The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-06
TALK OF THE TOWN
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New tailored suits at Abbott's.
See adv Of s, ,. Segol GO. on page 8
Go 20 shepard's store for bargains in
Edison monographs
Ralph Lovely Of MeIndoes is visiting
relatives ID this city.
G W. Perry returned last night from
a business trip to Boston.
Men get the best Of service at Niers
sanitary barber shop. Try il
Michael Corcoran went TO Burlington
to-day for visit with relatives.
George Marion returned last night
from several days visit ii Boston
There viii be drill Of Barre company
No. 6, I. r., X. Of r., tonight at 7:l5
sharp.
John 3. Magnaghi i expected TO re-
turn tomorrow from two months visit
in Italy.
DO not forget the social tonight at
X. Of q hall Come and have pleasant
evening
leon Smart returned to his home in
Ryeeate to-day after a visit with friends
/ in this city.
Only four more days IN which 10 pay
your taxes. Office open til o'clock
every evening.
Z. a. Bugbee went 70 Derby to-day
in his automobile for few days visit
with relatives
Mr. and Mrs Murray p Bemis Of EN-.
berville, Tennessee, were guests Of f. L.
Page yesterday.
Anna O. Morton Of Boston was Wis.
itor in this city today, on business and
visiting friends
Mrs Francis A. Longevin left to-day
for an extended visit with relatives in
Manchester, N. II.
@ p. Townsend and A. r. Campbell
left to-day for few days vacation at
Old Orchard, Ne.
George w. German returned to Water
bury this morning after a visit at his
home in this city.
Mrs. w. D. Reid Miss Christina and
Howard left yesterday for few days
camping at Highgate.
Miss Ella Sumner, who has been the
guest Of Mrs George Rand, returned 70
her home in Randolph to-day.
n the boy needs 4 blouse or shirt
waist, 20 to the Frank McWhorter Co.
A nice line at reduced prices.
Miss Emma Wood Of Bethel is visiting
AZ the home Of her uncle, Luther z.
Wood, who Is over 81 years old.
Public dance al Woodmen's hall Sat.
urday, Aug. 7, with iGlbertson's orches.
ira. Admission for gents SOC, ladies free.
Plumbers: local No. a5 win hold a
regular meeting in Painters hall At 1880
p. m. sharp Friday. Coo. NJ Quinn,
sec.
A meeting Of the Foreign Masons
picnic committee win be held Friday
evening, Aug. 8, at 1880. Per order
jas. Scott.
Mr. and Mrs. 2. r. Parker and Mrs
Nelson Parker have gone 10 Saekett's
Harbor, n. ". for two weeks visit
with relatives.
You know how people IN the big cities
praise Vermont butter Well Vermont
butter Is made up at Cobble Hin cream
cry, and Tony sells It.
Mrs Edna Edgerton, who has been
visiting for several weeks at the home
Of her mother in Washington, returned
today to her home in Newton Mass.
$. J. segel and company place on sale
for Saturday for the BOYS and girls and
children Tot 81 25e straw hats and
fancy caps, to clear on Saturday at only
Toe each.
Mrs Duane Wood and daughter Hazel
ard Miss Ema Wood 81 Bethel were
visitors at the home Of Frank Kinney
Of Websterville and Fred LaBounty Of
East Barre Wednesday
Tonight at the opera house the May
BillmaH company will present last sea
sons sensation. "The Devil" On ac.
count Of the band concert the perform. |
ance will start st nine o'clock tonight, /
What time win the eieek stop tomor-
row ut the s. ]. Segei and company's I
clothing store7 A $500 prize for Che
one who has the right guess coupon. Be 1
sure to bring il your coupons Saturday 4
evening.
J. W. Kidder, who has been visiting
NJ the home Of his brother, w. y, kidder,
left this noon for his home Ia Port Ches
ter. n Y. He was accompanied By his
niece. Jesse Kidder, who goes there for
4 months visit
Mr.. S. g. Cooke, pianist at Dreamland
theatre, Il practical piano tuner 81
twenty years experience in Boston. Or
iers for tuning may be left az eTonys"
Or Dreamland Uprights tuned, $500,
md satisfaction guaranteed
Best watermelons, cents pound
Nice bananas, Is for 25c: best ones, 3
Tor 25e An kinds Of finest fruits and
berries besides Prices lowest Of any
place Buy here and get good fruit and
ave money United Fruit Store.
Don't forget the annual campmeeting
II the East Montpelier Evangelical
association, which opens
io-nieht at 1880 The meetings will
continue for ten days, with three preach