The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-27
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Local Happenings Tersely Told for Busy
Readers.

Local Happenings Tersely Told for Busy
Readers.
sale corsets, SOC values for s7c at
Fits
New styled Knit Coli Jackets at Alb
bolts.
Did you see the new collars at
Vaughn's.
4 good chance to buy remnants on.
Saturday at Perry's.
Spring lamb and fresh green peas to-
day at Tassic Bros.
q. N. Canton went to Boston last
night on a business trip.
Negligee Shirts SOC to $500 A large
assortment Of neat fabrice at Frank Me-
Whorter Co.'S.
lobn Summers went TO West Berlin
this morning for visit at the home Of
his parents.
Clarence n Worthcn returned yester-
day from a ten days camping at Joc's
pond in DanyiIle.
Mrs. III A. Goodrich and Miss Florence
Marion went 10 Hardwick today for Il
visit with relatives.
Thomas Graham and William Abel
went yesterday TO Old Orchard Beach to
spend q months vacation.
Special prices on refrigerators, lawn
mowers, Ice cream freezers and wiring
ers at The n. d. Phelps Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Fits and son
left this morning for Kennebunk Beach,
Maine for several weeks stay.
The IIardluek bali team would like a
game with the ltaIian team. Apply to
Alex Mckenzie, Pleasant street
Clinton d. Moore and John Cayhue
went to Burlington this morning to at
tend the intereity Burlington bali game.
Mrs. Irving Whitehead went to Ran.
dolph Center this morning for two
weeks visit AT the home 1T her aunt.
Mrs. William Hibbard
Mr. and Mrs. c. d. Swasey and chill
dron started this morning on carriage
drive 10 East Hardwick. They win be
gone for about i week.
Al the regular meeting Of the For.
esteTs Of America last night four candi
dates were initiated, two applications
were received and one application voted
on.
Inspector Scott Campbell OF the post
Office department, who had charge Of
the laying out Of the rural free delivery
routes ~ this vicinity, i in the city
today.
Miss Aida Marion, who has been
visiting al the home Of Mr.. and Mrs,
lH. A. Goodrich for the past two weeks
returned 70 her home III Brockton, Mass,
today.
Twent, Ave dozen negligee shirts,
best quality ever sold at 80 cents, for
lSatnrday's special 10 be closed out at
30 cents at the Blue store, Thomas
Brady, proprietor.
The regular meeting Of the Central
Labor Union Of Barr and vicinity, will
be held in their hall, Nichols block. on
Friday evening, July 9th, at $50.
James Mutch, secretary
supt and Mrs. o. D. Mathewson re-
turned 10 Barre today from vacation
spent in Maine and al Marion, Mass
Supt Mathewson went today to Cabot
20 give teachers examinations.
Miss Ida Bean OF this city and Eugene
Carr of Newport, ~ FL. were quietly
married at nine o'clock last evening by
the Rev. +. A. Poole at his residence on
Eastern avenue, Mr.. and Mrs. Carr will
reside in Newport.
| Mayor J. $. Haley OF Montpelier sent
$751; to the mayor OF San Francisco yes.
4 terday, il being the remainder Of th,
money raised by subscription over The
$1,000 that the city voted and then
raised BY popular subscription.
William Keough Of Montpelier. died
yesterday Of stone cutters consumption
He has beena resident of Montpelier
many years and leaves a wife and three
lchildren. The deceased was q cutter by
trade, having been employed by T. w
Pagan. He was an excellent carver AMI
could cut stone as well with his left as
with his right hand He was member
Iof the stone cutters union and also 81
st. Peters court, G. @. f. His son
Joseph keough. was killed on train in
New Hampshire year or more ago.