The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-03
TALK OF THE TOWN.



New silk coats at Abbott's.
Panama hats at Moore Owens.
r. and G. tapering waist corsets at
Abbott's.
Remember the dance tonight at Hale's
Pavilion.
Ask to see the Major suit for boys at
McWhorter's.
GiIbertson's orchestra at Hale's Pa
vilion tonight.
The latest fashion in neckwear al
yaughan's for 25e.
Nice fresh strawberries at Ladds',
only Toe per basket.
See the new embroidered collars with
front band at Vaughan's.
Series dance at Hale's Pavilion this
evening. Gilbertson's orchestra.
Natural Saratoga vichy water on
draft at the Red Cross Pharmacy.
Cottage house of 6 rooms for $500.
Inquire at Gates Real Estate agency.
Neil carley has gone to Hanover to
see the Harvard Dartmouth ball game
today.
A regular meeting Of Clan Gordon,
No. IL, will be held Monday, June 5,
at Z p. m.
| Regular meeting Of Junior Court
Barre, No. ], L. Of A. will be held in
Foresters' hall, Monday evening ait T.30.
Letter Carrier Hutchinson saw two
deer in z. O. Nheaton's field ON his way
home from Barre city Thursday after
noon.
Mrs. r. d. Morrison who has been
visiting relatives in the city for week,
returned to her home in Linwick, II. q,
today.
The dance which was postponed last
levening will be held Tuesday evening at
East Barre. Teams leave City Hall at
IA p. m.
/ Thomas Lane, who said he was from
| Hanover, N. H., was in Montpelier city
court yesterday having imbibed too free
| III. He paid SIS and costs.
4 Ryie & Mccormick Of Montpelier arr
constructing a 50 to 20 shed shed out
side of their granite plant TO be used foi
housing two surface cutters.
Walter Boutwell, is seriously i'll at tht
home of his sister, Mrs. Robert Fenwick
He had the measles, and catching cold
congestion of the lungs set in.
Il All young men and young ladies 81
H.
to meet at the church this evening al
n o'clock TO rehearse special music fol
lChildren's Day.
George b. Milne and sister, Mrs
4 Lumsden, left on the noon train today
for Boston Mr.. Milne will be gone sew
eral days, while Mrs. Lnnsden viii sal
for Scotland Monday.
j After 4 brief service yesterday til,
body OF the late Timothy Boardman o
Montpelier was taken to Middlebur,
for burial, being accompanied by Nor
man D. Boardman and Miss Griswold.
James Campbell being left bachelo
lby the departure of Mrs. Campbell on
Visit to the old country, he will CIV
his undivided attention this summer I
roofing for the Barre Montpelier bal
team.
) There are twenty graduates of Mont
pelier high school this year. The com
Hlencement exercises viii begin tomorrow
with the annual sermon BY the Rev. ]
r. Reed The graduation exercise
come Friday evening
The Montpelier city water eservoi
at Benjamin Falls has been thorough
cleaned, the bottom being scraped, oil
stumps removed and a new bulklead 0
granite placed at the intake, while iro
screens have been installed for screens
Segels & Brady offer for this evening
Ias special drive, boys summer kne
pants suits at $1.9s in two pieces an
Norfolk style and Russians, in all sizes
with a cap and suspenders thrown ii
Former prices of these were $3.50 an
s.. 90.
ii Col Fred +. Smith of Montpelier Ina
sold his farm in Berlin situated inst be
low his beautiful summer place, Cam
Lookout to George j. Wiley. The farr
contains so acres and is adjoining Nj
WilIey's. Col. Smith reserves his cam
: which was part of the original farm
Sammy Apperious has signed cor
tract to play ball with the Intercity
this year. Apperious viii be remember
ed by the base ball enthusiasts for hi
heavy hitting during the first of las
season. The management is after HaI
and Morgan. The last two are playm
with Georgetown University and Al
perious Is coach for the tean
Last evening Mrs. J. B. Darling er
tertaincd the members Of the primar
fldepartment of the Presbyterian Sunda
school to star" social. About
children sat down to supper, and afte
the tables were cleared a number {
games were enjoyed by all. Before g
] ing home the children thanked the ho,
tess very heartily for her kindness.
a party Of FIVE from Barre win "a
4 from Boston on the Iyernia, the first {
] next week, for Liverpool. Mrs. LumI
den, sister of Geo. B. Milne, who ha
been a visitor here for two years, is n
! turning to her home in Scotland, Will
! the others, Mrs. Young, mother of Ale
I Young, Mrs. James Reid, Mrs. Mile