The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-02
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Linen sale at Abbott's.
Fancy hose at AIeWhorter's.

Linen sale at Abbotts.
Fancy hose at AIewhorters.
See Abbott's window for linen sale
Summer clearance sale at vaugban's-
We. Ayers went to Groton today on
business.
Edwin Reaside is working at A. P.
Abbott's store.
Brilliantine suits, large size, for $3.50
at Vaughan's.
Angelo Scampini went to Hardwick
today on business.
White and fancy vests at McWhor-
ter's S1.00 to $3.50 each.
Mrs. f. A. Owen Of Burlington visit
ed friends in the city yesterday
Mrs. L. +. Robarge goes to Burlington
today for short visit with friends.
D. F. Waterman, father Of letter-ear-
rier Waterman, is i'll with pneumonia.
Mr.. an1 Mrs. v. E. Ayers returned
Monday from an extended visit IN Bos-
ton.
Alderman Alex Milne has returned
from short trip to Boston and New
York.
All sizes galvanized garbage pals at
q n. Kenyon & Co.'s Boston Bargain
Store.
All the popular music, ice. Special
orders, 25c. Ideal Book and Stationery
Store.
Miss Lucy Wells has returned from
Saratoga Springs, where she has spent
a ten days vacation.
Mrs. J. Guidici OF Nilliamstown leaves
tonight for New York, where she win
take passage for Italy.
4 Miss Margaret I. Anderson Of Mont
real is visiting her cousin, +. a. Ander-
son, North Main street.
Thomas Brady returned home last
night after several days business trip
to Boston and New York
H. 4. Phelps and family returned from
Greensboro yesterday, where they have
been camping for two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Jones Of New York
Iare expected today for few weeks
visit with relatives in the city
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel II. Mcleod left
this morning for Einwick, p @. for q
visit at the home Of las brother.
Mr. and Mrs. Dent Harrison, who hav,
been visiting Mrs. +. A. Anderson, have
returned to their home in Westmount
: Montreal.
\
Mr.. and Mrs Patrick Noonan, Roberi
Murphy and Mrs. Annie Carroll Teturne,
yesterday from two weeks outing a
liighgate Springs.
Earle Rowland who was arrested yes
terday for larceny pleaded guilty to th
charge in city court last evening and wa
fined SIS with costs Of Sl6.19.
DR.. and Mrs. Douglas Angus who hav
been visiting at the home Of Mrs. N
81. Paine Of East Barre, returned t
their home in Montreal yesterday.
Delmar Carpenter is showing a stocl
of herdsgaSs which measures 5 feet
inches long. The head itself is 10 in
ehes long. This was cut in the feel
near Mr.. Carpenters house
Il. +. Robinson, who has been employ
led for several years in the home oiiic
81 the Vermont Mutual Fire Insurane
Co. at Montpelier, has been appointe
Barre agent for the company, iii plae
OF N. a. Boyoe, resigned
J. A. r. Elliott Of the Winchester Re
\ peating Arms company will be the CUES
: 0f the Montpelier Gun club nc the rang
! this afternoon. Mr. Elliott is one Q
the crack shots OF the country, and wi
give an exhibition of his ant
Medals for the fye-aside assoeiatio
Y foot ball championship Of Vermont, t
/ be played for at the Clan Gordon pieni
\ on Saturday, August 9Th, are on exhi
4 bition in A. A. Smith 4 Brothers larg
show window in Miles granite block.
Patrick Robarge Of Red Stone, n. H
4 and James Lynch of Ganiteville wer
arrested last night on the electric car
4 by Constable G. A. Dodge. In city com
4 this morning each pleaded guilty to Il
1 ltoxication. Both were fined IS and cost
\ Iof 1919.
4 Moses Mc6,overn OF Montpelier bad Ii
4 fright lee badly injured yesterday viii
tau MpfA III bilS SldIlAte Nheh ~ Al. {
Eobar he lost control OF a stone J
: was handling and his leg was caught "
: der it, badly decorating the limb bt
4 breaking no bones.
I Remember the clerks excursion
I Missisquoi Park, August 9th. Gilbert
1 sons orchestra, free dancing in pavilion
base ball game between single and mai
n xso4 49,, hoo 4sno and Eehin0 eYapars
good time. Adults, S1.o0 Children b
tween 5 and II years, SOC
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