The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-08
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Ia 6e'iHs ~ N@lti"Ses az Sueici ,.
silk coats at half price at Abbott's
One lot-of pereaIes now 121ac per yard
at Vaughan's.
D. A. Perry went to Groton yesterday
on business trip.
]. p stephen went to Burlington
today on business
Ed. Smith Of Cabot was in the city
on business today
A. Il. Lougee Of Boston was in the city
yesterday on business.
J Elliot stoughton went to New York
City today on business.
You save from one to two cents a
yard on crash at Fits
Arthur O'Rorke Of Salem, Mass. is
visiting friends in the city.
Murray Bowen ot Burlington was il
the city On business yesterday.
The ladies Of the q. A. r. will meet
at four o'clock Friday afternoon
Mrs. Edgar White returned yesterday
from i few days visit in Montreal.
Hammocks at 20 per cent discount
at Moore & Owens. See our windows.
A few more Of those fish poles at
cost at Ayerill Music Co., over Times
Office
William Coutts and William HOWE
are i'll at their home on spaulding
street.
Mrs. Annie MCGOWAN has gone to
Boston to visit her son, John r. Me.
Gowan.
Harry Whitcomb and f. G. Fisher
went to st. Johnsbury this morning on
business.
Ralph Thayer Of Boston i visiting at
the home Of Q. w. Averill for months
vacation.
John Corcoran, who Is working at Mid
dlesex, visited at his home in this city
yesterday.
Read the list of horses to race at the
trotting park next Friday and Saturday
afternoons.
Miss Echo Upham 81 Cincinnati Il the
guest Of Mics Marguerite stoughton for
Ii few weeks
Miss Blanche Yertaw went I'd Wash.
ington today to visit her aunt, Mrs.
Frank 0rdway.
BE sure and come to the l. o. G. T.
social and promenade at X. of G. hall
Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs William Trenworth
went to Concord n H., today for
visit with relatives.
Cyril Marion went to Burlington
this morning, where he will visit at the
home Of relatives,
Harold B. Swasey returned yesterday
from few days business trip to Rut-
Land and Poughkeepsie.
Burns Eastman of Woodsville, N.
I'll, student at Goddard seminary last
year, is visiting in town.
Thomas Graham returned yesterday
from Montreal, where he has been spend
ing few days vacation.
The city treasurer win be in his Of
AAtN tftt y tlNhihr lAolh INV W AtE t@AtA
Of August to receive taxes.
All old ebatehes" are requested to
meet the old maids at X. Of G. hall Fri
day evening at eight o'clock.
Miss Iona Chic Of Montpelier returned
to her home yesterday after weeks
visit with friends In this city.
Robert Renfrew Of South Ryegate,
who has been visiting friends in the
city, returned to his home today.
Miss Amelia Franzi returned to her
home in Quincy yesterday after a few
weeks visit with friends in this city.
Ms. George Gilman, who has been vi
sitting in the city for few days, went
to Hardwick yesterday for a few days.
Mrs. Mary Farrell and Mrs. ". A.
Murray and son, Farrell, went to
Northfeld this afternoon for 3 few
days visit.
Robert Renfew returned to his home
| in South Ryegate today and expects
to return To his work in Springfield,
Mass, in a few days.
| The United Missionary society Of the
Methodist church win hold business
meeting at the home Of Mrs. Z. A.
Averill, 30 Ayerill street, Friday at
ternoon at 2;30.
II. w. Griffin Is in town for short
stay, prepared to do sign painting Of ell
kinds, especially gold lettering on win
dows. Cali on or write him at 2l2
Washington street.
George Clark, arrested yesterday af.
ternoon by Chief Faulkner, pleaded
guilty To a second oHcnse of intoxication
in city court this morning and was SEN
fenced 70 county Jail for 30 days.
A meeting Of the Bonn.aecord foot
ball club will be held on Saturday at
2.3o O'Clock, al Che training grounds.
Bring membership cards and handles.
Per order the president, J.. Taylor.
Among arrivals at the Northern ho-
tel yesterday were II. L. Hotehkiss,
Boston; Edward Fleischman, Brooklyn;
Nathaniel Rich and Morris Goldbirg,
New York. Ernest spaulding, Cam.
bridge.
i. L. Sampson, W. II. Huse, ]. f,
Welch and Adolph Congo went to
Brookdeld fishing last evening and re-
turned with catch Of horned pout
which they figure cost them about So
! pound.
w +. Jackson. who has the contract
fol- building the Ginberg block at the
corner Of Main and Pearl streets, states
that fho storm nat4 as fha LuftIfn.. 81. III