The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-26
TALK OF THE TOWN.


House dresses at vaughan's.
Wash goods sale at Abbott's.
Read the adv Of Moore a Ovens on
page 2.
Ford q Beckley's penny pictures are
al right.
Two hundred City silk waists for siT5
at paughan's.
W. II. Wilson went to stowe on BUSH
ness yesterday.
J. NJ. Brown went to Waterbury on
business yesterday.
Trunks, bags and suit cases from the
Frank MsWhorter Co
The Union Clothing Store building has
been improved by painting
Eleven new colored views Of Barre on
post cards at Barre Book Store.
Mrs. Henry L. Ayerill Of Piermont,
N f., is visiting relatives in this city.
All master blacksmiths are requested
to meet at their hall Monday evening.
Fred J. Baird went to Waitsfeld yes.
terday for few days' visit with rela-
tiyes.
N. J. Roberts has installed IN his
! printing Office an oswego power paper
cutter.
Miss Elizabeth Carson went to Bur
lngtou to-day for few days visit with
friends.
Alonzo s. Douglass Of WoodsvIlle, n.
H., was a business visitor in this city
yesterday.
Thomas Nichols, IT., and William Gid
den left Yesterday for few days fish
ing at Milton.
Cabbage plants for sale l0c per hun
dred Inquire Of d, f. White, Newton
street, tel. 427-l2.
There Is no difference 81 opinion con.
corning Williams Root Beer. Il is a
universal tavorite.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Robbins left yes
terday for a two weeks vacation to be
spent at Malletts Bay.
Miss Exilda NJ Hebert went to the
Mary Fletcher hospital at Burlington
yesterday for treatment
Miss Belle Dinnie left to-day for
Old Orchard Reach, Me-, where she viii
work In a hotel during The season.
Public dance At NJ W Of A. hall,
Saturday, June 20. with eilbcrtson's full
orchestra; SOC for gents; ladies free
The local COUNSEL Union ST. Jean Bap-
tiste win hold their second annual picnic
Saturday afternoon, june 20, At Dewey
park.
Miss Cherrie JeiTords and Mss Mar
earet Mcdonald went to-day to Old Or
ehard Me-, where they viii spend the
summer.
Miss Bessie r Cave has returned from
her school II Sharon, Mass, to spend
the summer with her parents, Afr. and
Mrs. Thomas 4. Cave.
Mr. and Mrs George Fowlie Of Bloom
ingion. III, who have been guests at the
home of Alex. Fowlie, lett to-day to
visit relatives in North Derby.
Mrs. Russell Brown returned to her
home IN Lancaster, N. H.. today after
q visit az the home Of her mother, Mrs.
g. g. Page Of Jefferson street
The Red sox" ball team ran n sufi.
cient scores 70 swamp the Cuban Gil
ants yesterday afternoon, the score be-
ing to / Reddy and Tonguay were
the battery for the "Red sox,1 and
Brown, Sasai and Garabaldi for the ecu.
bans
Edward Anderson, James X. Prize and |
Arthur Grayelin went Ia Rutland yes
terday 20 attend the annual log rolling /
of the Woodmens association. Mr. Pirie |
il president OF the association and Mi. |
Grayelin win act as q judge in the COM
pettiYe drill
The showers Of the early afternoon
kept down the attendance at the social /
afternoon 81 the Barre Golf club yes
terday but when the clouds cleared /
away considerable number Of members
and friends gathered at the links to pass
the time either with cards or with golf /
playing. Light refreshments were served
on the clubhouse piazza
Musicians attention Local 4ss. Mu.
sieians Protective Union. Of Barre has
opened its charter for 80 days. june 6 #
TO July 9, for the reception Of charter
members All musicians in this iurisdie-
tion are invited 10 join the local st this
time and take advantage of the low
initiation fee for charter members. Send
your name and address Cd the secretary.
G. G. Carpenter, Barre, VI.
Just simply because Amos Han hung
on when his horses started to run down 4
North Main street yesterday afternoon
was all that stopped lively runaway /
He was driving down North Main street
with q load Of hay and bad reached d
point opposite the City park when Tia
spreader on his wagon became unhitched
and allowed the tongue oil the wagon
to swing free The swinging 81 the
tongue frightened the horses and thew [
started down the street at lively eiip. /
Mr. Hall did his best 70 hold them ana
finally swung them into the curb oppo-
site the French estate, where they were
BROUGHT tO n HALF with M 1aN,afsa