The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-29
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Remember the Empire.
Special muslin sale at Fits.
Childrcns coats at Naughan's.
Cabbage plants at Emslie's store.
Full line Of those shrunk lipens again
mt Fitts n, !.
Nobhy things in straws at the Me-
Nhorter Co. Store.
More Of that a0-inca lawn, 1glec per
yard, at NaugIlan's.
Mercerized shepherd checks for i9c
per yard at Abbotts
Alexander Coutts III Hardwiek ia visit
ing in this city for i few days.
a fine display Of white dresses al
Peiry's. Buy for Dec6ation day.
The auction sale at the Pavilion OF
The large lot OF household goods will
continue evenings until sold
Public dance Id Miles hall Tuesday
evening. f;ilbertson's orchestra Adj
mission, gents soc, ladies free.
ttF ulRiNtDf@ pA 1HG 1fdHHs ADNlsiN
telephone company are holding meet
ing at the City hotel this afternoon.
John Ciuickshank, who has been in
Nickshufg, Miss, for the past three
months, returned to Barre last gwen.
ing
Carbonal viii protect your carpets
from moths and buffalo hugs Free snsn-
ples At g. II. Kepdfiek a Co.'S, Drng.
gists.
IL Mise Bella Fraser has finished work
as hookkeeper nj ri. J Siaitfs's market.
Her place II being taken BY Miss fIor-
tense Smith.
aIiddlebury college which has been
putting up good bali over the other side
Iof the mountains, plays on The Goddard
campus Friday, june !
we have gentlemen dres4makers who
are artists AZ their trade. Go w the
IUnirersalist yestry Friday evening,
June 1 and hear their experience.
Alden, the young son III Mr.. and Mrs.
A. H. Burke. was run down BY team
on the Maple avenue speedway Satur-
day afternoon, but luckily escaped with
only u few bruises.
There will be regular meeting OF
Bright Star ReheiSah Lodge, M ~. on
Wednesday evening, May 40, at a.30
O'clock The representatives. ~ the
lagebekah Assenidy will nuke their IN
port. 4 Large attendance II desired.
"a $3.50 - ,.S - flg;,.,..sl,lg 1 :, 4
Iintercity park tomorrow afternoon when
GODDARD and Montpelier seminary cross
bats. An outside umpire, Beebee, Of
swanton has been engaged and an ex-
citing contest without the usual wran-
gle il expected.
j. Edward Bailey manager d the Pa
vili0n az Montpelier, received i telegram
yesterday from Boston saying that his
valuable mare Maid Of Honor which had
been in that city for exhibition at the
horse show had broken leg and it had
been necessary % KIN her.
The Glenugie club has postponed its
yearly picnic at Caledonia park until
June rs, this action being taken because
the circns at Montpelier on June .,
ANiNti NAt NlNllVIRHAt LIS Gaiu nVtNlNfs
The committees n prepare for the pie
ME have already been chosen.
Harry Goodrich and Leonard Hunt
walked mp Cancels Hump Yesterday and
on their arrival at the summit had q
splendid view Of the country. They
found considerable snow near the s.ei-
NIT and enjoyed sugar on snow. They
we're the frst to make the ascent this
year. On the WY they ran across deer
tracks in plenty.
Among the arrivals at the City hotel
Today were Z. g. Peek and H. NJ. Rich
Of AIorrisylle; +. NJ Kennedy. Chelsea ;
L. l.. Tilden Washington. ID, G.: G..
L. Andrews Marshfeld; c. n. Lathrop,
Nilliamatown. r. H. Williams, West
Corinth; y. $. Booth. Randolph; g. j..
Tayntor. New York: ]. G. IIartwell,
Burlingtonj j. w. May, Essex; II. Y.
Pitcher, Boston; g. Il. Hastings, Bos-
ton; a. i. Patterson, Washington.
Mayor Haley of Montpelier and the
members of the city council aecompan-
tel Superintendent +, II. Andrus oyer
the main line Of the Barre and Montpe-
Ter electric railroad yesterday afternoon
as far as the Berlin town line TO aseer.
tain what repairs are needed. J. J.
Flynn, the president, and 4. q. Humph-
rey Of Burlington were to have met Tho
city council 20 discuss repairs on the
road bed but Mr. Flynn was detained in
burlington because 81 illness III his fam
lily. He instructed Superintendent An
di'us TO take the city fathers over the
road