The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-01
TALK OF THE TOWN


six waists at about half price At
Abbott's.
See the clarissa check muslin, loo per
yard, at Vaughan's.
New Tot Of ladies' wash suits just re-
eeived at Abbotts.
The patent hip outing trousers from
the Frank McWhorter %.
Charles Holden Of Claremont, n. r.,
is visiting relatives in this city.
Barre male chorus. Friday evening,
June 4. Look for particulars later.
Things are kept scrupulously clean at
Miers sanitary barber shop. Try y.
Joseph ST. Jean returned to-day from
visit with relatives in ohamplain, \. \.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. S. whiteonab returned
to-day from a visit with relatives n
Randolph
Mr. and Mrs. George II, Cook returned
to-day from a visit with relatives IN
Greensboro
Mrs. Eugenie Granger went to St.
Johns, Que, Saturday 10 attend the
funeral OF relative.
Morris r. Jones returned to Lynn,
Mass, to-day after visit at the home
Of r. H. Jones Of Allen street.
Barre male chorus concert at Conpe.
gational church. Friday evening az ;
o'clock Tickets on sale, % cents.
Remember the I. o. G. T. social in
X. of G. hall next Friday evening, June
5. Refreshments win be served.
Barre male chorus concert at Conpe.
rational church. Friday evening at 3
o'clock Tickets on sale, ~ cents.
Miss ]. O. Clark was the guest Of
Miss Eleanor Cole at her home in
Marshfold over last Sunday and Mon.
day
The Scotch dance committee, BY re.
quest, will give a public dance in Miles
| hall, Saturday night, June 81 gents 80
cents, ladies free.
Miss Laura P. collamer, who has been
visiting her brother, George Collamer
Of South Main street, returned 70 her
home in Shelburne to-day.
T Rossi Of Is Foss street entertained
party Of 30 Of MS friends az his resi-
dence last evening. Italian dishes we're
served and the evening passed with mu.
sic and dancing until a late hour.
J. c. Griggs has paid during the past
month the following claims for accident
and illness insurance, one claim eaeh
for $500, 1890. sll.66, 5000, 1888
$1,000, SlosS, $3.50, $40, @le
The $3.50 o'clock closing agreement
with the Clerks union goes into effect
on july I and continues through July
August and September On Wednesday
afternoons during July and August, the
stores close at 4 o'clock.
John Milne left to-day for three
months visit at bis former home II
Scotland. Mr. Milne was given fare
we'll reception last evening at the home
Of George Riddell Of Pleasant street
when be was presented meersehaum
pipe.
The chemical engine Of the fire depart
ment was called out BY a telephone cal
at 1880 Sunday morning for an over
heated stoyepipe At the residence Of Q
g. sheplee at the corner Of North Main
and West streets. No damage resulted
Barre merchants: When in need Of :
bunch Of fine quality. ripe bananas, gel
them At sTonyp Giachino's He handles
them direct from steamer to store. Yot
can buy them Of him Just Is cheaply a.
you can in Boston, and not have to pay
the freight.
The local base ball team. called chs
I Blue Sex, went to Williamstown yes
terday and played an thinning game
with the town team there. It was neees
sary to call the game on account d
/ darkness at the end Of the 18th inning
with the score tied, each team having
scored six runs. The battery for tn,
blue Sox was Fowlie and LittleiohnI
for Williamstown, Godfrey and Lazell.
The Biiou theatre had record break
ing day yesterday. More people saw th'
program there than ever before in sin
gie day. The main reason for the iargt
audiences was the excellence Of the pic
lures. a Baby's shoe" is new drami
Of gripping interest Zone Busy Hour
IL the latest comedy film produced, ant
a good one. @The Note IN the Shoe
is another drama Of more than ordinary
worth. These are all biogaph films ans
viii be shown to-day The song Is
@When the Sun Paints the Distant Hill
| with Rose
The Barre male chorus have been Re
hearsing the past few months undeI
| the direction Of Lewis G. Griffiths ans
| win be heard next Friday evening, Jun'
4, in the Congregational church, anl
under the auspices Of the Ladies' Ak
society. They will be accompanied by 5
HOLSTER Jackson and assisted by Her
man d. Hopkins OF Montpelier, enter
tainer 1t is expected that there viii b
one or two Instrumental solos. II shouls
be an entertainment well worthy /
large attendance. The program viii b
announced Thursday.