The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-25
TALK OF THE TOWN.
AaeIIan n HaIeI. paEIIIon Ia-nlght.

Gut flowers at Youngson'si telephone
good time guaranteed at X. Of G.
hall tonight
nor your public surrey, telephone
Even q Cow, 439-1I.
Miss Florence Pearl went to North6eld
to-day TO visit friends.
Fall caps All styles and prices from
the Frank McWhorter Go.
One lot 81 lawns and chalIies at Sc
20 close at Yeale & knights.
Better get sheet Of music at the
special sale to-day at shepard's.
Mrs. johnson and Miss Campbell Of
| Mortified visited +. L. Hayden over Sun.
day
Mrs. A. w Allen and son. Stanley
Marsh, are visiting friends in Meriden,
lN i.
Mrs. Emma Monette went 70 Rouses
| Point, n. y, to-day for a visit with
relatives.
The adjourned regular meeting Of the
Woodmen win be held Wednesday, Aug
25, at 1880 p. m.
/ Angus Mcdonald returned to his home
| in Hardwick today after visit with
friends in this city.
1 Lost i light gray wallet containing a
sum Of money ia bills. Finder please
leave at The Times Office
Dr. and Mrs. II. X. sherburne Of Rut-
land aud Mrs. 4 A. Burbank are visit
ing at + r. Northrop's
Mr.. and Mrs. James MeAdam and
/ daughter Jessie leavo Thursday morn
ing for visit in Montreal
Miss Hattie wood and Miss Lottie
Raymo Of Franklin are visiting at the
homes Of George and Charles Wood.
Miss Hattie Brown Of Worcester,
Mass. u Il guest at the home Of her
cousin, p N. Cutler Of Camp street
County Game Warden Homer d Camp
went to Warren to-day to investigate a
claim for damages done by deer 70 crops
Mrs. J. 4 Arkley returned from Bur.
lington yesterday, where She has been
taking treatment AZ the Mary Fletcher
hospital.
Misses Florence Grange and Hester
Cove went to Randolph to-day to visit
az the home Of Miss Changers grand
mother
Miss Jean Murray. who has been tax
ing hospital training at the Claremont
hospital Is visiting her parents on a
two weeks vacation
Friends Of Father Cray, who il soon
TO "a 70 Bakersfield. are to give him q
reception IN the Is. Of G. hall tomorrow
evening. All friends are invited.
A stated conelave Of The st. Aldemar
commandery No. Is 4 viii be held
il the asylum Thursday evening, Aug. /
%, at o'clock. Per order +. G.
II. P. Cutler and son, Mark, went 60
Montreal to-day, whore the latter viii /
have an operation performed On his left /
eye lid foT The removal Of a growth
There win be a demonstration Of the 4
electric vacuum carpet cleaner At the 4
tnirersalist church, To morrow from 2 1
to 70 a. N. Everybody interested in
vited.
Master Leonard Cone. son Of Mr. and /
Mrs James Cone underwent an opera.
tion This morning for d throat trouble \
Drs. La1ell and Sprague performed the
operation lie is resting comfortably.
Automobile parties composed 81 E. "A.
Prindle. r. II Murphy. q O. Avehll,
George Marion, George M. Mann, a. III
Batchelder. A s. Jones Dr. @ r. Barr
and William Ward left to-day to attend
the fair at Morrisville.
r. s. Rosebcrough returned last night
from Old Orchard Maine, and Boston
Mr. Roseborough Is ST. Louis monu-
ment dealer who was in this city on bust
mess for some TINS before going % old
Orchard, and he returns to complete his
business here
The Pearl street bowling alleys win
be closed until next Saturday night Z
when they win Be opened for prize bowl
ing Prizes amounting To s25 will he
howled for within the following two
weeks The pool room win be open dur
ING the week.
All boys and girls in the city will
have the treat Of their lives next Tues
day afternoon at the Barre opera house
when Buster Brown and bis trick dog
"Tige" viii entertain them for q whole
hour with recitation songs, and boy and
dog tents, all free These famous Bus
ter Brown shoes are sold only BY the
pennies Shoe Store.
-Four local runners, w Smith, a. MI /.
sora, G. Buzz and Peter Poreelliare, are
training every night far their race
against Pat Dinean. champion six dags
goRs you-piease runner Of the world
1T Iatercity park Saturday afternoon
Dinem is the Boston man who won tbe
Marathon race at the recent precautionary
celebration in Burlington I
The Italian Athletic club base ball q
players expect two Of tile hardest games
81 the season Thursday and Friday af- !
ternoons when they will play the strong
Mass, team a the Rangers I
field Both games win be called at 4:l5l I
sharp. Heidle formerly catcher for the 4
aodd8fd seminary team Il doing the I
pack stopping for the Winchenden team.
There viii be no admission Geo for !
Inc concert by Leon Rice Of New York I
1t tie Congregational church Thursday !
rening but a silver collection will be I
.akcn. Mr. Rice sang ii Burlington last
sight and the Burlington Free Press :
slys al him Mr. Rice has one Of the
most powerful tenors ever heard IN Bin
incton and his breath control is little I
thrWt af t1arvaln4ta His yDfra "a aw4n- 4