The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-05
TALK OF THE TOWN.


William Mari Ii i'll at his home on
Maple avenue.
Mileage books 10 rent, Place 8 Page.
11-12Bolster block,
New cloth for lkimonos, only l5c per
yard, at Naughan's.
John Turner 81 Coppcraeld ii visiting
friends III the city,
Auction sale At City Auction Rooms
tonight at o'clock.
DR.. f. Z. Taylor has gone to Boston
on business trip.
There will be 4 public dance IN Aver
IFS hall Friday night.
There are great values in Abbott's
Thursday linen sale
John Mitchell went to Burlington yes-
terday to visit friends.
Miss Marguerite stoughton Is III at
her home on French street.
Matt Roben returned yesterday from
a visit at South Ryegate,
Charles Pike III Marshfeid was III
the city on business today
School suit sale, sizes from 4 to 10
at half price. Moore & Owens.
Mrs. O. N. Granger went to Tinwick.
~. q, today to visit relatives.
Mrs. w. &. Troup and son went to
Boston Tuesday to visit relatives.
Antonio Botono returned last night
from three months visit in Italy,
hAirs. Katherine Layelle Of Mortified
called on friends IN the city yesterday
Negligee shirts, new patterns, iust re-
ceived BY the Frank NIcWhorter Go.
Miss Annie G. AIesser returned from
her vacation ~ Lake Morey yesterdty.
The b. b. Il picnic committee win
meet at II. OF G. hall tonight at $50
sharp.
Stanley q. Wilson Of Chelsea was. III
this city and Montpelier today On busi-
ness.
Trunks, bags and suit cases for your
vacation trip, from the Frank McWhor.
ter Co.
Joseph Bushman went to Concord, N.
III, today for . few days visit with
friends.
The Crescents win play Williamstown
Saturday afternoon at the TFotting
park at p, m.
Attorney A. A. Sargent has moved his
Office from the u nj. AyeIill building 10
the blanchard block,
+. A. PrindIe and DR.. r. If. Lynde
returned last night from an auto trip
to the White mountains.
William Thayer returned yesterday
from Lebanon, NJ IT.. where he has been
spending two weeks vacation.
Miss May Dram returned yesterday
from Brandon where she has been
spending a few days at her home.
A tenement to rent near Emslie's
green house, also dining room set for
sale B. b. jackson, phone 404-lS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Peters Of New
York city are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
James Robertson Of Washington street.
Claude George. who has been visit
ing friends in this city for few days
returned TO his home in Calais yester-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs, c. Z. Coppins returned
today from plattsburg, N. H., where
they have been visiting for the past
week.
William Oliver and Wilton Smith re.
turned yesterday from Cabot where
they have been for few days on bus.
iness.
Mrs. J. Hamilton Moore OF Newbury
and Miss Helen Lane Of lowell, Mass.,
are the guests Of w. H. Messsr and
family.
Edward Reynolds returned to mis-
home in Burlington yesterday after a
few days visit with his sister, Mrs.
J. J. Kennedy.
Among the arrivals at the Northern
notel today are Felix Riger. Camden, n.
u. G. f. Meier, Philadelphia; Mrs A.
p. Williams, Topsham.
Miss Bella Lavery returned today to
her home In Manchester, n. H.. after
weeks visit at the home Of her
nephew, j. II. Layery.
shop stewards are requested to call
at granite cutters Office for notices Of
regular meeting TO be held Sept. 9th.
A. NJ. Smith, secretary.
George Thompson of corinth is work
ing at the Smith & Cummings market.
Charles II. TIodgdon Of Bradford Is
visiting friends In the city.
William MGinley and daughter,
Beatrice, returned to their home in St.
Johns, n. b., yesterday after spending
week AZ the home Of s. II. FoTsythe.
Cards arc ont announcing The mar.
riage Wednesday evening sept is, Of
Clarence Huse Kendrick Of this city and
Miss Emma Ella Cooley OF Montpelier.
A meeting Of the Central Vermont
Pet stock Poultry association will be
held at Sowden & Lyons store at 1880
Friday evening. A full attendance Is
desired.
Smith & Cummings are offering 10 the
people Of Barre the most liberal cash
discount ever offered for this month
beginning Aug. l2 and lasting TO Septem.
Der 49,
Plumbers; Local union, No %, will
hold its regular meeting IN Painters