The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-10
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Local Happenings Tersely Told for'Busy
Readers

Get your Sunday dinner at Halves
restaurant.
Special sale Of refrigerators at c. w.
Ayerill & Co.'S.
Extra stamps Saturday and Monday
at the tea store.
Sidney Wheeler went to White River
Junction on business today.
Nv. +. Wormwod Of Woodsville, N. H.,
attended the races yesterday.
Miss Bessie Brown went to Winooski
this morning to visit friends.
Read a. P. Abbott & Co.'S clearance
sale advertisement on Sd page.
Buy a refrigerator at G. w. Ayerill
4 Co.'S during the sale now on.
See the post cards for sale at Harris
book store. Eleven views for 1oc.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cave, Jr., went
to Waterbury today to visit friends.
| Miss Nellie sadier went to Burling-
ton last night to remain over Sunday,
John McIyer went to Bartlett, N. H.,
today, called by the death Of his father.
Warren S. Davis of Bradford is visiting
his son, Harry Davis, and taking in the
races.
Mr. and Mrs. George Gilman and Miss
Flora Barclay left this morning for
Claremont, n. II.
Arthur Wallace left this afternoon for
Troy, n. \, after spending a two weeks
vacation at his home.
| Hrs. Fred Beckwith and daughter,
Vera, Of Chelsea are guests Of Mr.. and
AIRS. Henry Hodgdon.
Miss Ida Cook left this noon for New
York to visit at the home Of her sister,
Mrs. Fred +. Colburn, for ten days.
The Misses Mamie Watkins, Bella
Duncan and Edith Downie went to High
gate Springs today for weeks outing.
William Brown, who has been spend
ling weeks vacation at his home in
this city, returned to Boston this noon.
Charles Mari and family, C. S. Wallace
and family and Frank Wallace and fam.
| lily spent yesterday at the Williamstown
lgulf.
Public opinion is what makes business
grow better each week with the Won
derland Moving Picture company at the
pavilion.
w Z. Lampman, who has been in the
city on business for a few days, returned
to Highgate Springs today, where he is
camping.
Mrs Emma Durkee G 7. Durkee, Will
liam Durkee, n. G. Durkee and Neil Che.
ney went to Niggerhead pond in Marsh
field today for ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Flynn Of East
Dorset arrived ia the city yesterday at.
ternoon to visit her brother, w. j. Car
roll, who Is seriously H.
Mrs. T. L. Robbins sustained severe
shock from falling down stairs Thursday
evening and is now at the City hospital.
No bones were broken and she Is resting
well today,
Thomas Croma Of Graniteville was
taken to the City hospital yesterday af-
ternoon and an operation for append.
citis was performed last evening 1t
was considered successful.
Auction sale at City Auction rooms
Saturday afternoon, comming at two
o'clock. This large lot Of household
goods will be sold on the platform out
side the auction rooms. weather permit
ting, otherwise room will be made inside
/ to accommodate customers. Among the
many household goods are carpets, rugs,
mattings oil cloth, one extension table.
one piano, one sofa, one mantel bed. one
oak chamber suite one upright cabinet.
! one tabouret, small hall mirror, clothes
bars, boilers, lot OF bedding erockery,
glass, iron and tinware, and numberess
household goods. Saturday, sale to com
merce at ? P. NJ.
! A. A. Smith & Brothers great clear
ance sale is saving money for a great
many Of their customers and viii save
YOU money if you do your paTt-simply
attend their sale. They offer more
ladies' shoes and oxfords at cut prices
than you can find in any one store IN
the state. Their complete line Of ladies'
$3.50 canvas shoes, CSC; their COM
plete line OF Sl.25 canvas shoes, roe;
their complete line Of soc. underwear,
&c; lot of St.25 sairts, Soc; lot Of 75a.
shirts. 40ei lot Of 15c. hose, De-; lot Of
25c. hose, 10c; lot Of $t.50 aud 5000
hats, o5c.; lot Of children's shoes, 23c.;
lot OF ladies'. misses and boys Sl.25
shoes, Csc; lot Of $1,000 Waltham
watches, Sl295; lot Of SIS Watham
watches, STos; lot Of $3.50 Watches,
sos; lot of s1.50 stem wind and stem
set watches, 0sc, lot Of 800 fobs and
chains, 40c. See their advertisement on
the 9Th page.