The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-21
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Fur sale at Abbott,s.

Dutch collars for loc each this evening
at Vaughan's.
Mems $500 tan oxfords for s2.o0 at
John MeLean's.
Mr. and Mrs. George n. Tilden spent
Sunday in Northfeld.
Guy W. Badger has gone to Marsh.
field for a weeks visit.
II. c. Han has gone to Boston for a
weeks visit with friends,
j. Elliott stoughton spent Sunday
with friends at Joe's Pond.
The knights Of Pythias will work the
third degree Tuesday evening.
A. P. Abbott & Co. have now their
new line Of tailored dress skirts.
0. N. Lawrence has gone to Boston
where he has secured a position.
Regular meeting Of the Forest Circle,
a57, Tuesday, Aug. 22, at 7.3o o'clock.
George and Ralph Kent have gone to
Bradford for short visit with friends.
Just received, the most stylish rain
coat in the city, for only $3.50. At Fits.
Come, while sizes are good, for your
tan oxfords at half price. John Mclean.
Miss Minnie DEMO went today to
Fnosburg Falls for visit with her bro
ther
Mr. and Mrs. w H. Hoisington left
today for ten days visit at Hyanni,
Mass.
Miss Clara Purvee returned last night
from months outing at Star Farm
Beach.
Harry Day left this morning for sher.
brooke, where he viii spend two weeks
vacation.
james Robertson, Jr., began two
weeks vacation from Abbott's store this
morning.
Miss Josie George returned to Rich
mond today after visit with friends
in town.
Newell Barber has returned from a
visit with his brother, Dan Barber, at
Bangor, Maine.
Miss Jameson, who has been visiting
at the home Of DR.. G. n. Barber, has re-
turned to Boston.
Kenneth and John Buchanan left this
morning for Limerick, ?. q, for q
months vacation.
| Mr.. and Mrs +. E. Bauows returned
/ today from two weeks vacation spent
in Springfield, Mass.
| Arthur Bugbee has returned from
Newport, where he has been spending
the SUMMER with relatives.
| Mrs. f. +. Favor Of Lowell, Mass, is
visiting her brother, Supt. Of Streets
Fred Bruce, for few days.
Two stone cutters wanted who are
accustomed to rough work Apply to
A. J. Langfeld at city gravel pit.
D. J. Morse and A. p Abbott have
gone to New York to buy fall suits
and garments for the Daylight store.
Mrs. Ella ArIin OF Lynn, Mass, and
Mrs. Lon Page Of Bellerica, Mass, are
visiting their brother. A. a. Northrop.
Miss Margaret Arkley has entered
Leaton hospital at Montpelier tor 3
month's special work in surgical meth
DDS.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Bofiino are taking
two weeks vacation from the Union
Clothing Company's store and 4. 2
Abbott's.
j. c. Cate and +. II. Goodell Of Cabot
who have been visiting +. B. Cate for q
few days returned to their home this
morning.
II. 4. Oifterdinger Of Washington, p
&. arrived in Barre this morning to join
his family who have been summering al
Cutters Corners.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Huntington have
gone to Grainteville, Mo-, where the for
mer has a position as manager Of a
large granite concern.
Fall shapes in soft and stiff hats are
| lust received at McWhorter's. Agents
for Iarnson & Hubbard and John B,
Scissors hats. None better,
4 new lot Of those japanese shopping
or school bags Just received. Six differ
ent sizes, ranging in price from 15c to
60c Kenyon & Co.'S Bargain Store.
The Baraca ball team Of the Congrega-
tional church went to Waterbury Satur-
day and defeated a town team by the
score Of is to 2, Clarity and Brown
were the battery for the winners.
sIr. and Mrs Roy Smalley and chill
| dren 81 Montpelier, Mrs Ella Smalley
Of Randolph, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Will
Hams Of Hartford, Conn, spent Sunday
as the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. ~
Morse
In their Western trip, from which
they have just returned, Mr.. and Mrs,
| A. o. Cummins OF Montpelier travelled
over 1000 miles, and crossed half the
states in the Union. Mr. Cummins re-
J ports that the West is booming
The claim Of DR.. il. Q. Worthen IN the
matter Of the bankrupt estate Of Badger
& Mclean Of which Il. r, Davis is truss
tee. was heard Saturday morning in
bankruptcy court before +. II. DeaYitt,
referee. This claim has once been dis
allowed by Judge H. II. Wheeler
No less a man than John Mitchell,
president of the United Mine Workers,
was instrumental in inviting the presi-
dent Of the United States to address the
! members Of his organization, and intro
tuced him in welcoming address. Does
l3arre see the point Vermont Union
Signal.