The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-08
TALK OF THE TOWN



Regal shoes at Abbott's.
Simeon swerdfeger Of Marshfeld was
a business visitor in this city to-day.
Read the adv OF Moore q owens on
page 2.
Get a STANDARD pattern at Perry's
and be sure Of fit.
Robert Davidson went to Boston last
night on business trip.
An Burke left last night on a bust
ness trip to Albany, n. X.
City Clerk James Mackay was visi.
tor IN Waterbury this afternoon.
The keen delights Of a perfect shave
are realized at Miers' sanitary shop
Ernest Folsom Of Alarshheld was a
business visitor in this city to-day.
II. b. Buxton Of Springfield was a
business visitor in this city to-day.
silvio Mariani Of Fort Worth, Texas,
formerly Of Barre, Is visiting friends N
this city.
Prize speaking Of spaulding high
school at the opera house tonight at
eight o'clock.
John Morrison Of Cambridge, Mass,
i at the Morrison farm on few days
business visit.
Regular conyocation Of Ruth chapter,
10. Il s., Wednesday evening June p
at 1880 o'clock
The Hedding male chorus viii meet
at the Methodist church Wednesday.
evening at 1880.
II g. Bennett has moved his automo
bile business to So Merchant street.
Walter Brogg is in his employ.
Miss Mary Canning has opened up tot
let parlors in the Miles building, and
will conduct the business herself
The Barre independents base BAN team
went to Granitevilo this afternoon %
play tho Graniteyille Athletic club team.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olaf Anderson viii leave
to night for an extended stay Of several
months at their former home in Sweden.
Al. Larson left last night for New
York and win take passage tomorrow
for a visit at his former home In Swe-
den.
The regular meeting Of the directors
Of the board Of trade, which was to be
held Thursday, June 10, has been post
poned to Thursday, June II.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Prindle and dangh
ter. Miss Bernice, returned yesterday
from Troy, n. ", where they went to
attend the funeral OF a relative.
Retail clerks; Regular meeting Of
local No. 241, r. @. I. A. Wednesday
evening at 1880 o'clock in the X. Of G.
hall W. NJ. Thayer, recording seere-
tary.
The new Granite City Steam Laundry,
Keith avenue. formerly Dodge's cream
erv. will open this week Thursday for
business and public inspection. Read
announcement IN ad. page to-day
To prepare lettuce, cucumbers and 70.
matoes use finest olive oil. We sell
the best Lucca imported olive oil, same
as has been sold here for years, at So
cents q quart. New England Fruit
Store.
The $500 offered by S. J. segei and
company on Saturdays to all patrons
Of their store on their advertising clock
guess contest, was won by Mrs. James
Thow Of 30 Ayers street, this city. The
number on the card held BY Mrs. Thow
was 6 o'clock, 20 minutes and seconds
it being the nearest Of all cards brought
10 the time the clock stopped last Sat.
urday, which was Q o'clock . minutes
and % seconds A guess coupon given
every day with all purchases 70 GUS
toners free.
philip Halvosa, formerly engaged in
newspaper work in Barre and subse-
quently editor Of the Vermont Union
Signal, a labor paper which used to be
published in Rutland, has just been ap-
pointed labor editor Of the Boston Amer
| lean. Mr.. Halvosa, on leaving Vermont,
went to work on The American, but re-
Gently had transferred TO the new Chris
tan Science Monitor. daily newspaper.
Now he goes back 10 his former afiilia-
ton under better position. Mr. Hal
vosa was q prominent labor man while
in Barre and in Vermont.