The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-29
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Kimonos 25c and SOC at yaugban's.

Read the adv d Moore 4 owens Of
page 2.
800 summer corsets for 3oc pair a.
vaughans.
Some more Of those e dimities al
perry's store
All the new fads in neckwear from the
Frank McWhorter %.
children's cotton pants, all sizes, Al
Veale a knights.
G. G. Mascot returned last night from
a business visit in New York
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Camley went to
Waterbury to reside yesterday.
The band concert in the park this wesl;
will be held on Friday evening.
For your public surrey cali the City
hotel livery stable Phone l94.ll
Henry Patneaude went to Burlington
to-day, where he has a position tending
bar.
Miss Sarah Babcock went to Massa
chusetts yesterday for a visit with rela-
tives.
Williams Root Beer Ii the best and
safest Of all American drinks. Make
il at home.
Mrs. D. G. Jarvis went TO Burlington
this morning for a two weeks visit at
her former 4ome.
Cabbage plants for sale. 4Oc per hun
drcd. Inquire Of y. 4. White, Newton
street, tel. 427-l2.
DR.. p s. Duffy has returned from New
York, where he went to attend the fu-
neral Of a brother
Alderman w. S. Alexander and Alex.
Duncan returned last night from bust.
ness trip TO Boston.
George Close Of Cambridge, Mass, ar
rived in the city last night for a visit
at the Morrison farm
william Church returned to his home
in Bradford to-day after a visit with
relatives in this city
Neal Stewart returned to his home in
Scottstown Que, today after visit
with relatives in this city.
G. zorzi and family arrived in the city
yesterday from Italy, where they have
been for nearly two years.
Henry and William Smith Of Barre
Town left yesterday for two weeks
visit with relatives in Quebec.
A meeting Of those interested in form.
ing a foot ball team viii meet at tire
Rangers grounds Wednesday evening at
seven o'clock.
# You prefer wholesome milk from
healthy COWS Estate tested phone Nor.
rison Farm. Our bottled milk Is on sale
at Smith q Cummings
Mrs s. a. Davis Of PlainfcId arrived
in the city Sunday and win spend a few
weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Charles
Wheaton Of Church street.
Miss Katherine 1Iathieson and Miss
Wilhelmina Walker went to Old Orchard
Beach. Me- yesterday, where they viii |
spend The summer st the Vesper house.
PaintersAattention, local No. 1856 viii I
hold its regular meeting in Painters hall |
Tuesday, Tune %, at p. m. Let every /
member be present Important business.
A. NJ Stafford, r. S.
Edwin Bruce, Michael S. Robinson and
Lyle Perry went "a Middebury this i
morning with Writers orchestra to I
play e the Middlebury college com
mencement exercises this week
We sold over $50 gallons Of our fam.
Gus toe cream last Wednesday Won have
the Same opportunity this Wednesday.
It is good thing vanilla, strawber-
ry. chocolate and coffee. zoe quart, I5c
pint. Barre Candy Kitchen.
The attention Of the public il callea
to The fact that the trottino Of horses
the leaving Of horses unhitehed and doqs
Is not allowed within the CITY
and any violations 0f these
rules viii result in prosecution.
Arrangements are being made for two
lays o. horse racing and other sports
q the trotting park on July and s.
Band concerts and base bail games will
lelp to ill out the program and the en-
tries for the races assure patrons Of
some Of the best racing ever seen IN
Musicians. attention. Local 4ss. Nh.
sicians Protective Union. of Barre has
opened its charter for 80 days. june
q July 9. for the reception Of charter
members AN musicians IN this mfisdic-
ion are invited TO join the local at This
.ime and take advantage Of tho low
fee for charter members. send
our name and address to the secretary.
g. Carpenter Barre, VT
Granite City trottng park viii b 1
nsy place for the balance Of this wee!s
There is large list Of entries for the
aces on July ana and some of ia
lorses are already on the grounds. There
VII be workouts every dav. beginning
o.day, and many fast miles win M
riven before Che races take place. 1t
! expected that eyerv stall on the
rounds will be occupied before satur :
ay.
Henry Cadaretta was released from
be county jail Saturday afternoon upon
\ order Of Gov. G. Il. Proutv. He served
= minimum sentence on the charge oil
cling, Of which he was convicted n
lis city The sentence given him was
If less than four and half months
OF more than five months. There arc
J days before the. maximum sentence
ould BE completed, but upon advice
ON sheriii Tracy the governor signed