The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-26
TALK OF THE TOWN.

MeNNhorter's.
Auction sale tonight, City Auction
rooms, Pearl street.
Hospital oxfords and juilets for aching
feet at ". J. McLean's.
c. c. Mascot has returned from a
short visit in Burlington.
There will be no drill Of the NJ. w. Of
a. drill team this evening.
Father Cray left this morning on a
months trip for vacation and rest.
All the popular music, 1oe. Special
orders, 25c. Ideal Book and Stationery
Store.
Walter Cadger Of New York is in
the city spending his vacation with re-
latiyes.
c. II. Granger resumed work in East
man Brothers store today after a two
weeks vacation.
Miss Essica Smith Of this city is en-
ployed as operator in the Montpelier
telephone exchange.
There were twelve tickets sold at the
local station for the excursion to st.
Anne de Beaupre in Canada.
Think Of an mderskirt with FIVE rows
of lace insertion and a deep dust ruffle
for S1.00 at Fits.
J. Elliot Stoughton leaves tonight on
a few days vacation TO be spent in
Boston and New York.
Leon Cole went TO his home in Marsh-
field last night, having received word
that his father was worse.
Isaac Rice Of Marion, Mass, a former
resident and brother Of +. T.. Rice is
visiting relatives in the city.
G. B. Webb Of Statesville, N. c., re-
turaed to his home today after few
days in this city on business.
Rev. E. ". Cummings returned yester-
day from short visit to his daughter,
Mrs, Thorpe, in Lisbon, y. H.
Frank and Harry Densmore and
Phillip O'Connell of New York We're the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Fraser yes
ierday.
Mrs. II. Il. johnson and son, who have
been visiting relatives in the city, re
turned II their home in Roxbury this
morning.
The committee having charge Of the
reception to FIR. AIckenna wish to thank
b. w. Hooker q Co. for the use Of fur
niture for the occasion.
There will be a regular meeting OF
Court Granite City, No 3, +. OF A.,
Thursday evening at 7.So o'clock, for
installation Of officers.
One Of the attractions during Old
| Home Week at Chelsea will be an au.
tomobile race. Two men have been in
town interesting local parties.
A special car will leave from the front
Of the Methodist church at ten o'clock
Friday morning to take all going to the
Sunday school picnic at Dewey park.
Misses Rose and Katie Lonergan Of
Montreal, who have been visiting at the
home of Mrs. T. Z. Hamel, went to Bur.
lington this afternoon to visit relatives
A regular meeting OF the Barre Civi,
Federation viii be held at the library
Friday afternoon, july rs, at o'clock
1t il important that every member b
present.
l Harold Morrison entertained a parts
of friends at his home on Academy
street yesterday afternoon, in honor q
his fifth birthday. A delightful time
was spent.
City Clerk James Maekay and Post
master E. w Bisbee returned last even
ling from several days automobile
"trip in the latter's machine. They fish
ed in Lake Mansfield and secured a fins
lcateh
The local agents Of the Columbian
Ma 4ss*naI SEA Jt1a.t,.ax,n, ~. st.sH
| the banquet at Lake Bomoseen, Rutland
Thursday, July 25th, being joined By
st. Adams, Burlington, Montpelier, Yer
gennes and Rutland stats.
Robert @. Mcdonnell left last night 81
a vacation trip, intending to 20 first Il
Quincy, Mass. Providence, New Yori
and his home in Buffalo, N Y. From tn,
last named place he win join party
going into the wilds Of Canada.
| B. W. Hooker returned yesterday aft
ternoon from vacation spent al
Greensboro Pond Mr.. Hooker reports
fair luck with the rod. He says that ths
cottages. and there are nearly hun
bred oi them, are all filed with summer
visitors.
Remember the clerks excursion Il
Missisquoi Park, August 9th. Gilbert
sons orchestra, free dancing in pavilion
base ball game between single and mar
ried men, boating and fishing, genera
good time Adults, $100. Children be
tween and IL years, soc.
/ Nothing 80 good as felt" for produc
| ing a brilliant and lasting polish. Give
a smooth, hard finish and both brusl
and dauher will last for years, making
it the most economical set on the mar
ket With Zoe box Of New Gloss shot
paste for 25c at John MeLean's.
Henry c. Whittier, a Montpelier youny
man, has fallen heir to $1,000, from tn,
estate Of his grandmother, who died ii
Lawrence, Mass, recently. Mr.. White
went TO Lawrence to get the money bu
had to return to get the necessary pa
Ipers from the city clerk, as the none,
would not be turned over to him unit
he was identified
Rangers foot bah club. The followin,
players are requested to meet at tn,
foot uall grounds on Thursday evening
July ~, for training; }. Marshall,
Scott, G. Mcleod, A. Rennie, q Hughes
la. Sheriffs, W. Mckenzie, j. Burnett, D
A Cunningham, Joe VIII, A. Mason, W
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