The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-01
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Local Happenings Tersely TcId for Busy
Readers.


Red stamps a1e valuable
See the long gloves At yaughan's.
Auction tonight Ii city auction rooms.
Special values in 1859 wash goods at
AbboTt's.
A new invoice III white petticoats At
Perry's just III.
Henry King went to Boston Saturday
70 visit his family.
Mileage books ID rsnt, Place q Paige,
l1i-I2 Bolster block.
Cabbage plants for SOC per hundred
Tat Smith & Cummings market.
Regular meeting 81 the M NV " A,
Wednesday, July 3, at 1880 p. tn.
/ Strawberry ice cream with fresh fruit.
fresh made every day AZ Mascotts-
| Eagle buttons and charms III II. r..
4 Austin's, the watch and clock man.
Mrs. names Rhind went to ST. Johns
lbury this morning for visit with rala-
ltives.
l "A lot d cabbage plants FOR sale 1T
Harry Bradlcy's, Edgewood. Fifty cents
la hundred.
\ 9EFs. 9. X, gearIes left this morning
for an extended visit with relatives in
Springfield, Mass.
1 MoFing pictures and Illustrated songs
TAT Hates pavilion every evening and Sat
lurday matinee At two o'clock.
i Miss Retta Lane, who has been visit
4 ing her brother, Arthur Lane, returned
nd her home III Newport to-day
Mrs. Dan II. Mcleod wishes to sell
her household goods at private sale az
w. + Bradfcrd's, 80 Park street.
a speeiaI meeting of tie Bonsaccord
football club viii be held tonight after
practice. Per order J. Taylor, pres.
The Ladies Of Clan Gordon viii please
leave their due books with the financial
secretary on d before July z, for audit
William }. Earle. Jr., went last night
to Schenectady, N. A., after spending q
short vacation At his home In Granite
willie.
Bananas for sale az wholesale and re-
4 tail a. low prices al the fruit dealers,
53 South Main street; III, 20 and 25
cents dozen.
Paid up and mutual policies are both
written BY the Granite Mutual on All
classes Of property. Caal up the home
Office and get rates.
4 Miss Mamie Reasie Is taking vaca-
Etion from her duties az clerk in Perry's
Estore and Is visiting n Salem, Mass. Her
Iplaoe y taken BY Miss Pinkie Lewis
Are You fixed for the fourth with
cool suit, cool hat, etc. II not come to
lus. We've all sorts Of cool weasa }
lat moderate prices. Moore 4 Owen
The woodnien will have public ssace
lin their hall Wednesday, July 3. with
iGilhertson's orchestra. Dancing from o
ltill ?. Admission, gents soc Indies, free
! Officer Hamel. who arrested WIN. stan
ley on Friday, was the officer who put
him on the midnight train Friday night,
and not the officer stated in Saturdays
Times
| Miss Stella Brooks returned Saturday
from Wellesley college, Wellesley, Mass
70 spend the summer vacation e. the
home Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. b.
Brooks.
Miss Margaret Arkley and Miss Annie
lArkley have returned TO the city, after
lshort stay IN Waterbury. The latter
win visit in the city for few weeks
before returning to her home in Canada
/ In spite Of the promise Of rainy day
yesterday sixty people bought tickets at
the local Central Vermont station for
the Sunday excursion to Ausable Chasm,
a n. \. The Montpelier Office sold liz
tickets for the same trip.
Charles Mcdonald Of New York, Mrs
James Hall Of Boston and Alex Melon.
sid Of Lynn Mass, arrived at their
home in this CITY last night to attend
the funeral Of their brother. Russell Nc
Donald, who was drowned Saturday.
A telegram was received IN the city
Saturday announcing the death Of Miss
lilly Mitchell, sister Of the Rev. I. II.
Mitchell, formerly pastor Of the Presby-
terian church, and who recently visited
here. The death followed an operation.
While driving on South Main street
to get boat e assist In recovering the
bodies Of the boys drowned IN Mcdonald
q Buehan's miil-pon6 Saturday nighs,
Clarence y. Smith lost a lap-robe from
his wagon. The finder Is requested To-
return same 10 The Times Office.
Mr. end Mrs. George w Bassett were
very pleasantly surprised at their bono
On Prospect street Wednesday evening,
when about City Of their nciehbors and
friends called to remind Mr. Bassett that
Il was his 9th birthday. Charles Scott,
cousin Of Mr. Bassctt, IN behalf Of the
company presented the host and hostess
q Rowland china ten set, a silver bon
bon dish, china cheese plato and a purse
Of money. Mr. Bassett feeiingly respond.
ed Milo Bassest recited "Granapa's
birthday" and Flora neckley, eWtcp
eYandna was little eirlv Refgeslt
ments Of ice cream and cake, fruit and
waters were served, after which the
company broke up, wishing MI. Bassett