The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-10
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Local Happenings Tersely Told for Busy
Readers.

Frank McWhorter co-
White shirt waist suits at the prize
fof material at Abbott's.
i Ten per cent discount on films foi
4 your camera at Hendricks.
Mrs. Helen $. B. Ross of Rutland i
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. H. x. Bush
Three belts for 25c, our regular To-
and l5c belts, at Perrys on Saturday.
i Have YOU seen the post card exhibi
mt Dodge's storeg See adv. Of cards il
|todays Timesf
The Rev George Fl. Watt will rreacl
lat the Boutwell, school house Sunda,
|afternoon at 3 o'clock.
All kinds Of Kerosene and gasolen'
stoves at cut prices at G. w. Ayerill {
Co.'s. See advertisement,
/ The best work shoe in the city i
the johnson NeverRip. For sale onl,
/ by the Barre shoe company.
| q regular meeting Of Col. } B. Mead
Circle, Ladies Of the G, A. r., viii b
held this evening at 7.3o o'clock.
nv household furniture will be solt
lat public auction at Hales auction room
Monday evening at o'clock. W g
Sweet,
Miss Hortense Knight and HarolS
Knight went to North Hero this mornins
for d visit at the home Of their grand
parents.
Mr., and Mrs. H, w. knight startei
this morning on d carriage drive K
North Hero, where they will visit rela
tives for few weeks.
ANY two people can play whist, bridge
hearts Of block with Phillips two.handed
dummies. For saIe NJ G. N. Kenyon
& Co.'S bargain store.
Mrs. Samuel Johnston left this morn
ing for Kingston, N X, where she vii
/ Join her husband who has been working
there for several months.
Mrs. B. ". Potter and son, Manley
Of Holyoke, Mass, who have oeen visit
ing at the home OF Mrs. Il. +, Mower
left this noon for their home.
Are YOU bnying shoes for yourself
ana family wher YOU get coupons that
are worth SIS for every $25 in coupons
If not inquire at the Peoples Shoe store
GO to the Universalist food sale to-
morrow for your baked beans, brown
bread, cake, doughnuts, Dutch cheese
salad dressing, fresh vegetables and cut
flowers.
Insurance adiusters have finished
their work on the Massucco block fire in
Montpelier, and have allowed for total
loss Of $7,244S4, somewhat larger than
the first estimates.
The Methodist Sunday school will hold
ia annual picnic at the Montpelier
seminary grounds Saturday Tile train
will 20 down at 1925, returning at
$50 on the NJ, s w. R. r.
Solon Moore left this morning Oh an
extended trip to Niagara Falls, Chicago
and Minnesota City, MINI. At Wells
River his niece, Miss Ruby Stiekney
who has been visiting relatives in Yer
mont, will join him on her way 70 hei
home in Minnesota.
Two representatives Of the "Spitball'
team called at this Office last evening
with the notification that tbs Italian.
were not unbeaten, the impression that
We conveyed yesterday. The aforesaid
representatives informed us that they
had thrice conquered the Italians.
There will be mass meeting or eau.
Gus Of trades unionists, wage. earners
and friends Of organized labor held in
the Barre opera house Friday, August
10th, at 1880 y. M, for the purpose
of placing in nomination for city repre-
sentative in the next legislature someone
from the ranks Of organized labor.
The lawn party that was to be on the
Uniyersalist lawn Saturday night has
been postponed one week, 70 aceommo-
date those who wish TO attend the Clan
Gordon picnic. The ladies hope to see all
who attend the picnic the following Sat
ufday evening and patronize their ice
cream tables The food sale will be this
week Saturday At o'clock As adyer.
tised.
II. X johnson, better known to base
ball fans as Exc. was released yestcr-
day by the Intercity hnse ball manage
ment and went today TO Biddeford, Me.
To join the team representing that city,
where he formerly pitched. johnson
was given several trials in the box but
was not considered quite good enough
for Northern league company. John
son thinks that his arm has not been
lust right since he was compelled to
pitch two games in succession for Bates
college earlier in the summer. The In.
tercity management is on the trail OF
a left-handed twirler from Chicago, and
he is expected to he here little later.
The annual Evangelical campmeeting
at East Montpelier will begin this even.
ing and continue daily up to and includ-
ing August 10. The annual business
meeting Of the association will be held
Friday afternoon, August ~, at 1870
o'clock. Among the preachers who will
be present this year are the Rev. Dr. j.
&c. Briggs of Somcrville, Mass, the Rev.
Mr.. Nickerson Of Woodsville, N. H., the
Rev. q. Al. Moore Of Montpelier, the Rev.
f. II. Post OF Massachusetts, and the
Rev. n. ID. Witham Of Milan, y. II.
Good board and lodging may be obtain
ed on the grounds. There viii be three
meetings each day, at 1920 D. M, 2.8O