The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-05
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Wool suits at half price at Fits.
Sec Abbott's special magazine offer
Visit second aoor sale it Naughan's
siz ladies' SIX Elton coats now ss.as.
AT Fits.
Big wash goods sale at Persys on
Saturday.
Auction sale this evening at the City
Auction Rooms
Melon college lee 4 Ii Delmonico i 5c
Drown has III Ask The man.
Fifty per cent On your money at our
bargain counter. Alclean's shoe store.
Born, on July 4th 10 MI. and Mrs.
Frank Webster OF 60 Merchant street, a
son
Fresh every week; giant white celery,
u cents per bunch AT The City Fish
Market.
MI and Mrs George Emerson at
Northfcll visited relatives III the city
yesterday
Many Of the granite plants Of the city
continued the shut down OF the Fourth
for the remainder Of the week.
The delciousness Of Maseott's famous
lee cream ii its best advertisement. De
hvered To all parts of the city.
Mayor and Mrs. William Barclay and
son, William, lr, went 70 Mt Mansfield
this morning for a few days stay
For the next few DAYS, G. w. Ayenll
& Go. win have a lot Of rs to 20-foot
bamboo fish-poles to sell at Toe each.
Bring the little fellows to THE Frank
MeWhorter GO. for wash suits, blouse
waists, shirt waists, straw hats, caps,
etc.
The Ida Reed W & T. J'., viii meet
with Mrs. r. III Watkins, Is Park
street. Friday afternoon at the usual
Time
G, r. Young Of Burlington and Il. 4.
harrington Of HardWick are iii the city
taking an invoice at the Barre Shoe
Co.'s store.
meeting 81 the Representatives Of
the Vermont Football league win meet
in Rangers pavilion at four o'clock sat.
urday afternoon.
= patriotic service will be held IN the
llniverSalist church sunday morning.
Resources of Nation will Ne the
theme of discourse
Three large electric fans. good yenti.
lation and 6;ilbertson's finest music will
insure comfort and pleasure at the Pa.
vilion Friday evening
The Red Men and their squaws WHO
arr intending trailing towards East
Barre viii please meet this evening mt
half past ave AZ pagc's livery stable
Hattie Brunette has brought suit Tor
divorce against Lewis Brnnelle alleging
desertion The case comes up before The
September term Of Washington county
court
Earle Bemis LETT Inst night on the
midnight train for New York. where ne
has obtained 4 position a. draughtsinan
iii the office 81 ihe Harrison Granite
Manufacturing company of that city.
The body Of Mrs. Christiana Steele,
aged 90 years, a former resident OF this
city. was brought here yesterday from
Middicbury and inferred in the Elmwood
cemetery The deceased leaves two
sons, Frank and Horace Steele of Chi
ergo. and brother, & u Bingham Of
Middcbury
Mr. and Mrs. Charles c. Kenyon re.
turned this morning from their wedding
trip which was spent in an automobile
tour through various parts Of New Eng.
land ending with stay az Lake SUNK
pee. in New Hampshire. They win re-
side a tbs home " the groom On sier-
chant street.
Among those who spent yesterday in
Burlington and Plattsburg were MI.
and Mrs. D o. BeeSlev George Ford.
George Ford John + Ayenll Charles
Nshart, Ned Roberts, Clarence Lease
+. +. Scott, William Maroon. William
,Dutlde, Henry smith, Arthur L.aBelle,
Neil Ralph, II NJ Audreani and James
Ganl
Mr. and Mrs. Weston Walker enter
tained a party Of - 81 their friends at
their home July B Music and singing
were INDUCED in, In pinning the tail
to 4 donkey Nr llall took first prize
and Mrs Hall second, and Mrs. Frank
Moodcock carried away the BOBBY prize.
The children did Tie sumo. and Clifford
Pirie took first prize. Grace Mcdonald
second and frankie Woodcoek got the
BOBBY prize al did Justice 10 fine
supper, where - red. white and blue
lights on the table told Mrs Walkers
age, which, was the first The company
knew Of il. Before wishing Mrs Walk
ef many happy returns Of the day Mrs.
Woadcock was reminded aaain@oi thc
number 81 years and The friends remarS
ing chat they Ind enjoyed most de
lightful time, said good morning, as il
was, when they lett for their homes
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