The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-23
TALK OF THE TOWN
Wash goods sale at Yaughan's.
See Abbott's childrcn's underwear.

For your public surrey, telephone
Even 4 Cow, A39.11.
Trunks bags and suit cases from the
Frank MsWhorter Co.
J. D Battles Or Randolph was in tn,
city today on business.
Harry stevens has finished work foi
the Peoples Gas company.
Rev. Ralph + Lowe Of st. Albans was
a visitor in this city to-day.
i IT, r. Cutler and w. II. Snow were
visitors in Chelsea yesterday
F. G. Wells and r. Griswold went ia
Waitsiield on business to-day.
\ A, p. Gilley q claremont. N. IT., was
in the city to-day on business visit
Dan A. Perry went 70 Greensboro yes
terday on few days business trip.
J. A. Rogers returned to ST. Adams
yesterday after a business visit in this
city.
The band concert in the park this
week will be held on Thursday even
ing
Mr.. and Mrs. Bugbee Of Derby are
visiting at the home Of their son, +. A.
Bngbee.
The Rev. W. J. NJ Beattie went to
Enosburg Falls today to oficiate at a
wedding.
Miss Mary Fullerton went to her home
In Woodstock today 70 spend the sum.
mer vacation.
/ l. o. C. T. ice cream social at X. Of @.
hall next Friday evening. Make no
dates for that night
/ Miss T.. A. Mcdonald left to-day for
North Conway, \. IT,, where she viii re-
main during the season.
A thirst qnencher that satisfies and
Hatihes i Wiliams' Root Beer The
whole family endorse it.
D. Vernon Wells returned to the uni
versity Of Vermont to-day after a visit
at his home in this city.
BE free from black Hy bites when fish.
ing. "Skeeter Skootp win do II. Red
Cross Pharmacy has Il, 25c.
Mrs. Il. A. Rivers Misses Grace and
Golaie Rivers went 70 Stowe to-day 20
attend the funeral Of a relatives.
William Maiden left last night for
Hull, Mass, where be win work at the
Pembroke hotel during the season.
The adjourned meeting Of the hospi.
trl trustees will be held at the home Of
u +. Langley on Wednesday evening.
Judge T. b. Hall and his daughter,
Mrs Lee Blanchard, Of GrotOn, visited
friends in this city yesterday after
noon.
large number Of the children Of
the Baptist Sunday school went to Gale
donia park this morning for the annual
picnic and games.
There win be 4 rehearsal Of the Barre
Citizens band this evening in Painters
hail at 1880 o'clock sharp. Every mem-
Der is expected TO be present
DR.. W. 0. Hutchinson Of Washington
went 70 Burlington this morning With
Mrs Hood Of East Barre who viii enter
the Mary Fletcher hospital for treat
ment
Machinists' union, Green Mountain
lodge No. 46l. viii hold a specis meet.
ing on Saturday, July 3, at 7:S0 b "a,
in Wheelock block. Every member Is
urged 10 attend.
Mrs. P. G Owens returned to-day from
Burlington, where she went TO visit her
daughter Miss Ella, who underwent an
operation for appendicitis a few days
ago Miss Owens conditions IS comfort.
able
The bah team Of the Presbyterian
Baraces defeated the cigar makers on
Reinhalter's field last evening By the
score Of 10 to 2 battery for the win
uers, Stewart and Craig for the losers,
Nelson, Murray and Stewart.
Wanted, to bug young calves to fat,
also 20 shoats, 200 hens ana chickens TO
farrow COWS. Wanted 20 horses I'd pas.
ture I have for sale a fresh five year
old Tfolstain COW. Inquire Of Peter Carl
Peterson, or A. e. Batehelder, Barre,
Vt Tel. 240
Miss Hilda Martinson entertained 20
of her friends with a lawn party at her
home on Perrin street last evening. The
evening was passed IN playing games and /
refreshments If TEE cream, cake. lem
onade and candy were served. Each guest
was the recipient Of a neat favor.
The July number Of the Baby PATH. /
finder, the popular pocket railway guide. /
contains the simmer schedules of all /
the railroads in New England. If your
newsletter cannot supply YOU with
copy. put five two-uent stamps az 4 dime |
in an envelope addressed Baby Path
finder" Boston, and the publishers will |
send you the guide by return mail
The feature picture at the Comique to-
day, Brothers in Arms Frankly, 1t elk.
cells anything ever presented in Barre
before The story Of the picture is a /
simple one 1t is that Of two friends I
who parted after one Of them had made
a successful appeal Ia the heart Of L /
girl whom they both loved They pass
through some very stirring war expert. I
ences When looking on these scenes
wherein all the glory, all the excitement,
and all the horror Of real war are graphic
cally shown, one feels as If one was
looking at an actual conflict This pic
ture dramatically is the most excellent
we have witnessed for some time.
Tool Sharpeners, Notice.
A regular meeting Of Tool sharpeners'
No, 2 branch. Granite Cutters Interna-