming the ceremony. They will reside
in Barre.
Alex. Mathieson has secured an agency
for an old and reliable nursery firm and
| will soon call on his friends and ac-
lquaintanees He would esteem it a
favor If those wishing stock wonld drop
him a postal
Moore & Owens and Geo. N. Tilden
| are getting out some neat schedule
cards of the Northern league games.
The cards will be made 30 that record
Of the scores for each game and the hits
can be recorded.
pr ]. Henry Jackson went to Burling-
ton this morning to attend the Univer-
Isity of Vermont commencement. DIR.
Fred \. Jackson, who spent Sunday at
the home of his parents. DIR. and Mrs.
Jackson, returned home to Burlington
this morning.
A special grand sale Of suspenders
is announced for this week, beginning
today, by A. A. Smith & Brother. Miles
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