The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-24
TALK OF THE TOWN.

New outing flannel AZ veale 4
knights.
Try the new Ice Cream Cake at the
City Bakery.
G. s. Andrews u spending the day
in Richmond.
There will be no dance in Miles hall
Friday evening
Colored shirt waist suits at half
price at Ahbott's.
Bone charcoal water filters, SO cents,
at the n. D. Phelps company.
Alex. Mcdonald Is spending two
weeks vacation in New York city.
just received, new line OF postals of
local views in colors, Q. J.. Dodge.
Limeade, thirst .quencher, browns
latest 5-cent drink. Ask the man.
o. ii. Hale returned this noon from
Bradford, where he has been attending
the fair.
From noon until night yesterday
there was fall in temperature Of nearly
Unity utSftNes
Ladies call at Reynolds & Son Satm-
day, August rs, and set one Of those
stove mats free,
Prices cut during August on all kinds
Of kerosene and gasolene stoves at g.
w. Averill s. Co.'s
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Wilkie are re-
ioieing over the birth Of a son, BON
Wednesday, August ~.
Miss Mary Carleton went To Keene,
N. H., today for visit with her sister,
DR.. Margaret Carleton.
Cut flowers at youngsons greenhouse,
Upland avenue. Orders promptly at
tended to telephone slT-6,,
McLean's shoe store is offering odds
and ends OF summer footwear at tempt
ing prices. See the window.
A new line Of baseball suits for boys
has Just arrived at Bradys clothing
store. While they last, 9S cents.
Those who can do SO will take the
10:45 car for the O. 4. S. picnic tomor-
row. Others viii take the 1:15 ear.
The interest on the mortgage loans
of the Barre savings bank and trust
company becomes due September LIST.
A good chance to buy corsets at Per
ry's on Saturday. $i,00 eorsets re-
duced to 69c, $3.50 corsets reduced
to 0se.
Miss Mary j. Wright, accompanied
by her nephew, Clarence Mcneil, went
yesterday afternoon to Old Orchard, Me-,
to spend vacation.
Clarence Clark has finished work at
A. w. Badger q Cos and left this noon
for Enfield, n. H., where he will spend
two weeks vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs +. w. Adams Of London,
Ont, are visiting their son, ]. Q. Adams,
agent Of the Central Vermont railway,
at his home ON Merchant street.
Feast al st. Bartholomew; Evening
Prayer and sermon at the Church Of the
Good Shepherd at Z o'clock. 4 full at
tendance of the choir is requested.
The amusement committee Of the Odd
Ladies will meet at Mrs John Forbes
house, 25 Brook street, Friday evening,
at o'clock. Full attendance is re-
quested.
Ruth chapter, o. r. 81, viii hold a
basket picnic Saturday, August %, at
shepard's grove, All members Of the
order with families and visiting friends
are invited.
The Granite City Quoting club viii
hold its annual picnic at Caledonia Park
Saturday. Members and friends in
vited. Take 1895 a. IN. train on M. &
W. X. railroad.
Robert Fraser OF Montpelier has re-
turned from his trip to South Carolina,
where he went some time ago To look
over the granite industry. Mr.. Fraser
states that he will locate in that state
but is not yet decided when he will go
there.
Barre and Montpelier people can help
the Intercity base ball finances greatly
BY turning out for the last game Of the
season tomorrow afternoon on the Inter
city grounds. Burlington, the leaders
OF the league will be the opponents. The
game will be called at 3.l5.
The Barre Rangers 20 ID Hnrawiek
to play y league game. The following
will line up for the RangersirJ. Rennie,
G. Scott, r. Wright, J. tombstone, O.
Dinnie. J. Lindsay, j. VIII, J. Duguid,
G. Mcleod. A. Brew, J. McKerron; re-
serve, J. Riddel. Players and others
meet els a. m. electric car
Weary Willie Walker with num-
Der of local hits entertained fair.sized
audience at the Barre opera house last
evening. For an early-season attrae.
ton Weary Willie was above the aver
age although lar from the level Of the
usual musical comedies which appear
here.
The following players viii compose
the Bon-accord foot ball team for the
Green Mountain game on Saturday,
August rs goal, ] .Freeland; backs, L.
Clark, and A. Walker; half backs, Viii
son or Fairs, Stewart, J. T. Robinson;
forwards, A. Freeland, G. Anderson, J..
Williammston, J. Craig, 4. Naughtonj
reserves, Mcleod and Black.
The funeral Of Dorothy Celeste, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Alexander Emslie, was held
yesterday afternoon from the Emslie
residence Oh the Montpelier read. There
was large number Of friends in at
tendance. The Rev. Mr.. Macarthur
ofiiciated, and the bearers were David