The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-05
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Local Happenings Tersely Told FOR Busy
Readers.

Readers.
Red stamps are valuable,
Bananas cheap at "A. Giachino's.
Ladies' white dresses at yaughan's.
4 Good pianos 1t Bailey's Music Rooms.
| A BIG showing 81 chiIdren's parasols
Int Perry's.
TRY Mascott's famous leo cream with
fresh fruit.
See our prices On fishing tackle. Averill
Music Co.
Best dairy butter, ESQ per pound.
Eastman Bros.
we handle Emshe's tomato plants.
l Eastman Bros.
/ Mileage books to rent, Place & Paige,
I11-12 Bolster block.
| H II. Martin Of Willianstown, meat
y man, given red stamps.
H Neal Ralph went to Woodsville, nj IT.,
yesterday to visit friends.
H DR. $. M, Gould of Randolph was in
the city On business yesterday.
n Mrs. Joseph Wark has bought the Il
II j. Mead house on Short street.
just received another invoice Of those
popular mohair skirts at Abbotts-
Get your groceries and meats at Dix
q Colemnn's. Red stamps are given to-
all purchasers
Sanford corn tested seed, 81 hushel;
Longfellow corn tested seed $3.50 bush
81 at j. NJ. Averilps.
Anyone who wants the Grand Union
Tea Co.'s agent to call, ring him up His
telephone number is 244-2.
Walter w. Saunders returned to his
home hi Wilmington to-day, after a few
days business visit in the city.
Gold beads. necklaces, bracelets.
breaches, rings and silver purses for
graduating gifts az Miss Walkers.
| Regular meeting Of the NJ Nv. Of Al
"Wednesday, June 3, 1910 p, m. There
is to be adoption work. Per clerk.
Harry Lang, who has been visiting
his sister, Ars Ellis Jones, returned to
his home in st. Johnsbury to-day.
The Frank MeWhorter Go. have The
most complete line If mems and boys
straw hats III the city. 25c 70 $500.
Typewriting and copying, writing from
n dictation, circular letters a speciality.
MIS-. Mary G. Nye, and 8 Blanchard
block.
/. NJ Frost Is in Washington, D. G., at.
tending an electrical convention, and,
meanwhile, Is looking around for new
cars for the Barre and Montpelier street
railway.
There will be special meeting Of
the Ladies Union in the parlor OF the
Universalist church Thursday afternoon
ct three o'clock, and large attendance
Is desired.
james r. Mckenzie and C. A. Bennett
returned yesterday from Beilefonte. Pa.
where they have been setting in panel
plates TO the Curtin monument and sol
diers' memorial.
A. Giachino wants to teach the Ameri.
can people to eat spaghetti, cooked right
in the italian way. Cali IN and try 4
plate. II you don't eat il We don't want
any pay a. 3AdNAtH9f III klAlt D3HGks
Mrs. Franklin Havenir, who will be
remembered as Miss Minnie Wetmore,
arrived IN the city yesterday with her
two children from Dickinson, North On.
iSota, to visit relatives and friends for
time. s 45l
The Good Templafs are to hold d box
soeiable and promenade in Scatnpini
block Friday night June 18th, TO which
the public is cordially invited. Ladies
viii please bring boxes. Those without
boxes viii be charged in cents ad.
mission.
There viii be regular meeting Of
Sanctuary Granite City, No. so, shep-
herds of America Thursday evening at
1880 o'clock IN Fofestefs' hall. All mem
bers ere requested to be present as there
Is election Of delegate to the supreme
convention.
Miss Maude Williams Of st. Paul,
Mimi. arrived in the city yesterday to
be the guest of Mrs. George G. Richard.
son. at I37 Washington street Miss
Wiiliams father, who died recently. was