The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-16
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Gorton's AIinstreIs tonight.

an WOOL tricots TOT 25e at ADDotts
Don't miss the two days sale At
| Vaughan's.
Try the new Ice Cream Cake at the
City Bakery.
| William Laramie went to White River
Junction today on business.
/ Dance III Niles hall Friday night.
| Whittier's orchestra Of six pieces.
Miss Allie Trow i visiting friends Ii
| White River Junction for q week.
| just received, new line Of postals Of
local views in colors, Q. j. Dodge.
| Y. II. Lovely went to Roxbury and
Northfeld this morning on business.
| Miss Hazel Jameson Of Lowell, Mass,
y visiting in the city for few days.
4 Special sale 81 children's hose. two
pairs for Csc, at Perry's on Saturday.
! Get yonr outing trousers for your
vacation from the Frank McWhorter co.
store.
Miss Annie Mckay of Boston is the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. Malcolm Nc
kinnon.
Miss Clara Purvee went to Burling-
| ton this morning for a two weeks visit
with relatives
Base ball fans, get i Bobby Burns7i
! browns latest iiye-cent drink is the best
ever. Ask the man.
4 Prices cut during August on all kinds
OF kerosene and gasolene stoves at G.
4 W. Ayerill & Co.'S.
\ The Ida Reed w. &. Il. u. will meet
with Mrs. A. X. Cults, Hill street, Fri.
day afternoon at $50.
A son was born To Mrs. John Milton
this morning, at IL Central street Both
1 mother and child are doing we'll.
Mrs. NJ r. Folsom returned to her
home in Burlington today after an ex.
tended visit with friends in this city.
! Deputy sheriff II. j. slayton has re-
turned from Kimball Corners, where he
has been overseeing the haying on his
farm.
4 Mrs. w, N. Fraser left this noon for
Boston, from which city she will start
on the 1st for Scotland for three
months trip.
\ The large cashiers stand III r. IT,
Rogers store has been purchased by NJ.
i S. Levin and was moved 10 his store
this forenoon.
i All out Of White Lily washers this
week, but leave your order and we will
deliver you one about the 18th on 30
! days trial. n. D. Phelps co.
4 The victorious Crcscents will cross
bats with the Wetmore and Morse team
of Nebsterville this afternoon, at
o'clock sharp. Admission Is cents.
Il Officer HameI arrested John Murphy
Of Springfield, Mass. last night for in
A toxieatiDn. In city court this morning
Murphy pleaded guilty and viii spend
ten days in the county Jail
Companion Court Granite City, No
ISL, l. o. T., will hold regular meeting
in Forssters hall in the Worthen block
Friday, Aup. ~, at 7.3o j. M X. i.
Minnie Bruce.
Il The postponed lawn party Of the
\ Universalist church win be on the
church Lawn Saturday night, weather
permitting II not pleasant Monday
night. Will the ladies who are TO bring
cake come as early as seven o'clock.
4 Miss Marion f. Clark, teacher Of his
tory and mathematics az Montpelier
seminary has resigned and Miss II. E.
Holmes Of Burlington, graduate from
the University Of Vermont last June
has been engaged to FIJI the vacancy
Miss Clark will teach in high school al
Passaic, N ..
The Barre Golf club team goes to Bur.
lington Saturday. the 18th, to play a
team representing the Wanbanakee Golf
club Of that city. The local players are
as follows: Peters, fCapt,), Davie
Dodge, Burgess, Hutchinson, Dalgarno
Milne, John Daniels, B. B. Bailey and
James Reid. Players note train leaves
Q. V. depot at 7.55 al m.
4 meeting OF the Woman's Home Mis-
sionary club Of the Methodist church
was held at the home Of Mrs. Friend
Whitcomb on North Main street ycster.
day afternoon. After the regular bust
mess meeting. Refreshments were served
the feature being large birthday cake
in honor OF tho birthday Of Miss Agnes
French, one Of the members.
The clerks defeated the car barn ball
team yesterday afternoon at Intercity
Park 90 ,, in inning game. The
clerks victory was in a large measure
due To the mastery pitching of Fisher
who had the opposing batters az his
mercy. This makes a game apiece and
everyone is looking forward 70 the rub.
Der. The batteries weres Shepard and
Stewart; Fisher and Ayers.
The lntercity ball team returned last
might from their disastrous game with
1.-THE Northern leagie leaders. Local
fans who saw the game report that Bur-
ton. the new man, made Il creditable
showing in spite Of the overwhelming
defeat OF - TO /. Miserable fielding
! was largely responsible for the defeat
The Champs had an on day, but will 20
into this afternoons game to win.
The greatest money saving sale Of the
season is the extraordinary low price
sale now on at a. A. Smith & Brothers
store. This sale takes in every depart.
ment in their store. Waltham watches
reduced from $500 to $500 in price; suit
cases and trunks at unheard-of low
prices, underwear reduced from soc TO
zoe; caps reduced from 50c 20 29e; $3.50
and $500 pants at $1.0s; lot Of $3.50
and $500 pants at s2.9s; lot Of gentle
mems $500 chains at 49c. Remember
that A. A. Smith & Brothers store is
the only place in New England where
the President suspendcr is sold for less
4 than soc, their price Is 39c See their