The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-22
TALK or THE TOWN.

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Tickets for weary Willie Walker
now in sale.
James Perry was IN Mortified yes
terday on business.
Band concert at Montpelier Thursday
evening at S o'clock.
Bone charcoal water filters, SO cents,
at the n. d. Phelps company.
just received, new line Of postals OF
local views in colors, O. J.. Dodge.
An upstairs tenement to rent at Is
Maple avenue. Inquire Of Q. N. Canton.
A. Orlando and q. Passeta left today
for New York, where they will sail for
Italy.
Dance at the Pavilion Wednesday
eyening. Gilbertson's orchestra Of six
pieces.
Miss Myrtle Puryee is spending a
weeks vacation in Warren visiting rel.
atives.
Base ball fans, get a Bobby Burns"
browns latest fve-cent drink Is the best
ever. Ask the man.
Prices cut during August on all kinds
Of kerosene and gasolene stoves at G.
w Ayerill & Co.'s.
Mrs. Jnlias Tonella and Mrs. Charles
ToneIla OF Milford, N. H., are visiting
friends in the city.
Mrs. John Morrison and son went to
Lebanon, n. H., yesterday for few
weeks visit with friends.
Miss Olsen Of Pawtucket, r. r, and
Miss Mary Tart OF Montpelier are visit
ing friends in the city today.
McLean's shoe store is offering odds
and ends OF summer footwear at tempt
| ing prices. See the window.
The clerks base ball team will play
the Italian A. g. team at the Seminary
campus at 400 this afternoon.
A new line Of baseball suits for boys
has just arrived at Brady's clothing
store. While they last, IS cents.
The interest on the mortgage loans
Of the Barre savings bank and trust
company becomes due September LIST.
Mrs. j. NJ. syott, who has been visit
! ing friends in the city, returned this
morning to her home in Portland, Me.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Fits and family,
who have been spending several weeks
at Kennebunk beach, Me-, have returned
home
Archie Taft Of Barre Town is recoy.
ering from successful operation for
appendicitis at the Heaton hospital al
Montpelier.
Ruth chapter, o. +. s., win hold a
basket picnic Saturday, August rs, at
| Shepard's grove. All members Of the
order with families and visiting friends
are invited.
Dorothy Celeste Emslie, the Youngest
daughter OF Mrs. Alexander Emslie, died
Yesterday afternoon OF pneumonia. Her
age was five years. The funeral will
be held tomorrow afternoon at o'clock.
Giuseppe Sartorelli, who was operated
1 on for appendicitis Sunday, died at the
Emergency hospital last night. The
! funeral will be held from the house on
Granite street at o'clock tomorrow af-
teTnoon.
Miss Margaret Arkley has returned
from visiting her sister in Richmond and
| Is prepared to take up nursing again.
\ Her residence II at A. A. NorthTop's
IA Merchant street, and the telephone
call is 1874.
Byron NJ. Mute, until recently man
ager Of Morgan Roteh's Hill Top farm
at Lakeville. Mass, with Mrs Mute,
arrived in Barre today. Mr.. Mute has
been engaged BY j. g. Morrison as fore.
man at the Morrison farm.
| p. II. Coyne, who gave his residence
as Woodbury. was in city court this
morning to answer to q celebration with
liquor, having heen arrested last night
He pleaded guilty to first offence Of
intoxication and paid 1890.
Notice.-There are vacancies for three
pupils at the Vermont training school
i for nurses at DR.. Primes sanitarium.
Requirements are good health, good ref.
4 erences and high school education or
/ its equivalent. Address DR.. W. r.
Prime, Burlington, VT.
The Intercity ball team went today to
Burlington to play one Of the scheduled
games with the Queen City team. Pit
cher Warner has been released, but is
spending few days about town before
going to his home in Illinois. Boots"
Mcmahon has returned TO run his bowl.
/ ing alley in Quincy, Mass.
After a short prayer at the house by
the Rev. h. +, Lowe, the body Of Mrs.
Marcia $. Cilchrist, who died at the
home Of her daughter, Mrs. II. r.
Stoughton, was taken to Mortified for
burial this morning. Funeral services
were held IN the Methodist church in
Mortified this forenoon and the inter
Imcnt was in the Northfeld cemetery.
/ Fun that is pure, music Of the newest
kind, settings, mounting an electrical
! innyation that dazzle, comedians and
vaudeville acts Of the highest grade, are
some Of the things that makes Weary
\ Willie Walker the foremost Of all musi-
cal comedy productions which is the
1 happy combination of wit which will
be seen at the opera house Thursday
evening Everything has been polished
mp to the minute and shines forth in a
blaze Of glory,
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