The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-14
TALK OF THE TOWN

Muslin underwear sale at yaughan's.
Ladies and ehildren's parasols at
Perry's.
July sale OF waists and suits at the
Vaughan store.
John Card has left for Milford, Mass,
where he expects TO work.
Why do we say so much about long
gloyesy Call at vaughan's.
p. +. Mccarthy returned this morning
from business visit in Burlington,
A son was born yesterday to Mr., and
Mrs. Charlie Brattle OF Merchant street.
Miss Mary Riley went to st. Johns
bury to-day for a visit with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. w. Chamberlain OF
Washington were visitors in the city
to-day,
Miss Nellie 4. Wade Of Boston is
demonstrating Carbonol at hendricks
drug store.
James Dcvers returned yesterday from
two weeks vacation spent in Boston
and Quincy, Mass,
NJ. If. Sheltus, clerk in Davis drug
store, went TO his home in Highgatc
to-day for weeks vacation.
Martin Sheltus. clerk in Davis drug
store, went TO his home in Highgate
Centre to-day TO visit the remainder
OF the week.
Mrs. Arthur Daniels. who has been
visiting at the home OF Frank Howe,
returned to her home in Northampton,
Mass, to-day.
II you want good fresh fruit at whole
sale or retail, call at the Vermont Fruit
store. We make fruit our speciality. A.
Giaehino, proprietor.
Let everyone be in the park Wednes.
day evening and hear Organizer Wisner
OF the United Garment Workers OF
America speak; 1880 o'clock.
Drs. o. G.. Stiekney and NJ. l.. Chan.
dler went to Randolph this afternoon
TO attend the quarterly meeting Of the
Washington County Medical society.
Arthur S. Martin took party of
Montpelier medical men to Randolph to.
day in his automobile. The county meet.
ing OF physicians is being held there to-
day
X. x. GoH Of Boston arrived in this
city to-day with his merry go round,
and is making preparations for setting
up ON the Tiden lot on North Main
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. F. Davis returned
last night from visit in Bellows Falls
and Brattleboro Mr.. Davis also visited
at Island Pond, Beebe Plain and Sher
brooke, Que.
An interesting game of base ball is
expected at the hangers field to.mor
row afternoon. when the Italian Athletic
cluo team and the Graniteyille team will
play The game will be started at five
o'clock sharp.
No Grand Army man, or anybody else
tor that matter, should miss seeing Two
Brothers OF the G. A. r. at the Biiou
theatre to-day The beautiful color Ell
feet OF this picture beggars description.
One has to see it to fully appreciate
its beauty. There are some other good
pictures and song. Everything con-
sidered, the show is well worth the adj
mission fee.
Seats were at a premium at the Thea
forum last night This old stand seems
to grow more popular as the warm
weather advances, owing TO its extreme
GOODNESS Miss Hughes again made
big hit when she sang, There Never
Was Girl Like You; it certainly i
a pleasure to hear Miss Hughes sing
She not only has fine voice, but has
that something about her which makes
one want to hear her sing all the time
A regular meeting of hose company
number one was held at the central fire
station last evening tor the purpose Of
electing a delegate TO attend the annual
meeting OF the Vermont state firemen's
association at Midldebury july Is and
10th G. NJ Camp was elected a dele
gate from the hose company and Will
liam Nelson delegate from the hook and
ladder company, The meeting will in
cIude tournament and several mem
bers OF the fremen's club will attend,
including Chief e. b. Gladding, o. {.
Ayerill and Henry Hodgdon.
Ieavitt's museum has opened a sum-
mcr engagement at Dewey park. The
various exhibitions are interesting and
instructive. One of the features Of
the show is big Jake" said to be the
big. black fellow and looks as if he
night eat person up pretty easily
if ne took the notion. 1t is said that
he was captured in Bloomfield, YER
mont. some eight years ago. The Ari.
zona woleys are snappy appearing
creatures and give the spectator TO UNI