The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-24
TALK OF THE TOWN.

New black waists at yaughan's-
Auction at Hale's pavilion tonight
Abbott's new showing Of fall skirts
Cut flowers at Youngsons; telephone
Sr.6.
Clean up sale Of muslin underwear
At Vaughan's
Remember the + 0. G. T. social We'd
nesday evening
See the new waists just in at The
Vaughan Store.
For your public surrey, telephone
Even & Cow, 439-ii.
Best peaches for canning 81 per bas-
ket at United Fruit store.
Fall caps an styles and prices from
the Frank McWhorter Go.
One lot Of lawns and ehalIies at Sc
to close At Neale & knights.
Cabbage day at smith a Cummings
Cabbage to be given away free.
Miss Evelyn Springer Of Mortified is
the guest Of Mrs. g. Il. Barton.
Better get sheet Of music at the
special sale to-day At shepard's.
Frank L. Place has returned from a
several weeks stay at Highgte.
Mrs. f. $. smith went to Sc, Johns
bury to-day for visit with friends
Mrs. ]. P. Corslde left to-day for a.
few days visit with friends in Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. II. Rogers went 10
Boston yesterday for few days visit
Last chance this season to buy pefcale
wrappers for 09c. Paris shirt Waist
House.
Rehearsal for st. Anges' choir in the
convent every day this week at four
O'Clock
Miss Mary Knox has returned from a
two weeks vacation spent at Old Or
chard, Maine.
G. II. Barton left yesterday for a two
weeks business trip through the middle
western states,
The adjourned regular meeting Of the
Woodmen viii be held Wednesday, Aug.
25, nc 1880 p. m.
Alexander Trail Of Jackson. Mich, is
visiting at the home Of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. James Trail.
Miss Ethel Wishart resumed work at
Eastman Brothers store yesterday after
three weeks vacation.
Mr. aud Mrs. Z. A. Drown returned
yesterday from few days stay At Gas.
plan lake in Greensboro.
Lost, light gray wallet containing
sum Of money in bills Finder please
leave at The Times office
There we're Is tickets sold this morn.
ing at the local C. v station For the
excursion to Ausabe Chasm.
Mrs. Joseph Ward returned to her
home in WinoosN yesterday after q
visit to her daughter, Mrs. Fred Brown.
Miss Earle Gould Of Springfield. Mass,
formerly Of Montpelier is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. George Holmes for q few days,
Mrs. William Nuttle and daughters.
Ivy and Dorothy 81 Dorchester, Mass
visited Mr.. and Mrs George B. Holmes
last week.
Mr.. and sfra. Fabor RI Lager returned
yesterday from their wedding trip, which
included visits at various points on Lake
Champlain.
Mr. and Mrs. George b. Milne and Mr.
and Mrs i Fl Jones have returned from
two weeks vacation spent at Old or.
ehard, Maine.
The Hedding NJ z. church sunday
school il holding lis annual picnic to-
day at Caledonia park, with 4 large
attendance Of children.
G. A. G. Jackson Of Montpelier will
give a lecture on the Reign Of the Com
mon People" next Wednesday evening
In the Universalist church.
Miss Katherine Dillingham;. who has
been visiting her sister. Mrs. John Kelly, /
for the past three weeks, returned to her
home in Waterbury Saturday.
Misses Marshall and Young, who have
been visiting at the home OF George |
Young Of Merchant street, returned yes. |
terday 70 their homes in Quincy, Mass.
The final account IN the bankrupt "a.
tate Of Thomas Brady, formerly 8 mer
chant in this city, was presented yester-
day BY Richard A. Hoar, trustee, and it |
was approved and allowed.
The picnic Of the primary department
Of the Baptist church, which was post
poned from last week, viii be held this |
week, Wednesday, Aug Is, at Dewey |
park, The children win please meet at
the church at 10 o'clock.
Joseph Hill and son, Burton, Of wor-
cester, Mass, who came 10 Vermont In |
their automobile for a visit, went to-day /
with Leon 81 Dodge of this city ana |
John Buck Of East Montpelier, to Phil I
lipsburg, P. g. to spend few days
fishing
The Pearl street bowling alley will
be closed until next Saturday night /
when they viii he opened for prize
bowling Prizes amounting to S25 will /
be bowled for within the following two 1
weeks The pool room will be open dur.
ing the week
A party consisting Of the Misses Bea-
triee Mann, Agnes Mckenzie, Jessie Nor
gan, Lottie Mclean and Ethel Tucker,
chaperoned by Mrs WI Fl Mann and
Mrs Fred II Cults, went 10 Berlin pond /
this morning, where they will camp for
a week in one Of the Stewart cottages.
Asa Harrington Of Eastern avenue has
gade quite d success for the past three
or four years Of raising tomatoes for
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