The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-19
TALK OF The TOWN
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Muslin curtains at 800 a pair, at Per-
RVS.
Guy Thompson went to Middlebury 10.
day to work
Excursion to Ausable chasm. See
adv on page 2.
Big sale muslin underwear at The
Vaughan store.
Allen Smith Of Montreal IS visiting
relatives in the city.
You should secure one Of those kimo.
nos on sale al perry's Saturday
Miss Mamie Mcdonald left to-day for
a visit with friends in Milan Que
John Glib LETT last night for a ten
days vacation to be spent IN Toronto,
Ontario.
John Glib left last night to spend a
ten days vacation with friends IN To-
ronto ont
Miss Jennie Bartlett Of Montpelier is
the guest Of her friend, Miss Florence
Sim this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Brown Of New
York arrived in the city last evening for
a visit with friends.
Riley's orchestra. Music furnished for
all occasions Address, q East street
or telephone 2i2-2l
The best line Of soc negligee shirts IN
the city. from the Frank McWhorter Co.
See their window display
Everything for hsh at Smith a Cum
ines All orders requested early that
satisfaction may BE- given.
Mrs Frank Bombard and son Charles
left to-day for Ausahle Forks, n. "
to attend the funeral Of a relative
Friday special percale wrapper GO
cents Come early; only a few dozen.
Paris Shirt Waist House lover Peoples
Shoe STORED.
Mrs. Angelo Seampini Of this city ard
Mrs. A. Lorando and Mrs. NJ Gosselin
of Quincy, Mass, left last night for a
visit in Quebse.
B. r White aud MIS- Frank w Jack
son and son, FoFdyee returned last even
ing from an outing at their camp at
Greensboro pond,
e. w Coffin Of Athol, Mass, was the
guest Of his sister ln-iaw, Mrs I. G.
Colin, over Sunday, also Adrian Taylor
Of East Barre, Mrs Coain's nephew
G. A. Roscboroueh Of st. Louis. No,
who has been in the city on a business
visit, went 10 Boston to-day Tie viii
return here again before leaving for bis
home.
Mrs John a. Gilmore returned to her
home IN Belfast. Me-, yesterday after
spending a vacation with her aunt and
uncle, Mr. and Mrs. d. Mcknight. Of
Forsyth place.
Mr. and Mrs. ". Al Moore Mrs. Ar
thur G. Moore, Mrs James Marion and
John Comfy went to St. Adams last even.
ing where they wiz attend the funeral
to-day Of Miss Grace Aicsorley.
ST. Elizabeth Aid society Of ST. Mon.
icg's church win give the third Of its
series Of dances at n. w Of A hall
Thursday Aug. Ia, with Gilbertsons 81
ebestrs, and a general admission Of 25c.
Frank Plondeau. who had his leg
crushed 10 badly ID an accident Tuesday
afternoon at the Barre Granite and Guar
~ companys quarry that It had to be I
Is resting comfortably at the
City hospital to-day.
The ida Reed Union. ". c. T. I'll
viii hold its regular meeting Friday At 1
tern0on at 2.30 o'clock at the homie Of 4
Mrs q. 81 Wiley. corner 81 CliH and \
Maple Grove street. win all members I
please try and be presents
The funeral 81 Miss Il. Grace Mcsorley |
81 this city Who died at st. Adams \
afternoon, following an opera
tion q the St. Adams hospital, was held /
this morning from St Mary's church IN 4
that city. and the interment was IN TIE /
Fairfax street cemetery ii St. Adams !
There was a profasion Of floral tri-
butes.
Notices regular meeting polishers
branch, G. G. l. A., IN their hall, Nichols
block, on Thursday evening, Aug 10 at K
Ii 30 o'clock Roll-call, election Of Off
GERS for the ensuing six months, special 4
Of soc per member this
month, known as the loss Of eye benefit
SEES PA Of our constitution. NJ. G. Prize,
see'y.
The valve which holds the steam from
escaping into The whistle on the Central (
Vermont yard engine broke at five 4
o'clock last evening as the engine was
making the run To Williamstown. The
whistle broke as Che engine was running 4
through tlia Hooker cnt near Prospect
street. Before the trainmen conld get
the whistle plugged up, Il btew continu
onsly for fully ten minutes and attract.
ID the attention 81 many people In the
city, who thought chat the train was
The italian Athletic club base ban 4
team had hard luck this week trying I
10 play ball Monday they went to
Rutland where they were to play two
games, but On account of the rain thev n