The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-11
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Red stamps are valuable.
Coffee ice cream ut Elascott's.
Muslin underwear sale at vaughan's.
silk muslins at use per yard at Alb.
bolts. Were soc.
+. FL Martin, the WilIiamstown meat
man, gives red stamps.
Sale Of figured lawns at So, I'VE, Toe,
and 1890 at Vaughan's.
First class electrical massage at
Mears. Five BARRIERS there.
A new lot Of Panama hats at the
Frank MeWhorter Co. store.
Muslin curtains for 30 cents pair
can be bought at Perry's store.
Ask for red stamps wherever you
trade. You are entitled TO them.
Eagle buttons and charms at L. P.
Austin's, "the watch and clock man.
Arthur Mcdonald Is taking Henry
Kent's place at the Homer Fits store.
Ask for Williams Eye Water at Ii
P. Austin's, 1.-THE watch and clock man"
Remember the food sale at the Uni
versalist church ycstry Saturday after
noon.
Wonderland Moving Picture Company
opens the sixth week with large au-
dience.
Nice large baskets fresh picked straw.
hfrries, native, at A. Giachno's, Hale
block.
+ A lot Of cabbage plants for sale at
Harry Bradley's, Edgewood. Fifty cents
a hundred.
Mascotts famous ice cream flavors,
coffee, vanilla, chocolate and strawberry,
with fresh fruit.
George r. Swasey left this morning
for an exnteded business trip to Con-
cord and vicinity.
The Quarry Workers Journals ore out
and can be secured by shop stewards at
the secretary's Office.
Buy reliable pianos at Bailey's Music
rooms. Low prices and easy terms, 200
North Main street, Barre.
John Carroll and sheldon Brown went
to Maplewood, n. H., this noon, where
they win work this summer
Carl Perkins, the electrician, was ser
iously hurt yesterday. They are afraid
be will lose the use Of one arm.
Miss Winnie Atkins Of Waterbury
who was here to attend the Pratt
Thompson wedding, returned home to,
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Pratt of Cole
brook n. H., who have been visiting
Mrs. May Pratt, left this noon for st
Johnsbury.
George Cassie viii have an auction
sale Of personal property at his farm
one mile from the city, Saturday, July
Is, at two O'Clock.
Mrs. r. L. Dunsnoor and daughter
Rena, returned to Adams, Mass, this
morning after visit with DR.. Z. w
Steele and Mrs Z. o, Holmes.
Mrs. A. n. Longley, 80 Keith avenue
will sell her entire stock Of millinery
at cost, during the next 30 days. Re,
member the place, sc Keith avenue.
Mayor Robins has received several in
quiries from moving picture concerns
who are asking about the prospects o
setting up their exhibits in this city.
Charles Jones, janitor OF the city
1 Has "A
months vacation IN Maine Tom Smol
lett will take care Of the janitor worl
during his absence.
The Ladies' Union will have foo,
sale" in the Universalist vestry mex
Saturday afternoon, July 18th. Sale Il
begin at so'clock, A special effort ha
been made TO meet the demand for home
made food.
Jules p. Schloss who has managed tn
Dewey park theatre. has concluded hi
/ duties there to accept the position 0
manager Of Felix Blei's summer theatr
in Rutland. 1t IS not probable that tn
park theatre viii open up again thi
| summer.
Alexander Hanson, the eccentric indi
yidual who was arrested in this cit.
some weeks ago for trampiug and who's
strange actions caused him to be ex
amined for signs Of insanity, has beel
sent to the state inane aylum from tn
county Jail, whore be was taken to serv
sentence for tramping. lie was pro
nounced insane yesterday by DIR. Grot
Of the asylum.
The Ladies Of the Macabecs spent
delightful time at Berlin pond yesterda.
as the guests Of Mrs. W. NJ. Holden am
Mrs. +. NJ Tobin. The ladies were Of
the water during the greater part Of th
day, the treat being much enjoyed.
basket lunch was also served. They re
turned last evening, after expressing
their appreciation Of the splendid enter
tainment afforded by. their two host