The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-26
THE BARRE DAILY TIMES
SATURDAY, AUGUST a, 1907
Weather Prediction.
Fair tonight and Tuesday. Fresh
westerly winds.
TALK OF The TOWN.
LEGAL Happenings Tersely Tpld for Busy
Readers.

ALI WOOL GiNOb Il1HhSA ~oS' - 80
bolts.
George Mackay is working ID the post
office this week.
q. viyoli Of Philadelphia II in the
| city on business,
| II. N. Peterson Of ST. Paul is IN the
city on business.
| Ed. Smith Of Cabot is in the city to-
day on business.
silk plaid waists at half price at
Vealc & Knights.
Miss Mary Bosworth visited friends
at Berlin yesterday,
One lot Of shirt waists, 45c. each
at yeale 4 knights.
g. III. Kennedy Of Burlington is in the
city today on business.
/ The r. N. corset il one Of the best
IN the market at Perry's.
/ The fall quartly style book, price zoe,
i including any l5c pattern.
/ Ladies lace and gauze hose only 1915
cents per pair at Vanghan's.
4 Paul Bianchi visited friends in Bur
lington Saturday and Sunday.
4 Fred Chatfeld and 4. N. Bean visited
relatives at Randolph yesterday.
g. i. Woodwork went to Johnson
yesterday for 4 weeks vacation.
| See the post cards for sale al Harris
book store. Eleven views for Zoe.
! See our window for cool sweaters
| They have just arrived. Moore & Ovens
/ Miss Iva Poore returned yesterday
from two weeks vacation at Green's
boro.
| Miss Minnie Wooster returned yester.
day from six weeks visit in Rox.
bury.
| f. E. Robinson went to st. Johnsbury
this morning to attend the X. Of T. en-
campment.
/ +. II. Rogers returned last night from
q few days camping at Caspian lake
Greensboro.
| Miss Ibhejean Renfew finished work
| Saturday night as q sales lady in tns
Daylight store.
i Miss Florence Whittier and Miss Jes
sic Nelson went to Highgate Saturday
for vacation.
n Mrs. Margaret Cayhue OF Holyoke
Mass, is visiting relatives in the city
for few days.
Miss NJ. A. Miles and Miss Ella Owens
went to Cliff Haven, N. X, today for .
two weeks vacation,
| Mrs. Mary II. Gates left this morn
ing Tor two weeks visit in South Rye
gate and other points.
Miss Ella Owens and Miss Margaret
Miles went to Cliff Haven, n. Y, today
| for weeks vacation.
Mrs. G. n. Field aud children OF New
York are visiting at the home OF DR.
and Mrs. FL o. Wofthen.
Miss Maude Harris returned Saturday
from Windsor, where she has been visit
ing relatives for a few days.
The Misse Ida and Norma Alainini
Ida Gerbetti and Laura LAMAR yisitet
friends in Burlington Sunday.
Frank Robinson went to ST. Johns
bury this morning to attend the encamp
ment of the knights Of Pythias.
The Defaulting Cashier will be seer
but one week at the Pavilion, as til,
, programme is changed every week.
Mr., and Mrs. Fred Clark Of Azusa
Cal, are visiting at the home Of Mrs
Miranda Conant OF South Main street.
One hundred and thirty.two ticket
: were sold yesterday morning at CHI
local station Off tile excursion to TT
Frederick.
Joseph Comolli returned yesterda,
from Jacksonville, where he played bal
Saturday, his team winning by scor
Of to |.
Glenn Burnham Of Boston is visitin,
friends in this city for few week unit
the opening Of the fall term at Goddart
seminary.
w. r. Dodge and daughter, Miss Cad
! die Dodge, OF Cohoes, Y. Y. arrived il
the city Saturday for a few days visi
with relatives.
! The fall and winter sock Of Queer
Quality shoes for Ia lies has Just arrive,
et tho Peoples She's store. The big
gest yet carried.
The Italian Athletic club will play tn
: Jacksonville base bali team at the Ran
gers field Wednesday afternoon and a
Jacksonville Saturday
/
Some miscreant or miscreants brok,
into the Smith Bros. Granite company
: sheds Saturday night or Sunday and iii,
several dollars worth OF damage to worl
in process Of cutting.
. Harry |. Van Nostrand Of Tekamah
Neb,, has been visiting for the past few
days the family of Rev. G. G. Conner
He is the proprietor Of granite works Il
, his western town. and has come to Barr
, for business with sheds and quarries.
A crowd Of Italian boys started {,
, play ball AZ the Rangers field ycster
} day afternoon, and were In the mids
/ OF a very close and exciting game, /
is said, when Officer earle appeared oi
the scene. In surprisingly short time
the field was abandoned for safer an,
more secluded place.
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