The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-12
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Local happenings Tersely Told for Busy
Readers,

n A. 4. CLARK went to Burlington on
business yesterday.
4 c. G. Farnsworth went to Boston sun
lday night for treatment.
w. II, Gale went to Essex Junction
this morning ON business.
Niagara Falls IL one Of the many pic
lures shown at the pavilion.
Clement Rowland went to Littleton,
N. H., on business this morning.
Mis-. Z. v. Jones left last night for a
visit with relatives in Utica, N. x.
Eagle buttons and charms at L. r.
Austin's, the watch and clock man.
STANDARD patterns. always the most
stylish. You will find them at Perry I.
There will Be- 4 meeting Of the knights
Of Columbus this evening at 1880 o'clock,
Tom D. Durham is visiting for time
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs, John w.
Gordon.
Alex. Reid went to Toronto, Ont, yes
terday afternoon, where he has accepted
a position.
John Morrison Of Cambridge Mass,
Is visiting at the Morrison farm on the
west hill.
Mrs. w, Il. Wood viii serve orangeade
at the Homer Fits store the remainder
Of the week
William Geddis and James Wilson
went to Hardwick yesterday to work for
the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. D. Cyr left last night
for New Richwand, Z. Q, for several
months stay.
"a daughter was born Sunday, June Q,
to Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Phillips Of S.
Maple avenue.
The Frank McWhorter Co. have one Of
the best lines OF hammoeks in the city.
St,oO to $3.50.
Fl n. Whitcomb left this morning on
"a business trip to Burlington, Rutland
and Bellows Falls.
Whittier's orchestra Of eight pieces
viii play for the concert and ball next
, Wednesday evening.
d. A. Perry, A. IT. Perry and II B.
. Dodge went to Greensboro pond to-day
for few days fishing.
Childrens', misses and women's white
canvas shoes and oxfords in great variety
at the Peoples Shoe store
Gold beads, necklaces, bracelets,
! brooches, rings and silver purses for
graduating gifts at Miss Walkers.
Miss Nellie Stoughton has returned
home, after being in Boston the past
J year attending kindergarten school
Typewriting and copying, writing from
: dictation, circular letters speciality,
( Mrs. Mary G. Nye, z and 8 Blanchard
block.
Don't fail to hear the trio by Miss
Kidder and Messrs. Whittier and Perry
! on Wednesday evening at Woodmen' i
hall.
Moving pictures and illustrated songs
; ct the pavilion every afternoon at 2,
every evening at 5. Programme changed
weekly.
|, Mrs. George Reed and Mrs. George
Diack left last night for st. Johns, New.
foundland, where they will visit rela.
tiyes for few weeks.
Attorney David T. Montague Of Boston
was IN the city on business yesterday
Mr., Montague Is 4 graduate of Goddard
seminary in the class Of IS.
, When you go to Moses Charbonneau
. you get good work and good stock; you
get your moneys worth. Best velvet
rubber heels. Under Gordon block.
+. /. Gibson, expert piano tuner and
organ tuner, is in town for the week
Order book and best city references at
POS No Main St., telephone, 1902.
Regular meeting Of Jumpers and box.
ers union to be held in carpenters hall
Wednesday evening at 1880. Per order
corresponding secretary, I. r. Holden.
Bans Of marriage were published sun.
day in the Catholic church al Moutpel-
Ter between Walter DOnahue of South
Barre and Catherine Stewart OF Mont.
: peIier.
As ] am to close my millinery parlors
during the summer months / will close
ont the remainder Of my summer goods
at cost. Mrs Lillian Watt, Rooms and
- NufFleF puiidlhB.
The chairman Of the Circles of the
4 Guild Of The Church Of the Good Shep-
herd are requested 20 meet at the home
Of Mrs Sherman Parker. No. 2 Highland
street, Thursday evening. Business Oh
Importance is to be discussed.
a Barre boy Is the premier pitcher or
the Ionkers team in the Hudson river
4 league and nothing is too good fol Brown
If the newspaper reports can be judged
Z One paper says I'm Brown, Manager
Lawler has certainly unearthed pitch
ing find This is not Browns first ex.
a perienee in league ball. He halls from
Vermont, where leagues are as thick al
& flies in the good old summer time Ever
the Cincinnati's could not hit Browns
+ crosslire. We predict winning season
for this slab artist
mo Mother to Guide Her. IA the most
s satisfying play that has been written
q for number OF years and ranks witt
8 oil the great human interest produc
I tions Of the past decade. 1t viii be pre-.
4 sented Mt the opera house next Satur.
i day. Crowded houses have greeted the
lproductiou in other cities and there viii
] probably be no exception to the rule
here, The play tells story of grea;
4 wrong which il finally righted and Is hi
3 termingled with sufficient comedy TO pro
4 yoke laughter with tears. The company
and production are Of the highest class.
are like the numerous ordinary