The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-16
TALK OF THE TOWN.
July sale w Yanaliails.

Vuls Nale w vaughan "
Ladies' jackets At lf.price At ABB
bolts.
See the shirt waists al 9sc at The
Vaughan Store
Fresh and Sal meats at discount at
Peoples market
Paul Mainini returned yesterday from
a visit IN Boston.
I, K. ccnterbar went to Northfeld
this morning 10 work.
Charles Young went to Troy, n. "
Saturday night on a visit
Miss Hattie I.aBounty left this noon
for visit il Charlestown, N. II.
Boys, 80 to o. w. Avenll & Co. and
get a bamboo iish-pole for ioc.
William Halyosa began work this
morning for the Barre Gas Company.
A daughter was born yesterday 10 Mr.
and Mrs. g. :. Andrews Of Maple Grove,
A drink for the brain, aThe County
Attorney browns. Latest Ask the
man.
SEQ that lot of wall paper at Rockers
from 81 II ~ PER double roll; was 10e
10. 4oc
Mrs. Louise Fasoia leaves tonight for
a visit with her daughter IL Atlantic
City, N. u,
Have you seen the post card exhibit
Fat Dodge'a storey See adv. Of cards in
today's Times
Fred lnglis went 70 WilIiamstown
yesterday for d weeks stay at the home
Of e. + Dutton.
Al &. Moore Of the firm Of Moore L
| Owens is taking two weeks vacation
from the store.
Alfred Lonergan RESUMED work today
in The Red Cross pharmacy after two
weeks vacation.
A visitor to Phelps Mills yesterday af.
ternoon counted rs hoys and men in
swimming and more coming
Mrs. y. w. Gordon and daughter, Lii
liam, left yesterday for 4 months visit
III Philadelphia and vicinity.
Miss Tena Mcleod went u Lake Me-
gautic, " Q.. this morning for 4 few
weeks visit at the home Of her parents.
4 Mrs. Dan Tibbetts and son, frankie,
I az Marshheld we're the guests OF her
daughter, Mrs. Florence Boyce, satur.
day
I Miss Annie Warfield Is spending a
i 4t5fa
sister, Mrs. George Emerson NJ North
field. m
| Mr.. and Mrs w. Frank Harris left
this morning TO spend a weeks saea-
ton IN NoodAille, \. H., Bradford and
at Lake Morey.
Miss Josie NJ. Holden left this noon
for Breezy Point. n. H. where size viii
spend 4 two weeks vacation at Mt.
Moosilauke Hotel.
The Intercity ball team went 70 Bur.
4 linqton this morning, where they play an
exhibition game with the Queen City
team this afternoon.
A. II. Burke returned last night from
4 Burlington, where he vent Saturday
with his family. who are 70 remain for
d visit Of d few weeks
\ A regular meeting ii Granite City
\ lodge Il q. O. u. M. II, will be held at
i q o'clock tonight at n Of G. hall. A
good attendance il desired.
Miss Agnes Bray and Miss Farrell Of
Hartford, Conn, who have been visiting
at the home of Or. and Mrs. J. h. Nc
Sweeney, left this noon for their homes
4 At the convention OF the state phar.
maceutical association held at Burning
ton last week. D. +. Davis of this city
was reelected treasurer and assistant
secretary Of the association.
The Women's Missionary society oil
the Baptist church will hold 4 basket
Injecting al Rcniamin's Falls Wednesday
Forenoon and afternoon sessions will bt
held Take the i0.i5 =. N. car.
Charles Knapp OF this cts, wbo.s il
pitching for Templeton, Massws il. : 10
cal town league, won an sigtf falqne gie
tory against BaldwinsviIl III Saturday
Knapp was hit for only FIVE Singles AMI
Istrick out 10 men.
Mrs. Catherine McKinTie vdlIFtA AT
bany N. III, today, where she WIN visit
her daughter, Mrs. Henry Hays sier Il
while and from there she will 90 <
Boston to visit her son, Robert Me
I<inzie, the well known tenor singer.
John Robinson, who has been thI
American express company's messenger
on the train between this city and Mont
pelier, has been transferred today K
night clerk in the Montpelier Office. an,
his place on the train has been taken b.
Robert Foster.
AIR. and Mrs. Willis +. Freeman am
daughter, Ruth, and Miss Gertfnd
Freeman OF Claremont. n. f., arrived
in the city last night in their automo
J bile Tor 4 few days visit with thei
cousins, Mi. and Mrs. G y. Kenyon 0
Az Merchant street.
Mrs. Joseph Tondreau Of Smith stree
was given a surprise party at her home
Saturday evening, on the occasion Of he
/ birthday. a very pleasant nvening wa
enjoyed. Refreshments were served am
l Mrs. Tondrcau was given i handsom
! eouch and S5 in money. Tho affair wa
III charge of MI. and Mrs ArthurParods