The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-16
TALK OF THE TOWN.


Gilbertson's orchestra at the series
dance Saturday evening.
The union card has been withdrawn
from A. Tomasi's store.
A. Cassani leaves tonight for Buffalo,
y. u, where he will work.
Remember the series dance at Hale's
pavilion Saturday evening.
Buy one of those new S12.50 covert
coats for $S.75 at Fits.
Get one OF Abbott's white shirt waist
suits for these warm days.
Charles Londgen is confined to the
house with disabled leg.
Everything in warm weather goods
at right prices. Moore & Owens.
The best children's hose at two pairs
for Csc at Perry's on Saturday.
The Presbyterian choir viii meet for
rehearsal tonight at seven clock.
Charles Murdoch went to Hardwiek
this morning to work stone cutting
McWhorter is sole agent in Barre for
Munsing union suits for men and boys.
Wanted To rent cash register. APP
lply at Frenier's restaurant, Granite
street.
Rev. FIR. Lynch of Waterbury speaks
at GraniteyiIle tonight. He is guest
OF E. H. Nerney.
Ember day: Litany and address at
the ChurcG Of tie ,;ood Shepterd this
evening at o'clock.
There will be food sale at the Uni
versalist vestry tomorrow afternoon be-
ginning at 2 o'clock.
Rev. F. A. Poole returned last night
from the Congregationahst state con-
vention at Brattleboro.
Tom Brue, Adam Sangster and
Thomas Graham went to Middiessx this
morning on 4 fishing trip
All orders for the Surrey team should
be left or telephoned direct to Hughes
Livery Stables. Phone 11621.
Chief of Police Patrick Brown went to
Chelsea this morning as witness in a
case in county court there.
TIL Bon-accord foot bali players viii
meet at 2 o'clock sharp Tomorrow after
noon for the foot ball game.
Davis, the Druggist, mended his
broken window with much less trouble
than people had anticipated.
Miss Marie Hornbrook of Montpelier
seminary and Miss Gertrude Nerney of
Moretown were in town yesterday.
Thomas H. Cave, Jr., went to Com
cord, n. H., last night to attend the
Northern Bankers association meeting,
Miss Myra Iillotson Of East Montpe-
lier is visiting for few days at the
home OF her aunt, Mrs. Walter Perkins
Clean your old straw hat with Pana-
ma Straw Hat Cleaner. Price 25c, at
the Red Cross Pharmacy, Miles Granite
Block.
Series dance at the pavilion Saturday
Ieyening, with Gilbertsons orchestra
furnishing music. Fifty cents per couple
Ladies free.
| Thvre will be meeting 81 tho sons Ii
It. Goor.c in Forsters' hall, Sattria
leyning at $50. Business IF importanc,
to attend 10.
H Fred Page, student ait Goddard
had his nose broken By ! base ball YES
terday afternoon while catching in I
Igame OF three old cat.
/ S. HOLSTER jackson returned las
night from Brattleboro, where he wenl
to give an address before the state con
vention Of Congregationalists.
/ Mrs. A. j. Shackley and son, George
leave Saturday night for Brookline
Mass to join Mr.. Shackley, who has
IIeeently gone into business there.
The Ladies' Aid of st. Monica church
Twill hold a lawn party ON the church
lawn Wednesday evening at o'clock
Cake and ice cream will be served.
All Sunday papers in the city viii be
sold on the streets for 6 cents each and
in the two book stores for sc until fur
Their notice. w. Frank Harris, G. w
Martin.
1t Is reported that Andrew Guthrie of
Montpelier will present the first man
who makes goal in tomorrows foot
lall game an Oatmeal baby with d
cork hat
| Barre Rangers foot ball club. 4 gen
eral meeting win be held tonight It I
O'Clock in club house. All members re-
turn their unsold tickets tonight, to The
secretary. A. Wishart, Pres.
The Washington street Juniors de-
feated picked team at Gospel Village
last evening by the score Of IL to 5.
Batteries: for the Juniors, Levy and
Sector; for the others, Ellis and Daley.
The insurance Offices of N. B. Ballard
and company, J. w. Dillon and G. Her
bert Pape will close every Saturday af-
| ternoon and evening during June, July
and August. All the above offices viii
keep open Monday evenings and until
600 p. m. other days.
George Reno, who drives a. four
horse wood team for Arthur Martin
had an exciting ride this morning which
he does not care to have happen Sc
cond time. He was driving the four
down the step East street Hill when one
of the horses began to kick, and then
all four started on the run down the
hill. They turned the sharp corner at
the intersection of Eastern avenue, the
wagon making the turn on two wheels.