The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-17
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Local Happenings Tersely Told for Busy
Readers.

New black muslins At Vaughans,
Don't forget 70 visit the Pavilion.
! Deep cut on all wash suits at Abbott'a.
| New Eden Musce nncquallcd IN the
I whole world.
Another sample lot Of muslin under
wear at Naughan's.
/ The finest waxwork exhibition in the
world at Hale's Pavilion.
D. A. Perry returned last night from
a business trip to Boston.
Remnant sale at B. w. Hooker &
Co.'S Wednesday, July 18th.
Jacksons home grown asparagus. zoe
I i bunch at City Fish Market.
1 The McWhorter CO. still have good
selection Of hammocks, Sl.5o to $500.
n Born, July 10, u Mr.. and Mrs. Vim.
n H. Blake of ~ Seminary street, daugh
tier.
Mrs. Sarah Bond returned Inst evening
n from i two weeks visit to Boston and
Revere Beach.
sconistan,7 BY Churchill, and "The
Jungle, BY Sinclair, can be had ut Har-
rs Book store.
4 Miss Mayme Watkins OF Hartford,
Conn; is visiting ct the home Of her par
ents in this city,
Childrcn's shirt waists and blouse
waists at the Frank MeMhorter Co.
store, soc, 75e and S1.0o.
Now is the time to get good paper
tcheup. Go and see that lot at y. W..
Hooker & Co.'S Wednesday.
1 Mrs. H. O. Worthen and son, G. r.,
Worthen went yesterday to st. Joseph's
Lake for few days camping.
n The righteousness Of Mascotts famous
ice cream ia its best advertisement. De-
liveFed ID AN parts Of the city sgi
Martin Dillingham; and His daughter,
Miss kathy, of Waterbury Center are
Visiting Mrs. John Kelly for d weeksa
Mrs. John ". Raycroft and sons went
this morning to Manchester and Nashua
4 for few weeks visit with relatives.
Have you measured that ROOM, so
YOU can find remnant of carpet to fit,
at Hooker's remnant sale, Wednesday.
Drop everything for short time and
see what bargains there are at B. w.
Hooker & Co.'s remnant sale Wednes
day.
Miss Mary Fraser who has been visit
ling Miss Helen Kelley for the past week,
returned today to her home in Burilng
ton,
i Fifteen remnants OF Park mill wool
carpets with over rs yards in each at
y. NJ. Hooker & Co.'s remnant sale We'd
lncsday.
| Mrs. Charles StAelc and daughter OF
Northumberland, Pa. are visiting ait the
home Of Mrs. Anna Moore OF East
street.
| Mrs. Joseph Donnrlly and daughter
left Inst night for los Angeles, Cal,
where the former goes in search Of
health.
The Methodist, Baptist, Congregation.
al and Unitarian Sunday schools of
Montpelier arc holding a union picnic
today at Caledonia Park.
The civil engineering force Of the
Central Vermont railway are at South
Barre to survey for a, spur track TO the
Mari { Gordon polishing mill.
4 The regular meeting Of the Modern
Woodinen at America will be held Wed
nesslay, Inly 18th, at 7.30 p. m, in X. Of
lC. ball. The semi-anmal report Of the
| managers. also reading Of bylaws viii
take place. Let there be good attend
anqe. Ter clerk srn -.
z. $. Smith, superintendent of the
Montpelier water works, went yesterday
10 Newport, the authorities there being
anxious for him TO inspect the water
works Of that village which are not Civ
ling satisfaction and TO offer suggestions
for their improvement.
/ A report says the Dewey mill at
Qucchee has been sold. This report has
been found to be erroneous it being the
Parker mill which has been sold by Mr.
Dewey. James Dewey, son Of W. T..
Dewey OF Montpelier holds a responsible
position in the Dewey mill
| D. r. Worthen has finished work as
messenger for the American Express
company at Montpelier and IT. p. Bur.
leigh takes his place y. p. Robinson Is
relieving iii that office since VI. III Sim.
mington came To Barre TO act AZ agent,
Robert NJ. Foster has been employed
las the train messenger on the run he
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