The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-04
TALK OF The Town

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Special values III ladies' tailored suits
at Abbott's.
Glen BieeIow Of Washington was IN
the city today on business
II. y CATER was III Burlington and
Shelburne on business yesterday.
Gan AZ tho Home Bakery, 80 Ayorill
street, and get nice homemade food.
Dr. "a. II. II, Lewis went TO Burling
ton this morning on business trip.
You will have pleasant evening in
the Pavilion tonight Roller skating.
You viii want some 81 those muslins
At 81 per yard AZ Perry's On saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Samson went
70 Highgate on the excursion yesterday.
Dr.. r, G. Ligouri returned yesterday
from q few weeks visit in New York
state.
Black and white sailors at us cents
each. A. Nj Longley's, 10 Summer
street
Frank Young, Peter Nero and John
Good visited friends in Burlington yes
terday.
Mrs. William Curtis Of Berlin was
visitor at William Keniston's in the city
yesterday.
i. b, Cate goes to Dalton, N. H., to-
morrow morning ON business, returning
saturday evening
Mrs Martin Erskine and Mrs. William
Wylie Of Williamstown were in the city
shopping yesterday,
George Slack Of Goddard seminary re-
turned to-day from weeks visit ut
his home in Vergennes.
j. Ward Carver leaves this evening on
a two weeks trip to Kansas City, Mo,
where he will visit relatives.
Goddard seminary and Montpelier sem
mary will cross bats at lntercity park
at $3.50 Saturday afternoon.
"A. Giachino has just received ESQ Of
the very latest songs from the Mckinley
Music company. 10 cents each.
The Ida Reed w G. T. u win meet
tomorrow afternoon at 2.30 o'clock with
Mrs. M. j. Green, North Main street.
y. M. Perry returned last night from
Montreal where be accompanied Charles
Corliss, who went there for treatment,
c. f. Dewey, the new general freight
agent Of the Central Vermont railroad,
was in the city today visiting the
granite manufacturers.
A large delegation 81 Barre people at
tended the barn" dance at Montpelier
last evening, returning at the close OF
the dance in special car.
Miss Rita NJ Perkins Of Wolfeboro,
M HI, who has been visiting at the home |
of her brother, ]. M Perkins Of Elm
street, went to Boston to-day.
Mrs. Alexander Mathieson and dauah.
ter, Miss Katherine r. Mathieson, 60 to
Montreal Saturday, where they viii take
passage for few months visit in Scot
land.
The second emp tie quoting match
win be played at grounds on Friday +
evening at $50. All playing members /
will please attend james w. eauld,
Secy.
Resoiye To cat more cooling foods this
summer fish for instance. Its better
for YOU. your family and your pocket
book. City Fish Market is the place
for freshest fish always.
Miss Carrie A. G. Bemis Of Barre, q
graduate Of Spanlding high school, was
one Of the zoo students to he graduated
from Boston university yesterday, she
receiving an A. y. degree.
Pictures of the three Barre granite
Frank H. Birke, Joseph
MI Brault and john Martinson, Oil Of i
whom have died since April lst, were
printed III the current issue Of Granite,
Marble and Bronze.
Among arrivals at the Hotel Otis yes
tefday were J. S. Whitaker, Boston;
George Poole, s. r. Ketehum, g. X. Shep.
ard, BastonS g. II Rogers, New York;
J. y. supee, Bristol; Christian Hender-
son. plainheid; James Adkins, M. j..
White, st. Albanss John Filinskie, Athol,
Mass.
Kirk T. Ellsworth, teacher In Spanld-
ing high school, has been unable TO at.
tend To his duties for the past two weeks
owing To an attack of the mumps and
and expects To Ito this
afternoon to his home IN Cambridge for
Among arrivals at the City hotel last
evening and to-day are A. B. sherman,
Boston; j. w. Kerhin, New York; HI.
Al. Mason. ". II. Tarbell. j. M. OsBrian,
Boston; G. III. Fellow, Malone, N. III;
4. L. Annis, Braintree; ]. A. Bond, Bur-
ington; II. Nj, Carey, Burlington.