The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-24
TALK OF THE TOWN.


New silk waists at vaughan's.
Have you read Pery's advertisement
Central Labor Union meets Friday night.
Series dance at Hales' Pavilion this
evening.
See the new ". and c. dress skirts
at Abbott's.
The regular meeting of st. Johns
Court, @ o. F., win be held this evening
rat 1880.
Special sale Of neck ribbons in plain
eoiors and polka dots at only l0c per
yard at Perry's on Saturday.
Fall shapes in soft and stiff hats are
just received at McWhorter's. Agents
for Lamson & Hubbard and John p.
Stetson's hats. None better.
Mrs. Lou Page and Mrs. Ella Arlin OF
lowell, Mass returned to their homes
today after two weeks visit with their
brother, a. A. Northrop
Elon Barrett lift this morring on a
ten days sacatiun 10 be spent in Cabot
and Lyndonyille.
AIRS. George II. sharpe of ST. Thomas,
Ont, who has been visiting friends il
the city, went to New York this morn
| ing.
Allan Reid and Earl Smith are spend
ing the day in MiddleseX. bass fisn.ng
Members Of the 1. o. L. NJ. who have
not paid their assessments are requested
20 call on Mrs Smith, u Carlton street,
and pay the same on or before August
81 The record keeper viii not cali for
any assessments.
The Presbyterian ladies' Aid picnic
VIII be held at Benjamin Falls Satur-
ldav, August 26, the party leaving Oh tha
LIS ear
n and Mrs. L. D. Ladd returned ,es.
terday afternoon 'fm i two week.
stay at York Beach, Maine.
Twins, boy and girl, were born
August "a, TO Mr.. and Mrs, Robert
Mcknight.
Fred W. Bancroft, who is employed
~ the office of Scott < Townsend, will
be l,arrial a Nurthfeld tins e.enipg to
Miss Anna T. Hayes OF that place. The
Rev. Mr.. Kimberly, rector Of st. Mays
! mreh, win oflieiate, and only few
friends win be present. They intend to
ir,side in this CITY.
Gilbertsous orchestra Of this city viii
| furnish music for the Intercity base bali
dance at the Montpelier armory Mon
day evening.
Assistant Secretary Of State George I.
Hunt finished his duties TODAY. and his
place in the State House at Montpelier
will be taken by H. +. Slayton, until re-
Icently reporter on the Montpelier jour
NAL
A crowd Of 200 people gathered at
the lawn of the Rev. M. A. kinzie on
| Camp street last evening to attend the
lawn party given by Mrs. kinzie's sun
dav school class Tie lawn and house
formed a blaze Of light, the former with
between sixty end seventy japanese Ian
terms Nearly ten gallons Of ice cream
Il and many fancy articles were disposed
lot by the members Of the class, the pro.
eecds going toward paying for gtanit,
lsteps for the church building. 4 delight.
| fnl evening was spent.
| William Alulheron Of Burlington wa:
l,n the city Yesterday on business.
Mrs. Lncy Persons 81 berlin Is The
guest 81 Mrs. G. A. Bosworth for lew
Ieays.
| A. P. Abbott and D. j Morse return
ga last night from a short business triI
10 New York
| After two nights in jail, Josie, Of
Josephine, Gartin was rescued by friends
\ to-day The woman pleaded guilty t.
open and gross lewdness, before Judge
Fay, and was fined $40, with costs d
II s1093 She stated to the prosecuting
/ attorney that she would leave town.
| Hon. Thomas J. LASER, chief clerk o.
supplies in the navy department Of
4 Washington, ID. G., accompanied by his
wife, son and daughter, are guests OF
DR.. and Mrs. G. n. Barber this week
Miss Ida jenkins, former teacher in
The public chools Of the town Of Barre
and now occupying a similar position ir
Andoyer, Mass, after stopping week
with the family of Or. c. N. Barber, has
gone to her home in East Burke.
The friends of Lester w. Balch viii
be glad to learn Of his promotion from
conductor on the Boston electric rail.
road to assistant bookkeeper in the office
at Grove Hill Station, Dorchester.
It is desired that there be a large at
tendance of the members of St. Aldemal
Commandery, for drill this evening. w,
| also wish to make arrangements for at
tepding the celebration at Montpelier
Oct. I. Joe w jackson, Eminent Com
mander.
Miss Stella Morse Of Randolph il
Visiting at +. S. Rogers Richardson
street.
William T. Murray has gone to Bos
ton on business.
AIRS. G. L. ITenbly Is visiting friends
in Randolph.
Recent sales made by the d. a. Perry
Reas Estate Agency: 45-acre farm 10
Gated in Cutters Corner, to Andrew
Knutson, consideration, $500; small