The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-07-13
TALK OF THE TOWN.

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Auto Clothing from the Frank Me-
Whorter Co.
Ladies' tailored suits at one half price
at Abbott's.
Lander's special Saturday cigars are
on sale Saturday only.
| G. W. Papin Of Burlington was a
visitor in this city yesterday
George + johnson Of Marshfeld was q
visitor IN this city yesterday
The band concert in the park This week
win be given on Friday evening.
II. G, Bennett received another car
load Of Interstate automobiles today.
Charles Ericsson returned yesterday
from visit withrelatives in Boston.
Note this change. Thursday will be
ice scream day instead Of Wednesday at
Maseotts.
Regular convocation Of Ruth chapter,
10. y. s. Wednesday evening, July ~,
at 100 o'clock.
The n. D. Phelps company viii sell
refrigerators and all stoves at greatly
reduced prices.
William Perry and George Brown re-
turned from Boston yesterday, where
they have been visiting.
Mrs. Ella sunsdrom returned to her
home in Worcester, Mass, today after
visit with friends in this city.
I A. w. smith and sou Of Fort Madison,
Iowa, who have been visiting in this city
went to Gilmore today TO visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael cocorn went
to Burlington this morning for a few
weeks visit with relatives and friends.
A red, white and blue balloon came
down on the farm Of Helen NJ. Cutler
in Barre Town. Owner can have same
BY calling for IL
VIII those having rituals belonging TO
the n. +. o. p, please see that they
are returned to the hall Wednesday
night Per order Of the warden.
The ladies auxiliary A. 0. H win hold
lawn party on the lawn Of Thomas
Carroll, $50 North Main street if the
weather permits, Wednesday evening.
Miss Olga AIartinson left today for
Sherbrook, Que. for a two weeks vnsnt
She was accompanied BY Miss Agnes
Campbell OF Springfield Mass, who has
been visiting her for the past week
Miss Florence Brown resumed work
at the central telephone exchange today
after a ten days vacation. Miss Bessie
Bonette is taking ten days vacation
from her work a the telephone Office.
The united Missionary society 81 Hed-
ding NJ. II church will hold a basket
picnic az the home OF Mrs. Byron Jack
son on the Montpelier road Wednesday
afternoon at 230 o'clock Please take
the 2.i5 car The gentlemen are invited
to tea
John W. Carney Of Revere Mass,
deputy grand president Of the FrateT-
nal Order 81 EagIss was present at the
regular meeting Of Barre Aerie last
evening he found the aerie IN pros
porous condition and gaining rapidly
in membership.
Howard Rydbure. who has been at the
city hospital for the past three months
az the result Of breaking both legs in
an accident at Marion & 0IRary's
granite plant where he was employed,
was removed from tie hospital to bis
home in the A. Tomasi building yester-
day.
The presentation Of Joan Of Arc, seen
at the Comique last evening was one
Of The finest pictures ever seen ID this
city All who were present declared IL
magnificent The acting was Of the
most meritorions kind Those who were
not present last evening should make
sincere effort 70 witness this power.
fui production tonight A picture that
wall be remembered for some time to
come
Among the arrivals at the Hotel Otis
yesterday were Mr. and Mrs W. II /
Strauss, Harry Iehf. X. a. Brown. r. /
sanford New York; III VII LeTaun,
Albany; r. 4. Stevens, r. w. Ham, A. I
u. Clark, Boston; Frank W. Harris, I
Troy, NY; Edward Wright, ST. Adams;
James Supple, Niddlesex; R. Sanford
New York; George AIilaon New York /
s. r Ryan Lawrence, Mass III Il /
Mcars, Newpogt H N Young, Fair Fla [
ven; George D Sprague, Hartford, Ct.j I
M r. Ener son. Boston.