The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-23
TALK OF THE TOWN.


Wash goods sale At yaughan's.
Specials in wash goods at Fits
White muslin kimonos at Abbotts.
Duck hats at the McWhorter Co.
Store
Auction sale this evening at the City
Auction Rooms.
Hammocks at the Frank MeWhorter
Co Store, Si.00 to $500.
White organdie suits trimmed with st.
Gaul embroidery at Abbott's.
Miss Katherine Stone Of Cabot Il
visiting friends at the seminary.
4 muslin two-piece suit for soc at
Perry's this afternon and evening.
Read what The N. d. Phelps Company
says on the second page Of this issue.
a aIenwood range iii first-class con
dition for sale At 3i Richardson street.
Miss Margaret Ayers of Providence,
X 1, Is visiting friends in the city
Special Value. a brilliantine skirt,
neatly trimmed with strap and buttons,
II sou want first class electrical
massage 90 70 William Miers' barber
shop.
Y browns ice cream III delicious. Yon
probably will decide 10 take some home.
Ask the man.
Master Gordon Poole Is spending Il
few weeks with his grandparents al
Marblehead Neck, n. II.
The deiiciousness OF Mascott's famous
ice cream Is its best advertisement. De-
liSered to all parts Of the city.
Reynolds Il son are the local agents
for the Pifkin supply ca. and curry a
large stock of Dallett Stone Working
Tools.
The OLD Cutler Corner School Asso-
citation will hold its annual picnic at
Dewey Park On June a0th All mem
bers please attend and bring friends.
Tile children cf the Presbyterian sun
day school who are 10 take part in the
exercises tomorrow are requested To be
ait the church this afternoon at four
o'clock Tor rehearsal.
Earl Hayden and Newell Barber, who
have been students at Norwich nnieer-
sity during the past year came home
last night and will spend the summer
at their homes in this city.
The Central Vermont Railway will
run low rate excursion Din the paper
train SUNDAY, June IA. For time az
train and rates see flyers This II the
train that leaves Barre at $50 a. N.
Considerable complaint has been
lodged that children are playing about
the monuments in Elinwood cemetery.
Parents are hereby notified that they
must prevent their children from con.
tinuing the practice or legal action will
Ne taken
Special review Of the 4. @. D. Nj.
Monday. June rs, 2 u, N. IN FoFesters
hall. It is expected that Supreme Fin
ance Keeper Mrs. Nellie c. y HcppeYt
Of Akron, Ohio, win be present Every
member try to attend. Ice cream and
cake viii be served,
The faculty Of Goddard seminary gave
d farewell reception "a the senior class
and the students last evening The
guests were received w the members or
tle faculty and the evening was spent
in dancing. Music for nm order Of
Twelve dances was furnished by Harris
orchestra.
The Barre 4. c. base ball team have
gone TO Randolph today 10 play the
strong Saulshary Mills team This team
includes several players well known il
this vicinity. Grant and Jackson. two
old Goddard men, and Worthen. the veil
known IIardwick Academy pitcher, Tine
battery for the Barre team viii be
Brown and .Attridge A close, exciting
game is expected.
An Independent caucus TO elect dele
gates TO Clements convention in Bur-
lington, June 2s, viii be held at the
city court room Monday evening, June
Is, at 1.30, 70 elect 70 delegates and 70
alternates, also % elect city commit.
ice and member Of the county commit
tee The call Is signed by Edward J.
Hall, chairman OF the state committee
Of the independent party.
Arthur Horton returned yesterday to
his home IN poultney. somewhat bruised
from his experience With a. A. Sargent
in their runaway accident on the quarry
road Thursday night. Mr. Sargent's
horse which had to be killed because
Of TIC seriousness Of her injuries, was
recently purchased by him for 5000,
and the carriage which was wrecked had