The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-29
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Pansy plants at FINISHES.
New wash belts Ut Vaugban's.
Peter Pan waists az Abbott's.
New line Of boieros ats Fits.
All union stores open this evening.
Band concert at Montpelier Thursday
evening.
Strawberry ice cream with fresh fruit
at Aiaseotts.
Arnold Beige suiting, 100 per yard,
at Naughan's.
See THE automobile shirt III the Me-
Whorter 10. store.
Selling AZ d discount. Ladies' suits
and coats III Perry's.
s6-inch black chiffon tafreta for sI.25
per yard al Abbott's
Roller-skating tonight and all day
tomorrow at Dewey Park.
G. X. Andrews Of Northicld was in
the city today on business.
Thomas kesson went 70 Boston last
night for d few days visit.
The Good Tempiars are to have i
social Tuesday evening, juno s.
Mrs. n. Hartman went to Burling-
ton tday for a visit with friends.
Read what The n. ID. Phelps Company
SAYS on. the second page Of this issue
Miss Margaret G. Jones of Randolph
| il visiting relatives and friends ii this
1 citY.
John t,'Leary went To Winchendon,
Mass, last night for a tisit with reln-
tives,
Neglieee shirts, all the up-to-date pat
terms, at the Frank Mclyhorter Co.
Store.
| Jesse Cayhue returned last night from
q few days visit with relatives in Hol5
yoke, Mass.
Angelo Scampini and son, Paul. re-.
turned this morning from business
trip to Boston.
| The stores Of the city will be open
this evening and closed all day tomor-
row, Memorial day.
Robert Mckenzie Of Boston, the welt
known singer, il visiting friends in the
city for q few days.
u. H. Davis drug store and the Red
Gross pharmacy viii elosq tomorrow from
twelve to six o'clock.
The valuable bull TERRIER belongin4 to
w. G. Jones died this morning from
the effects Of poisoning.
Mr.. aud Mrs. James Mckenzie return.
ed last night from few days visit
in Hardwick and Johnson
All the union barber shops viii he
open until 10 o'clock Tuesday night and
win be closed al day Wednesday.
Mrs. N. Marion ana son, William,
went to Burlington yesterday afternoon
70 attend the funeral OF a relative.
All persons having accounts with r.
II. Rogers 4 Go. please call at ia North
Main street, Quinlen block, and settle
same.
Mrs. Grover Hutchinson has arrived
from New York Ia join her husband
who Il employed n bother at n. ].
Nc,iowans.
J. a. Del3oer will deliver patriotic
address in Burlington tomorrow evening
aud Fred A. Rowland viii speak in Wa.
telbuTy Center tomorrow.
| All bills due 20 segel Brady must
be paid 10 Thomas Brady at the Blue
store 10 Bolster hluek after this date.
Those having accounts Will please cali
az once.
| this Il my last week, will close one lot
at Sl.00 each aud one lot at from $500
10 $500 each. Mis-. j. NJ. Bond, So
North Main street.
The scholars of tie Presbyterian Sun.
day school are requested 20 meet Mrs.
Keast, for the rehearsal OF Children
day music, IL the church, Thursday
evening at sis O'Clock.
Earl Waterman Of this city was one
of the students OF the university of Yer
mont who addressed the mass meeting
given in honor OF The visiting schools at
the college gymnasium, Saturday night.
Esangelistic services viii be held to-
morrow at $3.50 and 1910 p, M, NJ the
4 Peoples church in Montpelier The ReY.
Mr. Nickerson Of Woodryille, Ma IL,
will preach at both services. AL are
invited
The Good Templars win hold bas-
4 ket picnic tomorrow at Benjamin Falls,
to which all Good Templars and their
friends are invited, rs is also the juvenile
temple. All who can are requested to
please meet at the postoiice at ten
/ O'clock.
4 Every member and friend Of Spauld-
\ ing high school and every member of
1.-The alumui, as we'll as all others who
enjoy good music and dancing, should
attend the annual concert and ball given
i by the Alumni association on the even
| ing of "Wednesday, June 18th.
4. r. Cutler, who has been looking
for a Job where lie can earn dollar
/ for an experienced social has follnd one.
George B. Milne has engaged him for
d sandwich man and Thursday after
noon he will parade Main street with
sign which MI. Milne Is preparing
for him.
George S. Marsh Of Chicago, cousin
OF Mrs. Herman d. Hopkins Of Mont
pelier. died as The result Of a paralytie
l shock while travelling in Warwick, Eng
land, according to adviees just received.
\ A aborf TINA ago Mr. Marsh resigned