The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-11
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Local Happenings Tersely rold sor Busy
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Long gloves at vaughan's.
White linen skirts at Perry's.
Mileages on all roads, Moore & Hig-
gins.
\ Y. ID. Ayers leaves tonight for Boston
on business.
| Mileage books to rent, Place & Page
11-12Boister block.
Buy your "silent cloth" for the dining
room table at Perry's.
| Hammocks at the McWhorter Co. store
for $3.50 to 5000 each.
/ A. NJ. Morrison went to Waterbury
yesterday on business.
1 Special values In ladies' shirt shirt
waist suits at Abbott's.
Miss Ola Chamberlain is visiting al
the home Of Y. +. Ayers.
Don't forget the Red Mems picnic
(which comes next Saturday.
| The cabinet win please meet at the M
E. church tonight at 2 O'Clock.
Lawn mowers sbarpened while YOU
wait at Aheni's Blackwell street.
Clowns and Statues and the Charinel
win be at The Pavilion an this week.
Business meeting Of the Epworth
league tonight after prayer meeting.
Carrie Nation viii be one Of the many
pictures shown at the Partition this
week.
The ladies Of the G. A. r. will meet
Friday afternoon at four o'clock for
work.
9. Marchesi has moved from Railroad
street to the Fitzgerald house on Berlin
street.
John Carroll went to the Maplewood
house, White Mountains today to work
this summer.
Jennie Laws viii sing the Illustrated
Songs every night and Saturday matt.
nee at The Pavilion.
Misses Aileen and Grace Raftery Of
Montreal are guests at the home of Miss
Carolyn Burke Of Maple avenue.
The Rev. Ariel Bellondi returned last
night from several days business trip
in the western part of the state.
The Italian Athletic club win play the
1 Lane Mfg. Co., team at the Scampini
grounds this Afternoon at o'clock.
! Look at the special display Of stone
cutters glasses in the window Of L. p,
Austin, "the watch and clock man."
Miss Gertrude L. Trerise returned
returned yesterday to her home in Ran.
dalph after a few days visit with friends
in the city.
The committee Of the I. O. o. L. M
U. will meet with Mrs. Murray, Orange
street, Friday evening at seven o'clock
Per order chairman.
The Intercity ball team left for Rut
land this morning one player short
lClemns reaching the station two minutes
after the train had pulled out.
v. E. Ayers and Henry Quimby re-.
turned last night from fishing trip 10
Lake Mansfield. Mr.. Quimby returned
~ bbHtuh lust AA&Hk dlNSA HAVib NA1Al
with friends in this city.
The horse case Of Fred Slayton against
9. NJ Douglas which was heard before a
Jury in city court yesterday resulted in
verdict for Douglas and for the plain
til 70 pay the costs OF $3.50. The suit
vas for $40 which Slayton claimed al
IN agents commission in assisting
Douglas to sell his horse. Douglas
laimed that he did not engage Slayton's
'eryiees in the deal.
The July sale which Is now going full
ores at A. A. Smith & Brothers big
bargain store, is what might be termed q
, bowling success. judging from the mum.
Der of bundles and packages leaving their
store one would naturally think that the
store would be cleaned out in weeks
time, but when you stop TO consider that
they carry one of the biggest stocks Of
the kind in the state, you will realize
that the sale viii save many dollars to
as many as can avail themselves OF tho
opportunity. In the suit case department
they offer lot Of SO cases at $4.9S, a
( lot of 81 cases at $2.9s and lot Of $3.50
cases at Csc Boys and girls $3.50 and
$l.75 shoes at $1.23, and a lot of boys
misses and ladies' shoes, values up to
S1.50 to 80 at 9sc. Special sample lot
Of $3.50 rings at only Csc. See their I'D.
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