The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-09
TALK OF THE TOWN.
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Pavilion dance Tuesday evening.
Fancy hose at the MeWhorter Go.
Store.
Big wash goods sale 1T Perly's on
Saturday.
Auction this evening At file City Aue-
ton Rooms.
Shirt waist sale at yaughan's. See
advertisement.
IIammocks at the AclYhorter Co.
Store, $t.5o to 5000.
NJ, II. Gale went to Hardwick this
morning On i business trip.
n NJ Andreani returned today from
a visit over Sunday in Burlington.
Fitch Wiley returned Saturday from
a several days visit in Claremont, N. H.
There will be meeting Of the Clerks'
union On "Wednesday evening at 100
o'clock
Pavilion viii be open Tuesday night.
Dancing from s 70 ~. Gents soc, la
dies free.
Alderman Frank II. Burke returned
Saturday from an extended western
business trip.
Mrs. Ninnifred s. Bassett and child
went to Enfield, M IL, today for visit
with friends.
James M Even, who spent the past
week at his home here, returned yester-
day to Hardwick
The Electrical Workers union will
meet tomorrow night At the usual hour
IN Engineers hall.
The Rev. Morris MclSenna il the
guest Of his brother, the Rev. z NJ Me-
kenna, Of this city.
Mrs. katherine Layelle returned last
might from a weeks vacation spent in
Boston and Mortified.
Miss Ethel Even returned Saturday
night from two weeks vacation spent
in Boston aud Taunton.
The deliciousness OF Mascott's famous
ice cream is its best advertisement. De.
liyered to all parts Of the city.
Chidren's wash suits, major suits,
crash trousers, crash and straw hats at
the Frank McWhorter 20. Store.
| A meeting Of tie Vermont football
league will be held in Rangers payil-
ion, Monday evening at seven o'clock.
Mrs. z. c. Owens left this morning
! for 4 few weeks visit with relatives and
friends in Burlington and st. Adams.
For the next few days, g. w. Averin
bamboo tishpoles to sell at zoe each
Miss Agnes Higgins returned today
from Lake Mansfield, where she went
Saturday with a party from Waterbury.
Alr and Mrs. stephen Fontana of New
York are expected 10 arrive in Barre at
$40 o'clock this evening for visit 70
Henry Solary.
Frank r. Beckley returned to Brook
! lyn, n. Y, Saturday after spending a
/ two weeks vacation at the home of his
parents in this city.
| Ernest ]. Batehelder resigned bis posi-
ton Saturday ia the Office Of w. j. Car.
roll and began today in the granite Office
of stephen q Girard.
Ivan Perry left this morning for the
White Mountains, where he viii play
with the orchestra Of the lnteryale
House during the summer.
Mrs. w. n. Turner and Miss Florence
! Turner went to Boston today, where
they will reside in the future, Mr.. Tur-
liner having secured work there.
The Rev. u A. Coouey Of WATERFORD,
Me-. will preach next Sunday at the
Baptist church. The Rev. Mr.. Cooney
is brother of c. S. Cooney OF East
Barre.
Motorman Keiscr concluded his du.
ties with the Barre Montpelier Power
E& Traction company Saturday night az.
ter being employed on the cars for about
four years.
Misses Marion and Christy Mcleod
who have been visiting friends in this
city and in Graniteyille, returned to
their home in Lake Megantic, z. O.
this morning.
The regular monthly meeting OF the La
dies Aid society of the Presbyterian
church will be held Wednesday afternoon,
July nth, at the home of Mrs John Phil.
lip, 80 spauldlng street at o'clock
\ D. M. Miles and family, who left here
two weeks ago on an automobile trit
10 one of the Massachusetts beaches Il
spend the summer have taken a cottage
az Ocean Spray, Winthrop, Mass.
According to tie new agreement Of
the Clerks union with the Merchants
Association all union stores will close
for the first time Wednesday afternoon
at -four o'clock and continue 10 close
every Wednesday through July and Aug
ust.
The Rev w. a. Kinzie and Mrs. Kin.
zie left this morning on their annual
lsummer vacation and win be gone unit
August fst. They went to Mrs. Kinziei.
lone in Rochester, n. Y. today and
from there Mr. Kinzie will 80 TO his
former home IN Hiawatha, Kan. He viii
stop of two days in Omaha 10 attend
the convention Of tic Baptist Young
I Peoples Union.
At a fusion meeting held at the
home Of r. w Clement in Rutland sat.
urday, Charles w Alelcher Of this city
was chosen one of four Democrats IL
act with four Independent Republican.
as campaign committee. The whole
committee Is "a follows; Independents
Edward J. Hall Of Bennington chairman
n S. J. Beatty Of Burlington, r. 5. Smith
Of Bristol and George II. Fuller Of White