The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-15
TALK OF THE TOWN.

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II it's pianos, 60 to Gould's
Read the adv. Of Moore a Owens on
page 2.
Miss Rose Tobin, nurse, So Ayers
street. Tel 4a4-S.
A good chance to buy ladies' skirt
at Perry's on Saturday.
W. D. Mower went to Burlington to-
day on business tiip
Fred Smith Of Washington was in the
city on business visit.
See the best lawn mowers az the N.
D. Phelps Co. Prices are right.
DR.. G. F. Camp went to NorthGsld this
afternoon ON a business visit.
Go to the Universalist church next
week for your dinners and suppers.
Buy your fruit fresh and cheap at
United Frnit Store, 10 No. Main street.
Wanted at once, experienced help in
dressmaking rooms. Apply Mrs. Charles
Trayers, Pearl street.
Mrs. Lillian Ligouri returned yester-
day from two weeks visit with friends
in New York and Rutland.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Leith returned
last night from their honeymoon, spent
in Boston and Quincy, Mass.
A daughter was born last Tuesday 10
Mr.. and Mrs. y. A. Howe Of Mellette,
South Dakota, formerly Of this city.
Mrs. Florence Poor Of WSlliamstown
is visiting at the home Of her friend.
Mrs. Iryey Powlinot, Of West street.
A straight stoncshed in this city IL
advertised for sale by the d. a. Perry
Real Estate agency in the for sale col.
umn
The Spanish War Veterans Of Barre
and vicinity will hold their annual field
day at Caledonia park, Monday, May
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Barney Abrams OF the Garment Work
ers' International Union was in the city
to-day on business connected with his
union.
Alfred Milne left last night for Mon
ireal, where he took passage for Scot
land, and win visit his Old home in
Aberdeen.
The spauIding high school base ball
team win play the Montpelier high team
at the trotting park, Monday afternoon
at 3 o'clock.
Tonight visit the big sale in Bolster
block. II IS a money saver. The En-.
erson piano especially is a beauty both
as to looks and tune.
Just received an invoice Of printer
silk and muslin /. D. Q. II flags, by
Q inches, silk, 20 BY SO inches muslin.
G. n. Kenkon 4 Cos Bargain Store.
The Ladies' Catholic Benevolent asso-
citation. No nos, will hold a public dance
in the X. Of 9. hall, Wednesday evening
May 10, at o'clock Admission csc
Everybody welcome.
David Conner. state organizer Of the
Vermont Fedora ton Of Labor, leaves TO.
night or Bellows Falls, where be will
do some work in the interests Of the
unions Of the state.
For Sales My residence AZ the corner
of Nelson and Washington streets. All
modern improvements steam heat. For
further particulars inquire at residence,
2l2 Washington street. N. H. Griffin.
Emilio Giani and Miss Teresa Colombo,
both of this city, were united in mar
rage at the city clerks office at II
o'clock this morning by Justice Of the
Peace Fl. William Scott. Mr.. Giani is
employed a. q granite cutter. They will
reside at 81 Granite street.
Mrs. Grace !. Ducharme. president Of
Col. J. Ri Meade circle No. Ladies Of !
the G. A. r., returned home yesterday
from Burlington, where she has been at
tending the Vermont department conyen-
ton Of Tho Ladies Of the q. A. RI, she /
being an officer 81 The department Of
Vermont.
John Mcdonald, an apprentice en- +
ployed at the f. c. Glysson granite plant /
Of South Main street, met with an acct +
dent this forenoon which viii disable I
him for several days He was working /
with hammer and point when piece
Of steel few of the point and entered
his left forearm Just above the wrist.
The steel inflicted an ugly cut which bled
so profuselv that it was necessary to
bind his arm to stop the flow Of blood.
fIe was accompanied BY fellow work
man TO the office Of Dr. NJ. Il. Lazell,
and the wound was dressed
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