The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-31
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Long white silk gloves at yaughan's.
All sizes in barefoot sandals at the
Barre shoe company.
Crushed peach ice cream soda at
browns. Ask the man.
O. Botiino went "a Brookheld This
morning on fishing trip.
Dance in the Pavilion Wednesday
evening" Gilbertson's orchestra.
just received, new line Of postaIs Of
local views in colors, Q. J. Dodge.
Mrs D. B. Richardson 81 Dorchester,
Mass, ii visiting at J w Vaughan's.
W. D. Mcdonald has returned from
2 months vacation spent in Nova SEQ
tia.
Antonio Giachino ha receivuto una
gran quantita di armonichi ltaliani 9
tedeschi
John Burgess Of Belfast, Me-, Is visit
ing his brother, Riley Burgess, for a
few days.
Mr., and Mrs G. s. Wallace left this
morning on j several days carriage drive
to Wolcott.
You can find choice assortment Of
wash four-in hands at Frank McNhor-
ter Co Store.
Robert Cruickshank Of Lynn, Mass,
arrived in the city last night for visit
at his home here.
u. NJ Tayntor has taken rooms 5 and
in the Currier block, where he will
have his office in the future.
The children who take part IN the
sflower basket drill' please meet at the
Presbyterian church Tuesday hit $50,
Major r. A. Abbott III Washington,
D. G., is stopping at the City Hotel for
a few weeks, and il greeting his old
friends hereabouts.
The infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Miller Of North Main street died
last night and was buried this morning
III the Catholic cemetery.
Scampini 4 SCOTS penny arcade,
which has been exhibiting IN Montpelier
for two months, has returned to Barre
and will open up in the seampini block
again Saturday evening.
George Inglis and James S. WILSON,
Jr., went To kairhayen today as mem-
bers from the Granite lodge Of Masons
to attend the funeral Of ". NJ Fraser,
who was 4 member Of the lodge.
The Ladies' Missionary society II tie
Congregational church viii hold i meet
ing at the home Of Mrs. }. e. Griggs OF
Summer street Wednesday afternoon, at
ESQ The subject VIII be ~Afliea.a
Loyal Temperance Legion picnic
Thursday, Aug. End, At BENJAMIN Falls.
Meet at NJ. III church for the f0.f5 car,
All who have ever attended meetings
cordially invited, with a friend and
lunch box.
pr G. w. Steele went 10 Fair Haven
today where he win attend the funeral
OF the late ~. NJ. Fraser as represen-
tative from the Montpelier lodge Of
Elks, Of which the deceased was broth
er member.
Charles Boiviu Of st. Adams was ar
rested yesterday afternoon by Officer
earle for intoxication In city court
this morning Boiyin pleaded guilty and
took the alternative sentence Of fifteen
days II jail,
William Milne 81 the firm Of fjttle.
john, Odgers & Milne had bis left hand
badly laeerated this morning by blow
from d bull set hammer Dr w. n Reid
sewed up the wound and as no bones
were broken ii is not expected that the
injury viii prove serious.
The trout fishing closed today, ac-
cording to an amendment to the law
made at the session Of 1901, and quite
a number Of anglers went out for their
last chance at the specified beauties
The shortening Of the season may lead
20 trouble unless it is borne IN mind
and spread abroad.
Charles T. Stone has moved from the
city building to Bolster block. room 20,
and has opened an Office to give better
facilities The office win be opened from
q 4 nj, to s .. M He viii handle the
O Pepper Oil and will manufacture the
same, as announced, fof now He has
put 100 bottles at half pricm Anyone
who il IN need don't wait TOO long,
for II will Cos amieklu Use q Pepper
Oil for rheumatism. Inflammation, pleu-
risy, pain and lameness.