The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-14
TALK OF THE TOWN
49c silk sale at Abbott's.
Ladies, nnln nnna ~ Eiiis,

49c silk sale at Abbott's.
Ladies' auto caps at Fits,
Excursion 70 st. Anne de Beaupre, see
adv. on page 2.
BY express, new belts, only 2Oc AZ
Naughan's.
Read Smith 4 Cummings special sale
adv. on pag 8.
Ira Batehcdcr Of PlainHeld was Wis
itor in the city to-day.
Regular meeting NJ. w. OF A., Wed.
nesday July 10th, at 1880 =. m.
w, A. whitcomb went TO Worcester,
Mass, to-day on business visit.
George More went to Concord, n. H.,
to-day ON few days business trip.
II. A. and N. d. Phelps went to Chel-
sea this morning on business trip,
Miss Matte d. Common lett to-day for
Saranac Lake, n. y, 10 spend the sum
mer.
Mrs. Leoan Pitkin went TO Marshtield
Il. day to attend the funeral Of Howard
Martin.
Mrs. II. Colby OF Washington is visit.
ing at the home OF Mrs. L. q. Colby on
Washington street.
Misses Gladys and Christine Fletcher
OF Mansfield, Mass, are visiting with
friends in the city for few weeks.
There will be a regular meeting OF
the Ladies' Auxiliary. A. o. H., Wednes-
day evening, July 10, in X. OF G. hall.
Miss Lena Brown returned to-day TO
her home in st. Johnsbury after visit
of a few weeks withf riends in the
city
Miss Elizabeth Carson returned last
night from four weeks visit with
friends and relatives in Lowell, Boston
and Bethel
Dan A. Perry returned last nignt
from a two weeks vacation at Greens
boro. Ills family will remain there for
while longer.
In the event OF rain on Wednesday
evening the address TO be given in the
park by Organizer Wisner will be given
in the G. L. L. hall; 1880 o'clock.
The regular meeting OF the Ladies of
the Maeeabees will be held in the X. OF
T. hall Wednesday evening, July -, at
7 o'clock. The record keeper will be
at the hall to receive all July assess.
ments.
James Mitchell of Cleveland avenue
returned Sunday from Montreal, where
he had his lett eye removed at a hospi-
tai. His eye was injured by piece Of
steel flying into it. and the specialist
who examined it advised having it re.
moved.
The fast pacing mare Princess Hell
en- which was tried out on the local
trotting park at the July Fourth races
in an exhibition miles by Ed. Sunderlin.
went mile in 2:0s before the same
driver at the Dover, ~ H., track last
week. Princess Helen was 10 have
tried for the track record here, but was
not pushed because OF the slippery
track.
There was another good program OF
pictures at the opera house last night.
A Trip Through Ceylon" is beautiful
film, including railroad journey through
that country, showing the natives work
ing with elephants Poor Little Pig
and "The Window Cleaner" are both
good, while The Aeronaut's First Ap
pearance' is a roar from start to finish.
Same program tonight.
J. A. Mcleod of this city aas been
visiting his brother in the Lake Megan
tic region, Canada, and the local paper
there tells OF him in the following par
agraph: MIR. J. A. Mcleod is spending
holiday with his brother, Mr. Coun-
cilor NJ Mcleod of Agnes Mr.. Mcleod
Is from Barre, Vt, is 10 years Of age,
and is an ex.master farrier in the Brit
ish cavalry He is an old prize
ner in handmade horseshoe competitions
and has many prizes and certificates to
his credit in this difficult calling"
Jack" ]. Mackenzie, now of Salida.
Colorado, has favored us with a copy
OF Rocky Mountain Resources, a
monthly periodical devoted to the inter
ests of Colorado, watch contains an in
teresting writeup Of his adopted city.
There are granite quarries located eleven
miles from the city having, as the
sketch says. IAN unlimited amount OF
the finest grade of granite found in the
world" One view in the magazine
which is familiar because of its type,
is the manufacturing plant Of the Sa-
ida Granite company, wnere Jack" IS
employed, 1t is straight shed.
equipped with travelling derrick.