The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-24
TALK OF THE TOWN
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See AuDptth new muhNn jumper hh1Vs
and house dresses.
Aster plants for sale at n Camp
street. Tel 1914.
For your public surrey, telephone
Even & Gov, 1911.
Trunks, bags and suit cases from Che
Frank MsWhorter Co.
Egidio Rulfo began work today at
A. A, Smith 4 Bros store.
Charles Davis Of Washington was in
the city to-day on a business visit.
Victor Tacy left yesterday for a
weeks visit in Rouses Point \. y.
A solace for men. comfort to women,
and Joy for children. Williams Root
Beer.
John Mcdonald returned yesterday
from a business trip through New York
state.
Miss Katherine Phelps went to High.
gate yesterday for a two weeks Faea-
ton.
Miss Beulah Stoddard went to Woods
vile, n H. yesterday for visit with
relatives.
Cabbage plants for sale, zoe per hun
dred. Inquire OF d. y. White, Newton
street, tel 427.l2.
BE free from black ny bites when fish.
ing. "skeeter Skoot" viii do it. Red
Cross Pharmacy has t. 25c.
Mrs. Lydia NJ Hunt Of Barre has been
allowed a pension Of twelve dollars per
month, beginning April 90, 1909.
James Gallagher went to Boston last
night TO attend the Eagles convention
as delegate from the Barre aerie.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Moore went 70
Mortified this morning to attend the
commencement exercises at Norwich
university.
Mrs. Joseph Filler Mrs. Joseph Baker
and Mrs Joseph paquette left to-day for
visits with relatives in sherbrooke, Que,
and vicinity.
William Letournean left yesterday with
one Of Gale Benefits Cadillaes to carry
party Of Eagles from Burlington 70
attend IRE Geld day At Fitchburg. Mass,
Mrs. samuel Carswell Mrs. Donald
Smith and Lester Carsweh went this
morning 10 Mortified to attend the Nor.
witch university commencement exer-
cises.
f. J. Owens won't to Burlington this
morning to visit his sister Miss Ella
Owens, who Is recovering from an opera
tion for appendicitis at the Fanny Allen
hospital.
Orlando Olgiati returned last night
from the university Of Vermont at BUR-
liHgt0n. whore he has completed the
third year Of his course IN the electrical
engineering department.
Napoleon Paro Of Barre. quarryman,
has hled q petition in bankruptcy with
Clerk +. S. Platt q the United States
court. His liabilities are SlT5 and he
has assets Of sl00, all exempt
Mr. aud Mrs. Lynn scoaeld arrived in
this city yesterday from Florida, whore
they spent the winter They viii 90
soon Co the Adirondaeks, where Mr., SEQ
field has employment in . hotel.
r. S. Currier Of this city has been
appointed as superintendent Of the peul-
| try department of the Vermont state
fair at White River Junction The pre-
MUM list for this department viii be
$1,000
n. B. Ballard. g, Herbert Pape Il. L.
Campbell and c. G. Page Of this city
lattended the annual banquet Of the FIRE
insurance agents Of Washington county
at the Waterbury inn al Waterbury last
evening.
Wanted to buy young calves TO fat,
also 20 shoats, 200 hens and chickens, 10
! farrow cows. Wanted 20 horses to pas.
ture. / have for sale fresh, five year.
old Holstain cow Inquire Of Peter Carl
Peterson 81 A. E. Batehelder, Barre,
VT Tel 240
To let the families Of Barre know and
understand by test the genuine goodness
and extra quality Of 1'ony's' ice cream
he will on Friday next, only, sell al the
regular wholesale cost price a quart ia
anyone for 25 cents. Take home a quart
for dinner or supper to the folks.
Miss GLADYS Sanders, formerly Of this
city and now located at Boulder, Colo
RADIO, i spending some time in this vicin-
/ ity and attending the commencement Al
! Montpelier seminary. Miss Sanders il
now a practieing lawyer in Colorado
having recently passed the state bar ex-
animation.
Mrs. W. Fl Malloy received a dispatch
to-day telling Of the death Of her sister
| Mrs. j i Fox, In Boston of heart trou.
/ bic Mrs Fox was born in Gardner, Me-
and wonld have been sixty years old
next month. Besides Mrs. Malloy she
leaves one other sister, Mrs William
Manning Of Dorchester Mass, and one
daughter who lived at home The burial
will be iii Boston Mrs. 1falloy went
to Boston to-day
Il The annual picnic Of the Baptist sun
Il day school was held yesterday at Gale
\ donna park and was largely attended by
\ Young and old Games and sports were
\ provided for the entertainment Of the
n children, and ice cream, lemonade and
pop corn were served, besides the lunches
brought in baskets. The day was one
ST the most enjoyable ever held by the
school and was in charge Of Leigh
plaistad and William Mcdonald and able
assistants who were appointed for special
duties