The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-08
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Dancing at the Pavilion.

Band concert at Montpelier Thursday
evening.
One lot Of i5c ginghams for ne At
Abbott's
Try the new Ice Cream Cake AZ the
City Bakery.
r. Rossi leaves today for few
months visit in Italy.
Sale summer dress muslins, TIC per
yard, At Vaiighan's.
G. M, Fletcher Of Canaan was in the
city today on business.
p. II Garabee went to Milton today
for visit with relatives.
Mems and boys Jersey sweaters at
the McWhorter 60. Store.
A. Abbiatti leaves tomorrow for an
extended trip to his old home in Italy.
Miss Evelina NJ. Gonyer Of Littleton,
N III, Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Joan
Connick.
There will be meeting of tho So
cialists and sympathizers ON Thursday
evening, August sth-
The shop stewards are requested to
call at the quarry workers. Office and
get their Journals.
Don't miss the hammock sale now on.
See advertisement on page s. G. nj.
Kenyon 4 Co.'s bargain store.
"A discount Of ne.fourth, one.third
and one.half on mems, youths and chill
drcn's suits at the Blue store, Thomas
Brady, proprietor.
The ladies Of the Universalist church
viii serve ice cream and cake on the
church lawn Saturday evening, weather
permitting, and if NOT, on Monday night.
Prof. and Mrs. G. o. Thurston, who
are spending the summer in this city,
went 10 Rutland this morning.
Miss Margaret Brown, cashier III the
Union Clothing eompany's store, is tax
ing weeks vacation from her work.
Dir. J. P. Minard Of Boston, who has
been visiting friends in the city for the
past week, returned to his home today.
Miss Minnie Woodwork left this
afternoon for an extended trip to New
York city, Providence, II. Il, and Hart
ford, Conn.
Lando Olgiati is expected to return
to this city the last OF this month from
Italy, where he has been attending school
for the past three years.
Mrs. ]. Al Sherburne Of Egan, South
Dakota, who has been spending TIE sum
mer with relatives ii this city. left last
night for her home. She was accompanied
by Mrs. Jennie Williams of Calais b
In despatch from Washington, pub
lished last week, in The Times, and
which gave the list OF bidders on post
office sites, q y. Fields bid was ineor-
rectly reported. The price pft on his
lot was $4,4sO
Harry A. Segel has rented the old
blue front store on Depot square and
will remodel Il and occupy Ii with a
clothing and shoe store about Septem
Der l. Samuel J. Segel Of Montpelier
win be associated with him.
Charles Knapp, who il pitching for
the Templeton, Mass, team, put up a
good game yesterday, pitching his team
70 a 4 to victory over the Riverside
athletic club team Knapp allowed but
five hits, passed two men and struck
out five men.
j. W. Gordon left last night on q
stamping tour for the Republican party
in the southern part Of the state. HI
will speak in Nardsboro and Whining
ton q. Herbert Pape, fusion candidate
for lieutenant governor, went yesterday
Afternoon to Worcester TO speak at d
rally last evening,
Warren g. Nye Of East Barre left
this noon for Sandwich. Mass, where
be viii attend the annual reunion Of
the Nyes from all over the United
States The reunion win be held on the
farm where the first Nye to land III This
country lived and died. Mr.. Nye will
exhibit at the reunion an interesting
relic. which is bible 40 years old
that was owned By his father
Local members Of the Spanish Wal
| Veterans association of New England
have received a circular announcing tlit
first grand reunion OF the organization K
be held at The Weifs, n. III, on Septein
Der ], and 3. The announcement calls
attention TO the fact that the members
will lose but one half Of a working day
as Saturday afternoon Is a halfholiday
and Monday is Labor day. Saturday
viii be day Of enjoyment with specia
features. Religious services, both Pro
testant and Catholic, will be held Sun
day morning, followed by a steamer OK
eimsi0n and sacred concert in thu
evening. Monday will be invited guests
/ dav with many prominent men expected