The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-05
TALK or THE TOWN
Local Happenings Terseiy Told for Busy
Readers.

Wash goods sale at Perry's on Sat
urday.
75c long grey gloves for SOC per pair
AT Vaughan's.
Arthur q Jones was iii Waterbury On
business yesterday.
Our new line Of tailored wash suits
Just received at Abbott's.
II you want to see great picture,
drop into the Theatorium.
Dr.. W. o. Hutchinson Of Washington
was in the city to-day on business.
Get the benefit Of your money by pay
ing cash at the New Central Market.
Union-madc stone cutters glasses az
y n Austinis, the watch and clock man.
One of the finest displays 81 parasols
at Perry's, for both women and children.
Stone cutters glasses, All prices from
70 cents TO $500 each. L. p. Austin,
the watch and clock man.
NJ 5. Levin, proprietor OF the Union
Clothing store, returned last night from
a business trip to New York,
Miss Margaret Henry, matron at the
City hospital, went TO Boston yesterday
for a few weeks TO visit with friends,
J. o. Adams, Central Vermont station
agent at Burlington was in the city
hast night 90 d business visit.
There win BE d cottage prayer meeting
at MIR. and Mrs. Bowies house on Hill
street this evening at o'clock.
Public dance, NJ. w. Of A. hall, Satur.
day, June 6, with Gilbertson's orches-
ira; admission for gents so cents, ladies
free.
Joseph Lavery went to the Fanny Al
len hospital at Burlington this morn
ing, whore he expects to undergo another
operation on his neck.
Thomas Parker, who has been III with
typhoid fever ait the home Of his sister,
Mrs "A r. Abbott, tor the past four
weeks, Ii somewhat improved
h. L. Pierson Of Saratoga Springs, N.
II, arrived iii this city last night and
is visiting his sister, Mrs. 4. A. Camp,
on Spaulding street for few days.
Miss Shirley Bradford and Miss Mil
dred Phelps returned last night from
Boston, which they are attending the
Bryant y Stratton business college.
Mirrors, pictures, piano, tables, chairs,
lawn mowers, baby carriages. chamber
suits, stoves and large lot of goods at
private sale only. City Auction rooms
All this week.
David Bird, clerk at H. j. Smiths
market, got the middle finger OF his
right hand caught in pulley while at
work in the Ice house yesterday, break
ing the bone in two places and tearing
the nail of.
The Ladies' union Of the uniyersalist
church served a delightful supper in the
Yestry last evening to loo people The
excellent menu consisted of strawberries
and cream, cake and coffee, warm rolls
and potato salad
The East street ball team defeated
The Baptist Sunday school team yester-
day afternoon biz the score of 10 81.
Battery for the East-siders, Cutler and
Mackay; for Baptists, inglis, Thayer,
Zones and Milne.
Nine students from the Spaulding high
school 20 to Burlington this evening to
enter the interseholastic track meet to-
morrow The team is composed Of Ar
thur Ayerill captain; Arthur Mcdonald,
Lester Carswell. George Watt, Robert
Matt, Angus Smith, Hugh Carpenter,
Morris White ard William Littlejohn-
There II d picture to-day n Massucco's
theatre that Mas taken III l4aReux' ok
perinents with / biz airship on Boston
Common Ill 1907 Il new singer, Mfr.
Bennett, win sing evenings Two Little
Baby Shoes. aud Mrs, Laws will sing
il afternoons. See the pictures and hear
the song to-day. There's big nickePs
worth III the show.
Manager Dewey's team Of ball tossers
from Beck s. Beck's stone shed yesterday
defeated the team from Barclay Bros. at
the Washington IT grounds by the score
Of III to s. Barclays team had the lead
until the last inning. when the balloon
went up and Dewey's sluggers scored
.ix runs. Dewey's team has now won
four and lost one game.