The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-05
TALK OF THE TOWN.
LEGAL Happenings Tersely Tola for Busy
Readers.

Hall price sale Of ladies' coats at Alb
bolts,
Pearl buckle belts at lalao at
Vaughan's.
Mileage books to rent, Place & Page,
l1l.l2Bolster block.
1 Band concert At Montpelier Friday
night Of this week.
William Earle went to st. Johns Wed
nesday for a short visit.
Come and see your mother in-law at
Hale's pavilion tonight.
/ I. G. Andrews viii move from East
ern avenue to Montpelier.
Food sale at Universalist church YES.
try Saturday at 2 p. m.
James w. Hall and Alex Mcdonald left
yesterday noon for Boston.
Harold Mather Of Burlington visited
friends in the city yesterday.
u. M, Mears Of Marshfeld visited
friends in the city yesterday.
Cabbage plants for soc per hundred
at Smith & Cummings market.
Mr. and Mrs. John q. Mcleod were
AZ Mount Mansfield yesterday.
/ A daughter was born yesterday to MFR.
and Mrs. =. d. Field Of Montpelier.
| Eagle buttons and charms at L. P.
Austin's, Athe watch and clock man.
Mrs. George Gillander went to sher.
brooke, Queq this morning to visit rela-
tives.
Nathan Benedict went to Old Orchard
Beach to-day, where he win work this
summer.
The Wonderland Moving Picture Go.
Twill give an extra matinee July 4th at
2 o'clock.
Fred MeDufe, Fay Blake and a. H.
Bishop Of Bradford attended the races
! yesterday.
Fl. E. Parker, Charles Parker, w. s.
Davis and John Hay Of Bradford attend
ed the races yesterday.
Kenneth Gale. Harold Turney and
Henry Kent went to Waitsfeld Wednes-
day to spend the Fourth.
A. j. Bartlett, Clarence Bartlett and
Fred Demars went TO Niggerhead pond in
Marshaeld fishing to-day.
w. C. Goodwin. who has been in
Franconia, NJ H., for the past month,
il in the city for few days.
Jennie Laws win sing the illustrated
songs every night ard Thursday and
Saturday matinee at the pavilion.
Miss Euniee D. Smith would be pleased
to do tutoring at her home, 81 Elm
street, during the summer vacation.
Look at the special display Of stone
cutters glasses in the window of L. p.
Austin, ''the watch and clock man"
James Rhind went to Joe's pond yes.
terday to spend few days with his fam.
lily, who are stopping at cottage there.
Remember the public dance Saturday.
July 8, at Woodmen's hall with Gilbert
sons orchestrai SOC for gents, ladies free.
w. F. Norwood, Walter Green, A. E.
Sargent and Nathan Nutter OF Woods
vile, n. H., attended the races yester-
day.
The Athena club will hold special
netting Saturday evening, July 6, with
Mrs. II f. Powers. All are requested to
be present.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hart Of Platts.
burg, N. u, are visiting al the home
Of Mrs. Harris parents, Mr. aud Mrs.
John Papin, Of Prospect street.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Guild Of the Church Of the Good Shep-
herd will be held Friday evening in the
church at 7.30 o'clock. A full attendance
Iis desired.
Neil Ralph, clerk in the Frank Nc
Whorter company's store, left this morn
ing for a months vacation. which he win
spent at his home in Brookfield and in
Concord and Boston.
The Ladies' union win have food
sale in the Universalist vestry Saturday
afternoon, July 6, ct two o'clock There
will be plenty Of baked beans, brown and
white bread, doughnuts, cakes, pies, etc.
A convention for the promotion 81
bible holiness and the salvation Of souls
win be held in the First Penteeostal
church Of the Nazarene, at 7s North
Main street, beginning this evening and
continuing through next week. The Rev.
EH r, Reynolds 81 Haverhill, Mass, al
sisted BY the Rev. and Mrs. Jay Lord
and the Rev. Daniel G. Protich, win have
charge.
A large number Of Barre people spon5
the Fourth at Woodbury. pond, among
them were Burt II. Wells, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Kenyon, Jeanette Williams,
Mabel Glading, Olive knight, Nellie
Brown, Marguerite Stouahton, Lucille
Even, Grace Cheney, Howard Reid, Ellis
Williams, John Carroll, George Kent,
Francis Ahern, Ray Worthen, Arthur
Cole and James KeneficA.
The meat question IS very perpIexing
to the housekeeper during the heated
term Of the year You want a place
that you ean always rely upon 10 furnish
meats Of all kinds, stpietly fresh. Don't
lok further. Wen do it, and guarantee
everything satisfactory. We have the
finest veal in market sweet, clean and
tender. We buy it carefully. We know
it's good and we sell ii for the satisfae-
tion 1t gives All vegetables fresh daily.
Dix 8 Coleman, Red Stamp Provision
store.