The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-13
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Clearance sale at Abbott's.

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New goods for kimonos at vaughan's.
Auction sale tonight. city Auction
Rooms.
Every piece Of summer wash goods to
close at Vaughan's.
Mrs. Joseph Tondreau is i'll at her
home on Smith street.
w. II. Manchester Of Boston is in the
city today on business.
Murray Bowen of Cabot spent Sunday
with friends in this city.
George Wilbur Of Williamstown was
in the city on business today.
Harold B. Swasey was in Williams.
town yesterday on business.
J. II. Holcombe Of Springfield visited
friends IN this city yesterday.
Leroy Whitney of Hartford ii visiting
relatives and friends in the city.
Miss Lila Slack is visiting at the
home Of G H. Granger for week.
Dir. Burbank and family OF Cabot visit.
ed friends in this city yesterday.
Hammocks at 20 per cent discount
at Moore 4 Oweas. See our windows.
r. e. Carswell went 10 New York city
last night for weeks business visit.
George, the young son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugh McCurrie Of Cliff street, is quite
ILL.,
Carl Dole Of Mortified is visiting at
the home Of w. II. Chase Of Highland
avenue.
| Miss Margaret Robinson returned this
morning from weeks visit with friends
IN Warren.
Miss Beatrice Hurley Of Melrose,
Mass, is visiting at the home Of w. A.
| Bradford.
Fred Brennan Of ST. Adams visited
friends in this city and in Williamstown
yesterday.
/ William II. Eager went to Burlington
DIST evening to attend the a. T. Of L.
convention.
| H. A. Gould, who Il spending the sum
mer in Calais, was in the city yesterday
on business.
Mrs. Charles Bowker Of Northampton,
Mass, is visiting friends in this city for
few days.
George Page finished work at T. II.
Layers barber shop yesterday and left
for LyndonvilIe
New outing aaunels. We give ten per
cent. discount this month on cash sales.
Veale 6 Knight.
james Glynn Of Concord, Y. H., is in
the city, called to attend the funeral
of w. j. Carroll.
R Guyld of Coventry. who has been
visiting friends in the city, went to st.
Adams last night.
The shop stewards are requested to
call at the Quarry Workers office and
get their Journals.
MIR. and Mrs. William LaCosse went
to Swanton yesterday to attend the fu-
neral of a relative.
A Tragic Moment and Arctic Hunting
will be some Of the showing cards at
the Pavilion this week.
Miss Maude Howes Of Mortified il
the guest Of Miss Nellie stoughton al
her home on French street
Mrs, William Hepburn Of Troy. n Y,
has been the guest Of her son, William
Hepburn, Jr., Of this city.
The Italian Athletic club and the Ores
cents viii cross bats at the Rangers,
field at AIS tomorrow afternoon.
Miss Mary McWhortcr returned last
/ night from Greensboro, where she has
been spending a weeks vacation.
/ Mrs. Kathryp I.avelle of Mortified
and Miss Olive Sargent OF Randolph
called on friends in the city today
Mrs Childs, wife OF town superinten.
dent Childs Of South Barre, Is in at
the home of her parents in Worcester,
Mass.
Franzetti PaoIo leaves tonight for
New York, and will sail In a few days
for an extended visit to his former home
in Italy.
There will be a joint meeting Of the
session and trustees Of the Presbyterian
church in the vestry, Tuesday, August
10. seven P. m.
Three Barre horses, Billy Hurd. The
Outlaw and Alexander Maid, were shipped
to st. Adams yesterday, where they are
entered for the races Friday and Satur
day.
Concreting notice. shall be in Barre
soon to do concrete work Of all kinds
the same as did last year. Thanking
the public for past favors, ! solicit your
orders this ycar r.. G. Getehel, l09
River street Montpelier,
G, w Vreeland, representing Gorton'-
Minstrels, il IN the city arranging foI
the appearance Of bis attraction az th,
Barre opera house, August 90 Notwith
standing the hot weather. Mr.. Nrcclaud
states that the company has been play
ing to larger houses since their open
ing several house records having beer
broken. The company this season is de.
cidedly the largest and best they have
ever carried. An especially attractive
street parade and Gortou's big band ar,
features worth watching for.
=. VHhh llah aiolhFE pht ol LHVnt
narrow escapes for which he Is noted
yesterday afternoon; This time it was a
mix .up with a freight elevator Tomas
was working around the elevator which
is IN the rear OF his block on North
Main street, when the rope by which II
is suspended broke and he got the ful
weight Of II on his head he was knock
ed to the ground and was uneonsciou,
for a few minutes, bit as soon as biz
senses returned he began 10 hunt for q
wrench with which 20 re!asir the Gle