The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-23
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Local Happenings Tersely rnId for Busy
Readers.

Readers.
New shell goods at yaughan's.
Cut flowers at Youngsons. Telephone
l317-6.
Fall styles in the new Designer at
Perry's.
@The Toymakers,0 Barre book store,
so cents.
D. A. Perry went to Groton on bust
ness today
Silk plaid waists at half price at
Veale & Knights.
A barrel OF clans Just arrived at the
City Fish Market.
New print and percale wrappers just
received at Abbotts.
Arthur Premier went to Fairfield on
business yesterday,
Extra stamps on Saturday and Mon.
day. The Tea Store.
One lot OF shirt waists, 45c. each
at Veale q knights,
al Ralli Of Richmond was the guest Of
John McGarghan yesterday.
| j. q. Collctt went To Waldaboro, Me-,
today for a visit with relatives.
See the post cards for sale at Harris
book store. Eleven views for Zoe.
Mrs. Abbie r. French lett this morn
| ing for New York to visit relatives.
J II. A. Kimball Of Bellows Falls IL vis-
iting friends and relatives in the city.
/ Fred Haskell went to Bradford to.
day, where he will stay until after the
fair.
! G. f. Young went to Burlington yes
terday to visit his family for few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elton Taylor returned
yesterday from short visit to Groton
pond.
| @. S. Cushman returned yesterday
from visit with relatives in Lyndon
vile.
Arthur S. Martin returned this morn.
ing from a two weeks vacation spent
in Boston.
Frank Morgan and family, who have
been at Groton pond for several weeks,
returned home yesterday.
S. w. TiIton, who has been in the
city on business, returned to his home
in Woodsville, n. H., today.
The Wonderland Moving Picture Co.,
will show the Cooks Dream and the
Fatal hand every night this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Dunbar Of Chi.
cago arrived in the city yesterday, and
are visiting at the home Of Alex. Blu
chan.
| The Wonderland Moving Picture com
| pany has won the hearts Of the people
this week, with Distress, the pathetic
drama.
| G. c. Ramsdell and Mr., and Mrs. o.
G, Wiley went to Mortified this morn.
ing for visit Of few days with
relatives.
The Misses Lucille and Alean Dickey
lof East Barre were the guests of Miss
Yelma Coffin on Washington street,
Tuesday
/ y Ht Adll hiiu WINTER AsnFh NI tlAtEu
Quality shoes for Alies has just arrived
at the Peoples Shoe Store. The big.
gest yet carried.
New arrivals Of fresh halibut, sword
fish, paddock, cod, white fish, mackerel,
founders, blue fish, sea trout, lake trout,
pike, black bass, horn pout, cells and 9th
ers at the City Fish market Telephone
your orders early for Friday Tel 1872.
A red stamp bargain Saturday. Aug.
cath. To anyone contemplating starting
a stamp book, we will give S20.50 worth
Of stamps with purchase OF only $l.45.
One pound tea, 60c lany kind one
pound baking powder, Boo; one pound +.
Z. Spec. coffee, 35c The Tea Store.
Farm For Sale.-lis acres. Is minutes
drive to Painfcld. The land Is nearly
level and can all be plowed; plenty OF
wood and small sugar place mo tools) +;
trout brook runs through the pasture.
Farm has kept 80 head OF cattle and
the buildings are good. The stock on
the place at the present time is ten COWS,
a pair Of oxen, five Young stock, bull,
about eighty hens and chickens, two
brood sows, one shoat; crops, four acres
oats, one corn one potatoes, one-acre
garden; 900 cabbage plants; barns full
Of hay, etc. All goes for $4,000 If sold
soon. i. b. Cate Real Estate agency,
Barre, VT, telephone 1852
All summer goods must 20. u the
verdict brought in by 4. A. Smith l.
Bro. and now is the time 10 get bar.
gains ond high class goods. Ladies'
shoes and oxfords OF all styles at a
discount Of from soc. to Si.00 per pair.
Gents $3.50 and $500 shoes and OK.
fords including the high cut hunting
shoes, S2.oS; Gents $500 shoes and OK
fords, S1.05; lot outing coats and pants
at half price. One complete line Of
Waltham watches at about half price.
Large lot $500 and $3.50 rings, Csc.
Lot $3.50 solid gold initial rings 50.
Lot $3.50 chains and fobs TO close Acc.
Lot 25c hosiery, 10c. Lot 15c. hose,
DC. per pair. Sec advertisement page 8.