The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-28
TALK OF THE TOWN.


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Ford a Beckley's penny pictures are
an right.
Some more Of those &c dimities at
Perry's store.
Harry A. ssgel was a visitor in Bur-
lington yesterday.
an the new fads in neckwear from the
Frank McWhorter Co
f. u. House visited relatives in Will
Jamestown yesterday,
! II. A. Gould went 10 Mortified this
morning on a business visit.
b. M. Mute went to Burlington this
morning on a business trip.
j. Ward Carver visited at his home
in Marshheld over Sunday.
Miss Iva z. Poore Of Midway, Mass,
Is visiting friends IN this city
For your public surrey call The City
hotel livery stable Phone 1871.
Henry Patneaude returned Saturday
from a business visit in Burlington.
William Morrison and sons left Sat
urday for Quincy, Mass 70 reside.
AN master blacksmiths are requested
to meet at their hall Monday evening.
Carroll Colombo returned yesterday
from a weeks visit in Glens, Falls, \. Y.
Mrs. n. B. Ballard and children left
to-day for several weeks vacation in
Hinsdale, n. II.
Cabbage plants for sale. a0c per hun
street, tel. 427-l2.
G. S. Galway returned TO his home in
White Plains, n. y, to-day after busi-
ness visit in this city.
There WIN N q rehearsal Of the Barre
Citizens band this evening At 1880
o'clock in Painters hall.
Ernest J. Batchelder returned to-day
from Groton pond, whore he has been
erecting summer cottage
Mrs. George Murray wont to Quincy,
Mass, Saturday. to Join Mr.. Murray,
who has been there for some time.
The best way to keep a husband at
home; have plenty Of Williams Root
Beer about the house. He viii enjoy IT,
Charles Wood returned Saturday from
Mt Ciamens, Mich, where he has been
for the past three weeks for treatment
at the hot springs there.
Max G. Fisher returned Saturday night
from Cambridge. Mass, where he has
been attending Harvard college and he
expects to spend the summer ct his home
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry H. Jackson re-
turned yesterday afternoon from Grand
Isle. where they have been spending two
weeks following their marriage in this
city.
Painters, attention. local No. 1875 viii
hold its regular meeting ii Painters hall
Tuesday june %. at p. nj. Let every
member be present Important business.
a. NJ Stafford, R S.
Among the speakers determined upon
BIZ the executive committee Of the Wash
ngton County Veterans. who meet at
Dewey park August Is and 10, i Hon.
a. r. Franklin, lieutenant colonel Of the
18th Vermont and department command.
er Of The state G. A. r.
The big clock in the window Of s. =
segel & %. stopped last Saturday At
one o'clock. 81 min lb seconds Anyone
holding this number or one nearest 10
time clock stopped must bring N those
guess coupons this evening OF not later
than Tuesday noon to get the $500
prize.
Arrangements are being made for two
days Of horse racing and other sports
at THE trotting park on July 3 and 81.
Band concerts and base BAH games win
help to iill out tie program and the en-
tries for the races assure patrons Of
some Of the best racing ever seen in
Vermont.
George Booths dog s7vaifr fell a VIC
tim to an automobile yesterday Waif'
was following Mr. Booths team between
Montpelier md this city, and when the
canine didn't come into view, Mr. Booth
vent back and found the dog lying dead
in the road There wasn't a mark on
the animal, but Mr. Booth thinks that
an automobile did the job.
Musicians attention. Local ass. Mu.
sicianS Protective Union, Of Barre has
opened its charter for 80 days. june 9
to July 8, for the reception Of charter
members All musicians ID this iurisdie.
ton are invited to Join the local al this
time and take advantage Of The low
initiation fee Tor charter members. Send
Your name and address 10 the secretary,
g G Carpenter, Barre, vt.
Miss AIexandrena J. Wood. daughter
Of Mrs Elizabeth Wood 81 this city, and
Clayton Murray Of South Ryegate were
married June q at the home Of the
officiating clergyman in South Ryegate.
AEr. and Mrs Murray have been visiting
relatives In this city and Montpelier the
past few days and returned to South
Ryegate to-day, whore they are to reside
at the groom's home
John F.. Marston and Frank Ruzzey
were in town this morning Oh their re-
turn from Montreal, where they had a
very successful week at tile races. On
Friday Marston won the 800 trot with
Maud S. ia 2;2lM Vesta Boy won the
free for-all, though the best time, 2.l2M
was made BY The Donna Their next /
start is at Barre, VT, July 3-5.-Con-
cord, N. H. Monitor
Il. s. smith Of ST, Johnsbnrv began
work to-day az the Homer Fits store
in charge Of the dry goods department. |
Mr. Smith has bad an extended expert |
enee in this business and has been for /
several years in the Lougee & Symthe |