The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-19
TALK OF THE TOWN


Local. happenings 1e1selY Aci1 AuL Dizzy
Readers.
| Red stamps are valuable.
| Waldorf waists at Abbott's.
Auction tonight III city auction rooms.
Oriental six waists, $2.9s, at Alb
bolts
| Mileage books to rent, Place & Paige,
11-i2 Bolster block,
A big stock Of Ladies and Misses
white parasoIs at Perry's.
George L. Towne Of Morrisville was
ia the city on business to-day
Harold Lamb went to Concord, N. IL,
| yesterday fcr visit with friends.
Eagle buttons and charms lat i. 2.
| Austin's, the watch and clock man.
Miss Maude Harris went To Magnolia,
Mass, yesterday for d few days visit
/ S. III. s. ana G. s. monogram fobs for
l25c at Dodge's. These are the good
kind.
Mrs. s. ri. Maxwell will take few
more table boarders at 505 North Main
street.
A. g. Moore and a. b. Goneo hooked
q good string Of trout in Topsham yes
.terday.
Marked down sale of Trimmed hats
at Miss Reeds, a. State street, Mont
Ipelier, Vt.
/ p. A. Perry and J. Ward Carver went
to Mortified this morning on busi-
ness trip
n. II. Aiken of Marshfeld and. i stan.
hope Of Richmond visited NJ. Lee Aiken
yesterday
Mrs. G. A. Allen went To Essex juno.
tion this morning for a weeks visit
with friends.
Frank Larkin returned yesterday from
Cobalt. Cam, where he has been for sew
eral months.
Miss Della Collins, who has been visit.
ing in the city, returned to her home IN
Hyde Park yesterday.
]. A. Daflinee. who has been visiting
his brother, G. r. Dafiinee, returned to
DanveFs, Mass, to-day.
James II. Hopkins, who has been at.
tending school here, went to his home
lin Brattleboro to-day.
/ Mrs. Conred Norton and children went
/ to Hopkinton, Mass, last night, where
they will spend the summer.
AT meeting 81 the Goddard base ball
team last evening Clyde Heath was elect
I'd captain Of the team for next season.
The w. G. +. Z. win meet with Mrs.
Sargent Friday afternoon. The members
are requested to be present for business.
The regular meeting Of the n. f. o. P.
win be held Wednesday evening at eight
O'Clock, after which the banquet viii be
served.
Typcwriting and copying, writing from
dictation, circular letters 9 speciality
Mrs. Mary G. Nye, 2 and 8 Blanchard
block.
Dodge's famous Ice cream at the New
/ England Fruit Co.'S ice cream parior
Music 'all the time BY the worlds great
est singers.
4 Ct S. Weeks win sell all or part Of
4 Bis household goods, if sold before juno
4 rs, at 4 Glenwood avenue, OIL South
Main street.
4 Barre Polishers' union. Regular meet.
ing in their hall, Nichols block, Thurs
+ day evening. june 20, at 1880. W, G..
Pirie, secretary.
When you 60 10 Moses Charbonneau
you get good work and good stock; you
get your moneys worth. Best velvet
rubber heels Under Gordon block
The Central Vermont railroads bridge
crew arrived in town yesterday afternoon
with derrick and pile driver and began
work ON the new turn table in the local
railroad yard.
There will be a regular meeting Of
Sanctuary Grenite City, No. %, f. Of A.,
( Thursday evening at 1880 o'clock In +.
lof a. hall Election Of officers and inn.
portant business.
| The log rolling association, NJ. w. Of
/ A., have arranged with the Montpelier
i Military band 10 play concert on the
square Saturday evening from to Sis,
latter which they would have a public
dance in NJ. w. Of A. hall. Everybody
+ is invited.
/ II you need FIRE insurance, or il you
have policy expiring, why not place
+ your risk with Barre's mutual company
The Granite Mutual-mansged By
Barre business men in the interests OF
the policy holder Home office, Wood
block, 81 No. Main St., Barre. Phone
2o.2
/ Thore win be meeting Of the swed.
ish Mission at the Baptist church this
evening at 7s45 oclick. The new pas
tor the Rev. August y. johnson, If
Grocer Theological university, Chester,
Pa, and the Rev. Ernest a. Lagcrstrom
missionary Of the Swedish conference,
will speak.
The funeral Of Miss Mary Pratt, who
died at the Mary Fletcher hospital in
Burlington yesterday, will be held from
the home Of her brother, H. w. Pratt,
142 Elm street, tomorrow morning at
II clock, the Rev. f. A. Poole oilieiat-
ing The interment will be at North
field Miss Pratt had made her home
with her brother for the past six years,
but previous TO that time she was en-
ploycd in the News Office at Northheld.