The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-22
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Attend the Cassie auction sale this
afternoon.
Miss NJ. A. Miles went TO Burlington
to-day TO visit relatives.
E. r. Davis went to BrattIeboro this
morning on 4 business visit.
Charles w Loncrgan leaves tonight
for two weeks visit In Boston.
Frank Gustafson went to Manchester.
N. HI, to-day for visit with friends.
Miss Ruth Morse left this morning for
a visit with relatives in Hartford, Conn.
William Downie and Mrs. Alex Hanton
went to Hardwick to-day 10 visit friends.
The lights were put in the band stand
to-day in readiness for the concert this
evening
Mrs. r. f. Cheney went to Bellows
Falls today for few days visit with
friends.
Miss Grace McAllister went to her
home in Washington to-day Tor two
weeks visit.
A. NJ, Morrison left to-day for Chicago
and viii return in about a week with a
carload Of horses.
If you want to invest in real estate
that win pay ia per cent. inquire Of
A. A. Smith, Barre. vt.
Arthur Gordon returned last night
from Dartmouth. college, Hanover, N.
H. for the summer vacation.
Ira c. Calf and Miss Emily calef ar
rived in this city to-day from California,
where they spent the winter.
A daughter, weighing ten pounds, was
born this morning to Mr. and Mss.
Homer g. Ladd Of Orange street
A large line Of ebildrcns wash suits
and straw hats received this morning by
us. S, J. Segel & Co, the Depot square
clothiers.
The south store In the Wood building
on Elm street is being repaired, prepara-
tory to occupancy hv j. E. Brown, the
sewing machine agent.
Mrs. Housewife Wouldn't You like to
own land enough to raise your own vege-
tables each year and have some to sellg
Then, see that your husband attends the
Cassie auction sale this afternoon.
A large crowd Is expected to witness
the Woodmens lng-roiling exercises at
Intereity park this afternoon, followed
by the base ball game between Manches-
ter and Barre Montpelir for one admis-
sion.
A big line Of light and fancy summer
underwear and dress shirts received this
morning. Come and make your selections
while the stock is fresh and complete
S. J. Scgel s Co, the Depot square cloth
iers.
Horse owners-How much does II cost
a year to keep your horse on hayg S25
or $50 at least, doesn't itY Attend the
auction sale Of George Cassie this after
noon and purchase a few acres at your
own price and raise what you now have
to purchase.
The Rev. r. +, lowe, formerly pastor
of the Hedding Methodist church here,
left with Mrs Lowe last evening to re.
turn TO St. Albans, after a short visit in
town. They also attended the com
meneement exercises at Montpelier sem-
mary, Of which institution Mr.. Lowe Is q
trustee.
The annual outing OF the Ministers
Monday club viii be held at Caledonia
park next Monday, and the members are
invited to bring their ladies to the box
picnic The morning paper will be read
by the Rev. Donald Fraser on the SUBJ
icet, In Bonnie Scotland" The morning
train over the Montpelier & Wells River
road will leave this city for the park at
1880 o'clock.
An air'compressing plant has been In
stalled for the stone she'd on the Aid
rich library lot at the corner OF Wash
ington and Elm streets to facilitate the
work Of cutting the granite for the IL
brary building. There are about score
Of men working on the job. Just across
Elm street another gang Of men is at
work on the large additions to the Wood
& Fowler building,
The new local timetable Of the Mont.
pelier & Wells River railroad which goes
into effect nest Monday contains no adj
ditionnl trains, but changes the time
oi tic last tain to and from Montpelier
The evening train from Montpelier VIII
leave that city at $500 and arrive in
Barre az $685. leaving Barre 70 return
at 5t45. The leaving time for the main
line trains IL Che same, T,30 a. M, 1880
p. ms and 300 p m