The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-03
TALK OF The TOWN.
Wash suits at Fits,

I view ItlkWedf NL dlIldn s.
Those Sc laces came from Abbotts.
Belts from 25e to S1.00 at McWhor.
ter's.
The SWEETEST lady's coat for $500 at
See the bargain bed spread at Ab.
botts for 96e.
The iewelry stores win be closed an
/ day tomorrow.
+. e. Eaton's studio VIII be closed
at noon tomorrow.
There viii be a series dance at the
Pavilion this evening.
The shoe stores in the city win be
closed all day tomorrow
Miss Helen Parker Of Highland ave,
lis confined 70 the house by illness.
Master Albert Lyon OF Highland ave,
is confined TO the house by illness.
DR.. George H. Spiller, optieian, win
be at the City Hotel, July and G.
/ Charles Robb left this morning for
Scotland, where he expects to reside
You viii want a hammock for your
18th Of July outing Go to McWhorter's.
l Ned Sampson returned Saturday from
Lynn, Mass, Tor visit at his home
here
All the clothing stores in the city win
be closed all day Tuesday, the 4th OF
July
D. NJ. Miles and family went to their
farm in Washington Saturday for the
summer
VI NJ Hepburn left Saturday night
on a few days trip to Troy and New
York city.
A. S. Bird arrived this morning from
Scotland, where he has been visiting for
some time
Ernest Nichols began work this morn
ling driving n. NJ. Nelson's express team
to Montpelier.
Miss Nellie Foley went to her home
| in Burlington Saturday night to remain
ever the Fourth.
All special police win report at the
police station tonight at 7 o'clock. Per
order Chief Brown.
Messrs. Harrington and Young Of the
Barre Shoe Company were in town from.
Burlington Saturday.
Fireworks and horns on sale Monday
morning and until noon Tuesday at the
Boste n Bargain Store.
Regular meeting OF the Modern Wood
men Wednesday, July 9Th, in X. of G..
hall, at o'clock, p. N.
James Francis Higgins went 70 st.
2, ohnsburv this afternoon to visit re-
latives over the Fourth
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Dixie Of Chicago
are the guests Of Edwin Carleton and
family Of Highland avenue
A marriage license has been issued to
George i. More OF this city and Miss
Blanche N. Boyd Of Hartford.
Walter Williams returned Saturday
night from Springfield, Mass, to visit
at bis home here for a few DAYS.
4 Owing TO Tuesday being a holiday, the
Irregular meeting Of the Painters union
viii be held Wednesday, July 5th. 7.30
p. "a.
Marion r. Healev, daughter Of Ben
Healey, went Saturday to Concord, ~
H., 70 spend the summer with her grand
father.
Miss Marie Wells went to Piain6eld
tins morning 10 visit friends today, and
tomorrow she viii so to Woodbury. TO
vssit relatives
The Glover club viii meet with Mrs.
Z. NJ Ayerill Wednesday afternoon at
O'Clock. It i important that there be
a full attendance.
Mrs. .. S. Thompson Of Iandgrove,
who has been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
z. Al. Lyon OF Highland avenue, has re-
turned e her home.
A special train viii run down from
the qaarTies for the bali games July 4th,
leaving Fast Barre at SIS a. nj. and
Bontwell's at $40 a. nj.
James Geddis and family, Mrs Thos.
Sheriffs and family and Thomas New
comb and family have gone to Peacham
Pond for a weeks outing.
Mrs. w. r. Davenport Of East street
and her niece, Miss Hazel Lyon Of High.
land avenue, have gone to Franklin
Falls, n. III, for a few weeks.
Chas. L. Stone hangs out sign to-
day over Perry & Camps store, and
starts manufacturing and selling the
Opepper Oil for Rheumatism, etc.
Miss Annie Barclay, daughter Of
Mayor Barclay, and j. Regain Brown,
little son of Joseph e. Brown Went to
Hanover, n. H., Saturday for a visit.
Negligee shirts, fancy hosiery, under
wear, belts, neelwear,s straw hats-in
| fact everything for hot weather COM
fort-can be found at Moore & Ovens.
The Mitchell farm at Cutters Corners
was sold at auction at H. w. SCOTS Of
fee Saturday afternoon, to w. A. Kinsie
and d. a. Perry. The price paid was
| S455.
Miss Julia Kline returned Saturday
from Boston, where she has been teach
| ing, to spend the summer vacation with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Carleton
Kline.
Fred King went to Plattsburgh, N. II,
Saturday night to visit this week with
mis- nephew, Dr. Thomas King, Of New
York who has a summer cottage ON the
Lake near Plattsburgh.
The Barre granite manufacturers will
pay their annual visit to Quincy, Mas,
the last Saturday in this month, and
the preparations being made promise
reunion long to be remembered. II will
be a reunion OF granite manufacturers
from various New England points, as
the Concord, n. H., Hardwick and West
erlv, r. 4, are invited. The outing win
BE at Crescent Park, Rhode Island, as