The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-01
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Local Happenings Tersely Told for Busy
Readers.

New wide patent leather belts, only
l0c, at Naughan's.
Spring lamb and fresh green peas to-
day at Tassie Bros.
Two-piece suits 1T "a per cent Off OK
Frank McWhorter GO.
Mrs ). Avery went to burlington this
informing for short visit
Chiidren's wash dresses at two-thirds
the original price at Abbotts
Constable nj. b. Nichols went to
Northtield this morning on business
Miss Avis Wheeler went to NIethuen,
Mass, today for a visit with relatives.
Miss Mildred Phelps returned yester
day from a weeks camping at Berlin
pond.
Mrs. G. H. Anker and daughter are
/ stopping in North Montpelier for two
weeks
Mrs. Arthur S. Martin and child went
to East Charlotte today for weeks
visit with relatives.
Special meeting Of the Electrical
\ Workers Union Wednesday evening at
at Engineers hall.
An especial desirable farm near Barre
City is offered IN perry's advertisement
in "for salen column.
All kinds Of kerosene and gasolene
stoves at cut prices it q WI. Ayerill 81
4 Co.'S. See advertisement.
4 Special prices on refrigerators, lawn
\ mowers, ice cream freezers and wiring
ers 40 The n D. Phelps co.
/ County Examiner o. y. Mathewson
went last evening To WaitsheId TO give
a teachers examination today
Miss Ruby stickney Of Minnesota
City, Mimi. IS the guest Of Mrs +. q.
Colby at her home on Washington street.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. N. Aldrieh and family
returned Yesterday from Rutland, after
weeks tour OF the state in their a,t-
tomobile. ~ i
Socialists and sympathizers are re-
auested to meet IN Socialist hall, Gran
lite street, Wednesday, August LIST, at
liz. Important.
Thomas Cave and family, who have
been spending the past two months at
Lake Morey, have returned to their
home in this city
a meeting OF the \. i. 0. /. viii be
lheId at z o'clock this evening. The drill
master requests that all the ladies make
a special effort 70 be present.
\ There will be regular meeting Of
Sanctuary Granite City. No 30, s. OF A.,
4 Thursday evening at 80 o'clock in r.
Iof A. hall Installation Of officers.
Miss Grace Franklin, who has been
visiting at the home ~ Mt. and Mrs.
Fred Ct Fisher, returned yesterday after
noon 10 her home IN St Johnsbury.
The Forester team of Maple Leaf
Camp will have an outdoor rehearsal
| Thursday evening at $50 o'clock. All
members are requested TO be present.
Per order, G T.
The exhibit Of the international Cor
respondeucc School which has been held
in the Bolster block on Depot square
has been moved to the rooms over Gran
gers barber shop.
| Miss Christine Ban, who has been
visiting at the home Of her brother. G.
i3au, left this morning for New York,
where she will take passage for her
home in Denmark.
A regular meeting OF the Modern
Woodmen OF America will be held on
"Wednesday. Aug. lst, at 80 p. M, in
X. of g hail. There is To be adoption
work Per, Clerk
Barre people coming home from North
Ehefd last night on the express say that
1.-The train ihade che distance. eieseh9niles,
from Mortified 10 the Junction in xxi
Iactly ten minutes By actual timing.
William Robertson left Inst night fol
New York and on Saturday viii take
passage for Scotland, where BE will
make his home at Aberdeen. Mr.. Rob
ertson has been residing on Washington
street in this city for the past two years.
! Il. Caveechi is showing two specimens
of copper sent him BY his brothers who
lrccently went 70 Michigan to attend the
funeral of his brother One specimen
is piece Of ore remarkably rich in cop.
per and the other Is the copper after it
lis extracted from the ore
Roy Sheets has been released bv the
Intereity ball management in anticipa
t0n of the arrival today &c Eddie
Inughlin from Boston. Sheets Is good
liielder but weak man with the bat.
\ a telegram was sent to Louehlin yestcr-
day advising him that The team Is play
ing In Rutland TODAY.
The result Of the civil service examin.
alton for clerk-oarrier taken At the post
office July 6 by nine applicants Is as
follows George Al. Eatcs. $685. per
cent William i Halyosa. S6.10; Lee 3.
H Brownson, $3.50; Sidney a. Wallace,
S0.40; James T. kenehck, $500. Dean
81 lsassett. 1855; Arthur VI. Robinson,
1866; James Il. Ward T4sO; William
! NJ Carswcll, 1925.
The following item from the Berlin,
| N, HI, Independent will interest many
friends of Or. i. t. Cutler, formerly Of
South Barre DR.. L. Lynn Cutler, whose
Iollice il in the Berlin Savings Bank
block has recently had a very hattcring
lofTer from the National Medical Univer-
sity Of Chicago, to accept the position
Of demonstrators OF ostropathy in that
institution for the coming year. DIR.
Cutler has however declined The offer
Epfcferring TO remain in Berlin where he
has already built mp a large and con-
stantly increasing practice. Being the
only osteopatl IN this section he Is FIRE.
quently called upon to take cases from
Island Pond, Lancaster, Gorham and
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