The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-07-15
TALK OF THE TOWN

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Read the adv. Of Moore & Owens on
page 2.
See the values Abbott is offering IN
separate skirt.
II win pay you to come to vaughan's
for summer goods.
Dadies tan lace hose reduced to Zoe
per pair at Vaughan's
Ten-cent stockings for children at
Perry's--good ones
/ w II Coodfellow went to Hardwick
today on a business trip.
Abbott has some extra values in la
dies coat suits at $500
Fenner's Highball very refreshing,
Only at the Red Cross.
Get parasol for women or children
at Perry's; prices marked down.
Nfrs p. P. Houston Of Mortified Is
visiting relatives in the city for few
days.
Miss Mae Carson went TO ST. Adams
this morning for two weeks visit with
friends.
Born, Saturday, July 10, to Nj and
Mrs. James Marshall Of Long street, a
daughter.
Mrs. Henry stoughton Of Newport n
Il II, II visiting at the home Of Mrs. Ellen
L. Stoughton.
Miss Blanche J. spaulding went t.
st. Johnsbury this morning for a visit
with friends.
A daughter was born yesterday "a
/ Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Libourveau Of 81
/ Spaulding street.
Tonight at the opera house the White.
Strauss Co, viii present Not Guilty OF
Lost to the World
Mrs. Joseph Denny returned yesterday
from a weeks visit at the home Of her
parents in Mortified.
Mr.. and Mrs. len Ayerill went to his
home in Piermont, n H., yesterday %
visit the rest Of the week.
Zion Barrett and Walter Boutwell,
went 10 Hardwick this morning to visit
friends the remainder Of the week,
Nelson santau, piano tuner, viii be
\ in town next week. Leave orders at
Baaey's Music rooms, IA Elm street.
/ Mrs. Frank Mcwhortcr and daughter
Mary went to Greensboro pond this
morning for a two weeks stay in camp
there.
Mrs. r. G. Rowland and her guests
Mr.. and Mrs. D. K Morris Of Maiden,
H., went 70 Burlington this morning
for a visit.
Mr. and Mrs. James Sullivan Of Cres-
| ton Iowa, who have been visiting at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. d. NJ. Miles, went
to Hardwick today to visit relatives.
| The Frank BFcWhorter Co. viii hold
another silent Auction sale. commencing
Friday noon, july q, and closing Tues.
day noon July ~. This sale will I'M
elude mems, youths and children's cloth.
ling,
Tony says that every day you Sea
an ice cream sign hung out in front Of
bis store yon RAY know that there is
1 1 special ice cream sale on, At % cents
quart. Always the same purity and
delicious.
The Barre Rangers football clubs pic.
ME win be held at Caledonia park SAT.
urday, July 18th. AN members are re-
/ quested 70 take 1925 Montpelier and
Wells River car. Special return car
from park al T.30 p. m.
aBioonstone,a taken from wiltie Col
Inns famous novel at the Theatorium
tonight. This picture Is very enter.
tanning and should II seen BY ell It
was followed With great interest by a
crowded house last evening.
| Word comes to Mr.. A. G. LaPoiRt that
Mrs Emma D, Waterman OF Spring.
| field il dead. Mrs Waterman formerly
resided in Montpelier There viii he
q short service at the tomb in Montpel-
Ter this afternoon at five o'clock
The wrestling match at the Intercity
{ hall grounds on Saturday afternoon
Twin begin promptly at $50 o'clock. after
which, the GraniteyiIle Base Ball team
/ and the Hibbards Of Montpelier will
meet tt II expected this game will Ia
fast one as both teams will be
strengthened fer the occasion
Perley W. Buchanan left last night
for Music. Pa, to accept position
AZ Analysing chemist for the Coe Nor.
timer Fertilizing company Since grad
uating from Tufts college two years
/ ago Air. Buchanan has been an instrnc.
tor Of chemistry in the college and re-.
signed his chair at the end Of the year
to take this position.
Members Of Local 4sf, c. 4 J. Of a.,
win 20 to Camels Hump Saturday az
teFnoon for an outing and climb to the
top al members Of the union wishing
to take the trip viii leave here on the
1905 Central Vermont train Saturday
afternoon They will stay over night
in the log house on the-mountsin and
return Sunday. Take your lunches and
blankets.
Note change Of plaee,--The foreign
masons annual picnic will now be held
IN Caledonia park, instead Of shepard's
grove as peYiousl announced, on Sat-
lday, July ~ All master masons in
good standing who intend being present
had better hand their names TO the com
mittee hfefoe July II, JAS. scott, Wm
Crrickshank Jas Wood. Angus Melon
aid VIM Anderson, Robert Paterson,
Henry Gordon. John Spence, Walker
Burnett and VIM. Stephen.