The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-28
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Long white silk gloves at vaughan 5.
Danish cloth for bathing suits at Alb
bott's.
Mrs Micah French left this morning
for visit IN Meriden, Conn,
Just received, new line Of postaIs Of
local views in colors, Q. J. Dodge.
Geo. w Lang, who has been very III
for the past week, is reported az much
better.
Antonio fsiachino ha receiguto una
gran qiantita al armonichi ltaliani
tedeschi
MIR. and Mrs Ralph Hopkins and chill
dren Of Cabot are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred King.
browns new brain drink the County
Attorney endorsed by the bar Of Barre.
Ask the man.
/ have four frst-class BARRIERS and
ii you want an electric massage 60 70
Micrs' barber shop.
Mrs. G. u. Wyman, who has been
visiting friends in the city. returned TO
her home in Randolph today.
Misses Beatrice Kent, Eva Smith and
Blanche Houston are the guests of Miss
Ellen Hoar at Highgate Springs
There win be food and cut flowers
for sale at the Unipefsalist church yes
try Saturday afternoon at o'clock.
Mrs. u. q. Ware Of Brookline, Mass,
* the guest Of Mr., and Mrs b. A. East
man at their home on Camp street.
There will De preaching serYise.at the
Boutwell, school house by the Rev. g. II.
Watt tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Mrs. W. d. Smith, Master Carroll
Smith. Mrs u. q Kent and Henry Kent
went yesterday to Highgate for weeks
outing
Miss Margaret Henry, u recent grad
uate 81 the General Hospital At Lowell,
Is caring for Mr.. Erskine on the VIII
JAMESTOWN road.
Mr. and Mrs. Il. G. Eaton leave to-
morrow night on an extended trip 70
Calais, Me-, Fredericton and 81. John,
N b going BY way "a Boston
Twenty-Five dozen children's lace hose,
plain silk finish, guaranteed fast black,
sizes from 5 to sia. Regular price from
Is to 25c pair to close, as long as
they last, lnc a phir, 3 for 25c, at the
Blue store III BoIsterA Brick block, Thos
Brady, Prop
Tie annual picnic 81 the employers y
Mari 4 Gordon was held yesterday All
tcrnoon at Caledonia park and a very
lenjoyable time was spent A special
train was run on the Montpelier & Wells
River railroad to accommodate most Of
the party who returned home in th'
evening
Charles Il. stone has moved from TIKI
/ city building 10 Bolster block, room 20
and has opened an Office 10 give bettea
/ facilities. The office VIII be opened from
o m. to ,. m. He will handle th'
o Pepper Oil and will manufacture th'
same, as announced, FOR now. He has
put 100 bottles AT half price. Anyone
who is in need don't wait ton long
\ for Il will 20 quickly Use Q Pepper
! OH for rheumatism, Inflammation, pleu
risy, pain and lameness
a very successful surprise was givel
MI, and Mrs. Frank Moodcoek at thei
home on fIall street on Monday evening
when 4 number Of their friends calle'
very unexpectedly Mrs. Noodcock wa
\ presented with Il nice table cloth AM
napkins from her friends. Refreshment
were served by the ladies. Al enioye'
\ the evening and viii be glad 20 SCI
their friend return as she Is about d
leave for Canada for visit with friends
4 Her niece, Miss Ruth, goes with her 70
a months vacation.
Tile following finance committee 70
tho fusion movement in Washington
county has been chosen; from Barre,
Scampini and George n. filden, indie
pendent and Democrat respectively
Montpelier, Frank +. Smith and II.
Smirtleff; Mortified, Elmer Kelly an
NJ. D. Smith; Waterbury, d. e. Haye
and NJ. Y. Bryan. An rNeentiYc com
mittee consisting or ksP. Nafleton an
I Al. G. Templeton, and tllaEatas pick
third, has been named, The Iudepend
ent county committee Is as follows.eA
g. Templeton OF Montpelier, chairman
|lJ. X. Wilson OF Worcester, secretary
George Cassie Of Barre; G G. Hayes Q
Waterbury; J > Kelly Of Waitsfiehl
lC. u Britton Of Northfcldi II NJ. Tow
Of Calais.