The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-15
TALK OF THE TOWN.

25c lace hose for l9c at yaughan's.
Excursion to Ausable chssm. See
adv. on page 2.
George Martinson visited friends in
Mortified yesterday.
10 dozen l5c children's hose to close
at &c pair at vaughan's.
Fred Carr returned yesterday from a
visit at ST. Johns, Quebec.
Children's straw and muslin hats at
Perry's for this hot weather
Frank L. Place returned to-day from
business visit at Waterbury.
d. d. Averill of Piermont, n. H., Wis
tied friends in the city yesterday.
Mrs. T. p. Vail of Boston is a guest
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs Henry w.
Knight.
A meeting of the Socialists will be
held in the Wheeloek block tonight at
seven o'clock
Mattings enough for a small room at
one half regular price at B. w. Hooker
& Co.'S remnant sale.
Miss Rita Morrill, of Franklin, n, H.,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Joseph Bush
man of Keith avenue.
: Mrs. J. B. Fitzgerald, and children of
Graniteville went to Peru, n. Y, yes
terday to visit relatives.
Miss Olive Knight and her grand
mother, Mrs p A. Nichols, went to
North Hero today for few weeks Wis
it with relatives.
Charles Tacy went to West Chazy, N.
Y, yesterday to make arrangements for
the funeral Of his father, Andrew lacy,
which will be held there.
j. II. I.avery has leased the Thad 7.
Martin berry patch on the East Mont.
pelier road and warns all persons to
keep off and stand arrest.
Mrs. S. S. Cotton and DR. Sidney Col
ton, who have been visiting at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. II. X. Bush, returned
this morning to their home in Rutland
Arthur Gravelin, manager Of The
Daughters OF Woodcraft drill team, re-
ceived a letter yesterday asking for
terms for the appearance of the girls at
the Fair Haven fair.
There will be change Of pictures at
the opera house tonight, when another
swell program will be shown. Susan
Tastes the Wine" is comedy film Gus
toms Officers and Smugglers" shows
some Of the trials Of the customs Off
GERS. "A Good Cigar and "The Hero
are two fine pictures.
At the regular meeting of Green
Mountain lodge, l. O. 0. f., NJ. o., held
in their hall Monday evening, the fol-.
lowing officers were installed by L. d..
O. NJ. Alex. w. Richie and staff: n g.
Harry Farrari Il. s., N. q, David lolI;.
4. s., NJ G., Edwin Keast; v. G., George
Blake; Il. s., v. g., j. II. Murray; /. s.,
v. g., f. q, Colombo; G. NJ, William
Leith; chaplain, Robert Beagrie p, s.,
p. w. Muteh; treasurer, Charles oliver;
H. S., George r. Lake; warden, William
smith; con-, Joseph Grahm; first S. $,
Forrest r. Chaples; second S. s., sam
Sinclair; /. G., John Cruickshank; 0. g.,
Alex. Richie.
On next Saturday evening, July Il, at
the Barre opera house, Leroy Kenneth
will attempt to escape from box into
which he has been securely nailed by n
committee of five well known young
men of this city. This box will be made
by the committee and placed on exhi-
bition in front of the opera house during
the week and can be examined by any
one who wishes. Houdini is the only
man who has successfully solved the
box mystery and with the aid OF this
and several other trick now commands q
salary of several thousand dollars per
week in the best vaudeville houses in
this country Kenneth says he can es-
cape from the box, while the committee
think differently. In connection with
the exhibition by Kenneth there will be
A number of acts. including moving pic
ture songs by William Robertson and
other attractions to be announced later.