The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-21
TALK OF THE TOWN
Local Happenings Tersely Told for Busy
Readers

Watch for cash bargains at the New
Central Market.
Many goods in this sale not adver'
tised. Visit Vaughan's.
Save money on ladies' dress skirts
by buying them at Perry's.
Clinton N. Field Of New York City is
in town on business visit.
Mrs. NJ Hamel left yesterday for I'm
derhill Center to visit relatives.
l., l.. Huntington went 70 Orange to.
day, where he will remain for several
days.
Miss Jennie Frcderickson went TO her
home in PIaintied this morning for a
visit.
Mrs. William Huzzy went TO Montreal
yesterday for two weeks visit with
relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Houghton went
TO Highgate Springs this morning for a
ten days outing
MIR. and Mrs. o. n. Granger left to-day
for two weeks vacation to be spent
at Napierille, Que.
Miss Rose Gibbons is taking few
days vacation from her work in the
central telephone office.
Mrs. William Mackie returned yester
day from three weeks stay at Queen
City park, Burlington.
n. d. Phelps went TO Burlington this
morning TO attend meeting of the
Republican state committee.
Fred Fisher went TO Burlington this
morning for few days business and
pleasure trip on Lake Champlain
Mrs. D. f, Gregory leaves to-day for
visit with friends in Buffalo, Roehes.
ter, Syracuse and Watertown, n. Y.
Mrs. A. b. Batehelder and son Howard
OF Hardwiek are visiting her friend
Mrs. A. l. Saunders Of the East hill.
DR. Hermon X. shcrburne of Rutland
is the guest of Mrs Hattie c. Sherburne
and Miss Ada Sherburne OF Elm street.
Prof. and Mrs, II. Austin futile, who
have been guests at the home of i. p.
ODDS, left to-day for their home in New
York.
Percy Connick has finished work as
lunch man in the Palm lunch room.
where he has been employed for several
months.
Mr. and Mrs. X. w. Morse left yes
terday for an extended auto trip through
New Hampshire, Massachusetts, and Con-
nectieut.
Mr. and Mrs. w. G. Reynolds and Mr..
and Mrs. +. II. Rogers are taking an
automobile trip through the White
mountains.
George w. Lander is reiitting the Office
Of the Northern hotel and moving his
cigar store from Pearl street to the for
mer place.
The regular meeting Of the retail
clerks union will be postponed for one
week and will be held Wednesday even
ing, July 20.
II. T. Grace, manager of the Hotel Otis
since its opening, has resigned his posi-
tion to accept a position as room clerk
at a hotel in Boston.
There will be no base ball game at In
tereity park tomorrow afternoon be.
tween the Barre and Montpelier teams
on account Of the Buffalo Bill show,
There are several shipments Of granite
at the Central Vermont freight depot
which are for sale Prospective buyers
are requested to call and look over the
stones.
Frank Duval came into The Times
office last evening with measure of
potatoes Of good size which he had dug
in his garden. Mr. Duval says that he
had new potatoes week ago,
&. W. Woodhouse Of Burlington, presi
dent Of the Merchants National bank,
Mrs. Woodhouse and their chauffeur,
made a brief stop in the city to-day on
an auto trip through the state,
State Railroad Commissioner s. Hoi-
lister Jackson went to st. Adams this
TO attend hearing before the
board Of commissioners, From there the
commissioners Will 60 to Ricbford for
hearing.
y. K. Lille Of Montpelier, ], Frank |
Perry Charles A, Brown and j. Gould
More returned last evening from an au-
tomobile trip TO Boston, having started
from that city Sunday noon and making
the trip by easy stages.
The local branch OF the BARRIERS union |
held special meeting yesterday after
noon al which National Organizer p. +. |
Mccarthy delivered an appeal in behalf
Of The Union Signal The local voted j
live dollars toward the support of the
paper.
There are some tnc pictures at the
opera house tonight, but "The Moose
Hunt in New Brunswick is the star
picture. Il will be shown tonight Tor
the last time. as the pictures change
evening Friday night will
be amateur night here, when local talent !
will he given a chance to perform for !