The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-07-29
TALK OF THE TOWN

Excursion to Lake Champlaln. pee
adv. on page 2.
Infant slips from 25 cents up, just
received at Perry's.
+. N. Tayntor was business visitor
in Waterbury to-day
For your public surrey telephone
Even s Cow, 439-11.
DR.. d. Delfno left to-day for Troy,
n. Y, to treat a patient.
Antonio Fasola went to Highgate yes
terday for a weeks vacation.
o. A. Bondi went to Milford, Mass,
last night 70 visit relatives,
STANDARD patterns are excelent-none
better in the city--at Perryl.
Ray ordway Of Burlington was BUSH
ness visitor in this city to-day.
Miss Maude Hartshorn Of Burlington
is visiting friends in this city
See the line Of bags and suit cases in
the Frank McNhorter Co. window.
Miss 4. A. Smith left to-day for a
visit with relatives in Berlin, n. Il.
Mrs. H. G. Ellis and daughter went to
Roxbury to-day Tor visit with friends.
Nrs. w. II. jackson was called to Bur-
lington yesterday by the illness Of rela-
tivos.
G. A. Spear left to-day to spend a
weeks vacation at ST Adams Bay with
relatives.
Mrs. Irving Bean and children left
yesterday for q visit with relatives in
Burlington.
mr.. and Mrs william Niool left to-day
for a two weeks vacation at Old Or
ehard, Maine.
Mrs. w. W. Calder and Mrs. Thomas
Clarity, IT,, and daughter left to-day for
yisit With friends in Randolph.
Regular meeting Of Hiawetha lodge
tonight; business Of Importance. A
good attendance is desired. Per order
n. G.
Mrs. P. O. Owens and Miss Mary
Owens returned yesterday afternoon
from two weeks visit with friends
IN ST. Adams.
Mrs. Thomas carrity. sr., and Mss
Agnes Garrity left today for few
days visit With Friends ia Boston and
Quiney, Mass.
When Is Clan Gordons picnic this
year, Why. Saturday, Aeg Z Havn't
Won read the fine program 0i games, etc,
on the large billss
Mrs. George Gould and Mrs. Edwin
Could, who have been guests at the home
Of Z. II Clark, returned to their homes
Ia Cabot yesterday.
Miss Tvautlla sampson went to ST.
Jehnsbury yesterday en- her way % her
home IN Concord after a visit at the
home Fl Mr.. aud Mrs. William Mercer.
" csavello commeso itahano al Frank
NfcWsorter GO. store avendo andato q
Providence, RI l., per due setimane, Ia
sua cliantela italiana troyerauo in aitro
Al sue posto
Miss Edith laws who has been visit
ing at the home Of her brother Fl M
Laws Of Wellington street, for the past
three weeks, lett to-day for her home
ia Front Royal, Virginia
Notice.-We have d very liberal dis
count to name you on suit cases for the
next six days, Step in ard let US quote
you before buying elsewhere c. N,
Kenyon q Co.'S Bargain Store,
Miss Flora McIyar Of Boston was
called to this city yesterday BY the MI.
ness Of her father, Angus Mciyer. who
was suddenly taken III while visiting
his son, Mnrdo MeIYar Of Perry street
AT The regular meeting Of the Knights
Of Columbus which was held last even
ing John 0'LHary was elected grand
knight - place 81 George g. German,
resigned. Patrick Noonan was elected
trustee in place Of John O'Cleary.
Mrs. Sarah Kelly, Miss Mabel Kelly
and Theodore Kelly arrived IN this city
last night from Burlington and Will
make arrangements to take G. G. Mas
colts children to Burlington, where they
will reside with Mrs. Kelly, their grand
mother.
Notice to football clubs in Vermont
Football clubs wishing to enter the five.
aside association football contest at
Clan Gordon Picnic Saturday, August
"a, can enter their teo1ns from now up
to August 4, For any information re-
garding conditions, etc, communicate
wish james ElrcS, See, Morse block,
Barre, VT
The game which viii be played at the
Rangers field Saturday afternoon be-
tween the Italians and the Bethel team
is sure to be a corkor. Game called &C
three o'clock sharp. Something extra
win be given for the price Of admis-
sion ia relay race in which Smith the
Scotch miller, vii endaavor 10 beat
three Of the ! A. CS best runners in
o two-mile race.
The concert which was given at the
Presbyterian church last evening was
well attended and thoroughly enjoyed
The program consisted Of q selection bv
the Quartete solos BY Mr. Wylie, Miss
Mcdonald, Mr. Mcleod violin solo, All
bert Scott; q reading, *The Little Tin
Trumpet Miss Sophia Campbell; a SCI
lection By two members Of the Italian
Mandolin club and q japanese fan drill
BY Annie Rhind, Hazel Maclay and Car
RE Anderson.