The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-07-26
TALK OF THE TOWN.

A new limo Of summer underwear a
Perry's.
=. Parent was a Burlington yisitot
yesterday
Dr. G. Z. Camp was a visitor in North
field to-day
Linen suitingy l2IAc yard, al The
Vaughan Store,
Fred Lundgren visited friends in Bur
lington yesterday.
Joe Kovalsld visited friends in Bur
lington yesterday.
+. K Bailey went to Aiiddlebury Sat
urday to visit friends.
L. Croto went to Burlington yesterday
for q visit with friends.
Victor Crayello left to-day to spend q
two weeks vacation IN Boston.
Mrs. George Chalmers Is seriously III
at her home on South Main street.
Mrs Albert Martel left Saturday Il
visit relatives in Manchester, n. H.
IT, N. EllingwoOd left Saturday "a
spend two weeks vacation at Isle la
Motto.
Fred King left to-day for weeks
visit AZ Grown Point and other points
on Lake Champaign.
T. Mehan returned to mis- home in
Springfield, Mass, to-day after a visit
with friends Ia this city.
The Frank McWhorter Co. is not offer.
ing you goods ia the silent auction sale
az a stated discount, but at your own
price.
Retail clerks attention Regular meet.
ing Of local cal, Wednesday evening at
$3.50 o'clock IN the X. OF r. hall. w,
N. Thayer, secretary.
Mrs, C. p. Miller gave neighborhood
part AZ her home on Franklin street,
Saturday afternoon, IN honor Of her
guest Mrs. G. c. Miller Of Boston.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Tilden and Mr..
and Mrs. Walter r. Scott left yesterday
for two weeks vacation IN Boston and
Holyoke, Mass, and Old Orchard, Maine.
The Sunshine band OF the Baptist
church win hold an ice cream soclable
at the home 81 Mrs. Ingls, Park
street, Wednesday evening. Every
body is cordially invited.
The suits being offered By the Frank
McWhorter Co. in its silent auction sale
we're retaiied AZ from 5000 to $1,000.
While they are not OF this seasons
styles, they are excellent values at your
own price.
Bright Star Rebekah lodge No. rs, are
requested to meet at the i O. o. r. hall
Tuesday afternoon, July "a at ! o'clock
sharp, for the purpose Of attending the
funeral Of orr late sister, Mrs. g. @.
Mascost. Per order noble grand,
The members Of the Auto Gun club
will bold handicap prize shoot az the
traps, Wednesday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock A special prize will be offered
to members who have shot al the traps
this season. All are requested TO be at
the traps promtly On time.
Among arrivals at the Hotel Otis Sat.
uraay and yesterday were Charles n Ia
Dor, Concord G r. Davis, Frank Nelson,
Joe Loureux, Burlington; S. w. Butter
field, Cleveland, Ohio; George Frceman,
New York. George Anderson, Rutland !;
Ralph Bradley, MiddieburY; r II. Stat
en- Boston; 7, II Whitney, Richmond
having to vacate the South End ho-
tel, win sell at private sale the furni-
ture consisting Of beddings, chamber
suits, refrigerators, dishes, pottery,
also some work horses and driving hors-
es, lumber wagons of AT Kinds. dump
carts, harnesses. both driving and work,
double and single. All these things will
be on private sale for q week after that
time they will be sold 81 public auction
A. M. Morrison. SO South Main street.
Telephone 242-22.
'T5p the Ladder with Tom Bowliner at
the Hijou to-day Is worth seeing The
principal point Of interest about this pic
twe \ that the naval department grant
ed permission to use the government
ships and the government officers and
men wherever necessary, and numerous
little touches Of navel iife are introduced
whifh have never before been shown in
pubic. Practically verYbody will enjoy
it, merely because It Is true to the life
OF the navy and represents actual scenes
therein. The little love story that is
mterwoven adds zest to the picture and
makes IL seem like page from the life
of real man.