The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-01
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Wash suits at Fits.

Series dance at Pavilion tonight
Those &c laces came from Abbott 81
The SWEETEST lady's coat for $500 at
Fits
Philharmonic at Galatians restaurant
this evening.
See the bargain bed spread at Alb
bolts for Csc
soc pure silk belts for 25c at The
I Vaughan Store.
G. Abbiati went to Concord, n. H.,
/ today on a visit.
f. Dellaeliesa went to Quincy, Mass,
TODAY 10 visit friends
Hospital oxfords and iuliets for tired
feet at w J. Mepean's
Read u. NJ Averiils advertisement OF
! desirable building lots for sale.
y. G. Jones was in Alarshfield yester-
day to view the ruins Of the fire.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nv. d. DWkee went
to Montreal today for few days visit.
Miss Myrtle Livingston went to Com
cord, \. H., today Tor a two months
visit.
Miss Rena Jones left this morning
for Utica, \. II, to visit relatives this
summer.
Charles Cole went to his home in
Marshfeld this morning to spend the
Fourth.
! Miss Ina Dutton went to Plainfeld
today to work at the home Of Mrs. Ella
NJ. Kidder
The Swedish ladies' sewing circle viii
meet with Mrs. Andrew Nelson, Boyn-
ton street, tonight.
Prepare for the Fourth Of July by
purchasing crash suit, straw hat, belt,
etc, at McWhorter's.
Fireworks and horns on sale Monday
morning and until noon Tuesday at the
Boston Bargain Store.
John Rae, William Fraser and Will
lam Carson went TO Boston today to
remain over the Fourth.
Joseph Gilhertson went to Randolph
this morning to spend the Fourth at
\ the home Of his uncle.
Miss Eleanor Rollins left this morn
ling for Ocean House beach, Me-, where
she viii spend the summer.
Mrs. William Brock and son, Malcolm,
went to Buffalo, \. ", today for a
months visit with relatives.
Al. j Schneider and daughter left last
night for Brooklyn, where they will visit
the formers mother for week.
Mrs. w. r. Davenport went to Frank
| IN Falls, n H., today for a two weeks
Visit at the home Of her sister there.
Rev Nv. RI Davenport left today for
/ a two weeks trip about the state in
1 the interests Of the Anti-Saloon League
Work was begun yesterday laying
4 tile foundation for e. A. Perry's new
lhonse on Warren street, near Spalllding,
The barber shops viii keep open Mon
lday afternoon and evening until II
O'Clock and viii be closed an day Tues
i day
Their were 96 tickets sold at the local
/ Central Vermont station last night and
this morning for the EXCURSION to Nom
treal.
The train for the Hibernian picnic
4 this afternoon will leave the nj. M
station at l2.45. Returning it viii leave
lat $50.
Louis Boni, Miss D. 8lerlo, Miss E
ISartorelIi, and J. Sartorelli left today
for Milford, N. Ell, and Boston for 4
4 few days visit.
Miss Grace 6omeo, operator in the cen.
| trail telephone Office, left this morning
i 10 spend a ten days vacation at Boston
and Springfield.
III j Carr finishes work tonight al
driver Of Nelson's express team, and
viii begin work as conductor on the
/ eiectries next week
Mr.. and Mrs. John Il. Smith and
their two daughters went To Lake Mans
| field this morning. where they viii spend
Il two or three weeks vacation.
! Negligee shirts, fancy hosiery, under
wear, belts, neekwear, straw hats--iH
/ fact everything for hot weather com
| fort--can be found at Moore & Owens
B. w. Hooker returned last night
from Bellows Falls, where lie attended
a three days course Of lectures on EN-.
/ balming BIZ Prof Renouard of New York
The No Name whist club held another
Of their enjoyable outings yesterday af-
] ternoon at Dewey park. After luncheon
they took the cars to Montpelier and
lattended the band concert.
Ira @. Calef and sister, Miss Lucy
! Calef, arrived in the city this morning
from Los Angeles, CAL, where they
spent the winter. They went to their
home in Washington today
The members Of Hiawatha Lodge, No,
20, I. O. O. f., have been extended an
invitation by Vermont Lodge, No. 2,
l. q. q. T., OF Montpelier, to participate
| with them in grand basket picnic at
Dewey Park on the Fourth Of July.
Let all 60 who can do SO.
| Two automobiles NJ Bout
wells and Jake Galinsky's, both from
Montpelier too terrible a COM
bination for horse on the road to Mont
lpelier early last evening. The wagon
was overturned and quite badly used up,
las was also the driver. Afterwards he
punetured the atmosphere with several
| hot verbal shots
| Mr.. and Mrs. Willis A. Abbott, who
were married Thursday evening, were
The recipients Of over $50 wedding pre-
sents, among which was a check for
! $500 from the brides mother, Mrs. G.
lB. Nichols and her brother, NJ. G.
Nichols. In the account Of the wedding
yesterday the names of Pauline Cutler,
who presided at the water table, and
| Bessie Towne, one who assisted in sery-
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