The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-09
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Local Happenings Tersely Told Cor Busy
Readers.

Local Happenings Tersely Told sor Busy
Readers.
July sale at yaughan's.
White linen skirts at Perry's.
Colored RafIia just received at Fits.
Mileages on all roads, Moore 8 Hig-
gins.
Almond cream, only D cents per bot
tie, at Fits.
Mileage books to rent, Place & Page,
block.
Buy your silent cloth for the dining
room table at Perry's.
Ladies' jackets and Elton suits at
half prices at Abbotts.
DR.. E. ,. Whitaker went to Burling-
ton yesterday on business.
John Filper left yesterday for Phila-
delplifa for short vacation.
Don't forget the Rcd Mems picnic,
which comes next Saturday.
p. +. Mccarthy went to Bethel this
norning'of business trip.
Lawn mowers sharpened while you
wait at Ahern's Blackwell street.
Mrs. A. Ronca leaves tonight for Rion
City, N, Cs where She viii reside.
Charles Sharkey began work for the
american Express company today.
Miss Blanche spaulding went to North
Montpelier yesterday for a few days.
Clowns and Statues and the Charmer
win be at The Pavilion all this week.
Miss Olive Williams and Miss Bessie
jenkins are visiting il Orange for q few
days.
Carrie Nation viii be one Of the many
pictures shown at the Pavilion this
week.
Miss Nina Converse went to her home
in Middlesex yesterday for vacation Of
two weeks.
Ira Lawrence and family went to
Highgate Springs this morning for a
weeks camping.
Miss Myrtle Puryee is taking two
weeks vacation from her duties at A. r.
Abbott's store.
Jennie Laws win sing the Illustrated
Songs every night and Saturday matt
nee at The Pavilion.
Shepard Allen and Creamer ]. Allen
and family went yesterday afternoon TO
Lake Placid for the summer.
Special sale Of trimmed and un
trimmed hats at half price. Miss Simp-
son, "a State street, Montpelier.
Look at the special display Of stone
cutters glasses in the window OF L. p.
Austin, "the watch and clock man."
A regular meeting Of Socialists win be
held in the Wheelock building Wednes-
day, July 10, at seven o'clock.
SIR and Mrs. NJ. A. Love and daughter
returned yesterday to their home in
shelbWne, after visit at the home Of
n. S. Love.
After the regular meeting Of the
Knights Of Columbus, Wednesday eve
ming, there will be a smoke talk. A full
attendance is desired.
Miss Ada Currie returned to her home
in Fairfax yesterday afternoon after Wis
ting at the home Of Judge and Mrs. II.
" Scott over Sunday.
Miss Mary Grigg and Miss Marguerite
Brown went yesterday 10 the Breezy Hill
House in the White Mountains, where
they viii work this summer.
Clerks; The regular meeting and in.
stallation Of officers of Local 24I, K. G. /.
II. a., will be held Wednesday evening,
and a full attendance Is desired. II. j.
Houghton, recording secretary
Aiiss Ethel Y. Crosby OF Warren,
Mass, has been engaged as art teacher
in Montpelier seminary. and Roy f. Nc
Gown as teacher Of Latin and Greek and
oyerseer Of athletics to succeed Ernest
A. Hamilton,
Architect F. A. Walker left yesterday
morning for Lawrence, Mass, to consult
with Architect George Adams relative TO
changes in the new Montpelier city hall
plans, relative TO the interior arrange.
ments Of the building.
Regular convocation Of Ruth Chapter,
No, SO, 0. i. s., Wednesday evening,
July 10, at 7.90. There will be work.
Refreshments served. The ladies' who
helped serve the Refreshments at the last
meeting viii please furnish the same this
time.
The Rutland team in the Vermont
league makes its first appearance on the
Lntercity grounds tomorrow afternoon
against Barre Montpelier The visitors
win bring Eddie Loughlin and Donovan
Of old Northern league FAME with them,
and with the recent memory Of two
close games in Rutland the local fans
are expecting some good sport. Game