The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-08-05
TALK OF THE TOWN
Local Happenings Tersely Told for Busy
Readers

Daniel Stanley OF Washington was in
the city to-day on business
Abbotfs half price sale Of garments
mean something TO the trade.
Fred sharkey went 70 Waterbury
yesterday, where he will work.
Miss Agnes Mckenzie went to Gran.
willie yesterday Tor a weeks visit with
friends
Clarence Goldsbury began work yes.
terday in the Office OF TAFT 4 odell at
Montpelier
Roland Harrel Of Elizabeth, ~ j., is
visiting at the home OF Z. W. farnham
OF Camp street.
Cabbage free with every order Of
corn beef Thursday only at the New
Central market.
DR.. and Mrs II. o. Worthen went to
Old Orchard Beach, Me, to-day Tor a
two weeks stay.
MIR and Mrs. w. II. Goodfelow went
to South Ryegate this morning for a
few days visit with relatives.
Alice Sadlier has commenced work as
clerk at the house speciality store Of
Sadlier q Dawson, "a Elm street
Miss Eleanor Cole went to her home
in Mar,hfeId this morning Tor few
days stay on account OF illness.
Miss Elizabeth Gagnon, who has been
visiting friends in the city, returned to
her home in Granville yesterday.
Mrs. c. 4. Searles left this morning
for months visit with relatives in
Springfield, Mass, and Hartford, Conn.
As am about to leave town. / am
ready to sell all my household furniture
at a bargain. Mrs. r. f. McDeyitt, s
Summer street
Miss Mamie Noyes, who has been
visiting at the home OF Mr. and Mrs.
\. 4, Lewis, returned to-day to ner
home in Berlin, \. II.
William H. oliver and family. Charles
oliver and family, and William oliver,
Jr went to Highgate Springs this
morning for two weeks vacation
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Ladies Aid society of the Presbyterian
church win he held at the home Of Mrs.
NJ. G. Mclyer at > O'Clock Wednesday
atternon.
6. Bau, the photographer, was elected
vice president for Vermont, Tor the third
consecutive year, at the New England
Photographers association convention
held in Boston last week
The regular meeting OF the Ladies Of
the Aaccabees will be held at the X. Of
p. hall Wednesday evening, August :.
at seven o'clock The record keeper
viii be at the hall to receive August
A regular meeting Of the Socialists
will be held this evening at O'Clock, in
the Wheelock building. All those hav.
ing books belonging to the Socialist
library please return them, as the books
are to be numbered.
L, j. Mead reports that thieves are
digging and carrying away potatoes
from his patch on the French estate,
and he intends to see that they are
caught if it is continued. A watch is
to be set on the place.
Buy your linoleums, art squares, lace |
porticres rugs, Monday
goods ironing boards, etc, at Sadhcy
X Dawson's, p Elm street. Prices rea
sonable. Quality excellent Store open
from p. m daily. Tel 209.2l, or send
card for samples
Red Men. attention! The annual out
ing and Buffalo dance will be held at
Caledonia park August s. under the
leadership Of Chief lronside. Tickets
will be secured Of the committee IN
charge on the train. Special train will
leave at 1:30 sharp.
Those who saw the show yesterday Mt
the Biou theatre were not ayerse to
calling it a pretty good hours enter
tainment. The pictures were of tie
thrilling order and the song was bet.
.er sung than usual, and the piano
sounded well. The Circus Queen" wa
perhaps the one that attracted the most
attention because OF the daring trapezo
WORK.
Many horsemen arc here and more a-e
me the way with their strings of horse
or the races on Friday and Saturday
his week. Among those already arrived
IRE }. W. Porter OF Middlebury with
tring OF four, consisting Of Blue Rib
ION, Green Mountain Boy, Prince Archie
md Queens Counsel; A. H. Drury
Athol- Mass, with Joe Tranby, jas |
sing Grey Birch and Pearl Wilkes
!. W Otton of Morri,ville with a strn
# four; /. W. | tton OF Worthwhile witt
wo racers; {. A. Moulton OF Plymouth.
\. H., with a string OF two, and lii,
layers OF jericho with his Harry Lam
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