The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-22

Auction Tonight AZ I O'Clock.

Auction tonight at o'clock.
a few $3.50 auto coats for $1,000 at
Eitts
Fred yenncr began work today ~ the
City bakery
A cool place, swell show--The The
atorium; that's all.
MI and Mrs. WI y. smith spent Sun.
day at Groton pond
T.. M. Tayntor left to-day for two
weeks eastern business trip.
David Celey was taken to the City
hospital for treatment to-day
Remember the dance AZ the X Of Q.
hall, next Wednesday evening, June "a
Fred Simpson and William Marion
visited friends in Burlington over Sum
day.
Mr. and Mrs. r. A. Prindle visited
relatives in Waitsiield yesterday, making
the trip by auto.
Prof. George b. kirkpatrick will speak
on Socialism al the city park Wednesday
evening ~ AtNtA pNlvch.
IL Carr Jones returned yesterday from
visit at the home OF his parents in
Sabrevois, r. @, and left to-day for a
visit Ia Boston.
The BARRIERS 81 the city in conjunction
with the BARRIERS oil Montpelier are hold
ing their annual picnic at Caledonia
park this afternoon.
AIrs. George y Troup returned to-day
from New York, whore she has been ior
several months. Mr. Trcup is expected
10 return within few weeks
The members of the Minister'S Mon.
day club from Barre, Montpelier and vi
entity went to the Barre Golf club links
this forenoon for their regular monthly
meeting
Next Sunday, June 2sth, will be Chill
dren's day in the uuiversalist church Of
this city. Children will be christened in
the morning, and there will be the sun
day school concert in the evening.
ii you want bananas and ice cream at
wholesale, go TO A. Giaehino's. Our ice
cream we guarantee to be the best in
the city tot picnics, lawn festivals, par
ties, and we sell it for 500 per gallon.
a big umbrella on the banana mans"
team blew over onto the horse while it
was standing on Blackwell street this
forenoon, frightening the animal 80 that
HE ran away down Blackwell street onto
Main, where it was stopped. A little
boy who was sitting on the seat holding
the reins was thrown out and slight
cash cut on his head. but he was not
seriously injured.
Among arrivals at the Hotel Otis yes
terday aud to-day are George a. Me-
OInbeT, New You'd N. Il. Lecmyer. ST.
Adams; A. J. Reed. Sheldon; r. J.
Broughan. III. MATHS, philadelphia; q.
u. Adams Northfeid; II. n. Stodadrd,
Albany; William WHhipple, Mrs. q. w.
Whipple, Bethel; II. .. Burns. Proyi
dence, r. l.; G. w Lido, Burlington;
4. q. Simmons, Boston.
The funeral Of little sarah Henry, who
died Thursday morning was held from
her late acme on Spanlding street, Sat
urday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock. the Rev.
r. a. Poole officiating The floral tri-
DNkAo NtEN Aidil1 anu b%hAAhAfN. iHN 1
bearers were Roy Mcdonald, Albert Free |
man, William Henry and William Jones
The interment was in Elmwood ceme-
terry.
The Vermont Fruit Store has been
obliged to add new table, accommo-
dating l8 people, To their ice cream par
Tor now making the largest lee cream
parlor IN town. The steadily increasing
demand for the ice cream served there Is
the reason for the enlargement Of the
seating capacity. Strangers Or otnefs
when III town cannot 10 better III the
way of delicious Ice cream than To stop
there.