The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-18
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Linen skirts at Vaughan's.
Ladies' suits, low prices, lat Pery's.
All suits at great reduction at Fits
Largest variety Of wash suits at Alb
bolts.
See tbs lawn waists for only sI.1o
at Vaughan's
4 special 25c lace trimmed corset COW
or at Abbott's.
I Auction sale At The city Auction
Rooms tonight
Watermelon, 4c per pound, At Sow
den " Lyons.
Another lot Of those pretty &c lawns
at NcaIc & Knights.
Milcages bought, sold and rented. y.
Il. kendriek 4 Co., "a Main street.
Mary and Eliza Geake have gone to
Leeds, y. @, To visit their mother.
Read what The N. ID, Phelps Company
says on the second page Of this issue.
Ladies skate free at Dewey Park this
week II accompanied by gentlemen
skaters,
New line Of children's and boys wash
suits, sizes ~ 10 l6 years, Just received
by the Frank McWhorter Co.
Tie deliciousness Of Mascott's famous
ice cream il its best advertisement. De-
livered to all parts Of the city.
Wanted. Experienced table girls Tor
"Wednesday, June s0tn. Apply at once
Fields Restaurant, Montpelier Vt.
Summer opening Of tile Pavilion We'd.
nesday evening Dancing from to IL
ii. IN, Gents s5oc, ladies free. n Gilbert
sons orchestra.
We have just received a new lot Of
mems and boys negligee shirts. Prices
SOC, 7Jc and $1.00. latest patterns and
OF the best makes. The Blue Store, iii
Bolster block.
II y. Preston, d leading merchant hi
Jacksonville, Ohio, Mrs. Preston and their
son, Charles, are the guests Of their
cousins, Mrs Addie Il. Dix and John r..
Dis Of this city.
The Womcn's Home Missionary so
ciety Of the Methodist church will meet
with Mrs. A. b Ayeril Wednesday all
ternoon at go. Members are requested
to bring mite boxes All new members
are cordially invited. Fl, r 80
G. :. Andrews has been elected dele
gate from the Epworth leagac of the II
II church Ia the Fifth Biennial G6ilven-
tion Of the First General conference
District which II to be held from July
4tl to Sth at Weirs, y. II.
Homer D. Camp of this city has been
chosen as one Of the doorkeepers att the
Republican state convention in Mont
peter on Wednesday The others are
John L. futile and Hiram B. Wedge Of
Montpelier Thirteen young men Of
Montpelier viii act as ushers Of the
state convention
The Congregational church and sun
day school will hold theirannual picnic
at Caledonia park tomorrow providing
the weather is favorable. Arrangements
have been made for special train from
the Wells River depot al 8 o'clock. Tick
cts for adults will be 5 cents for round
trip and children from 5 to IL, 10 cents.
Those going by the electries must get
off at the Marvin farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. d, Richards, the for.
fner teacher in Spaulding high school,
went today To Marlboro, MISS, 10 spend
the summer g. II. White assistant
principal. went to Walden today with
Mrs. White and their daughter Other
high school teachers have gone TO their
homes. Miss Cotton TO Providence, X. l.,
Miss Lewis 20 Ashland. Mass, Mis-
Roby to South Sutton, n H., and Miss
Young to New York. Supt Alathewson
went 70 Johnson today 70 attend the
exercises Of the Johnson
Normal school.
Children's Day was observed at the
tniversalist church with special exer-
cises by the Sunday school at o'clock
last evening. Tire church was prettily
decorated for the occasion with ferns
and buttcreiip. 4 very interesting pro
gramme was rendered, consisting of
songs. dialogues, recitations aud solos,
in all Of which the children did especi-
ally well. The exercises were enjoyed
by good sized audience. Bibles were
presented to those who bad attended
both church and Sunday school continll
ously since last fall IN gessp}lfFs4Ifl Of
their faithfulness Thsrs 3sassr kcventsen
children ehristened ~ che Rqssar