The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-18
TALK OF THE TOWN

Read The Vaughan Store adv.
sale prices on sheet and pillow slips
at Abbotts.
w. D. Qmmby Of Boston is in this
city on business.
+. b. Stanley went to Rutland to-day
on a business trip.
Mrs. Il. l.. Armstrong went TO Boston
on business to-day.
The Wayne cedarcd paper wardrobe
on sale at Fits store.
Another lot Of those corset covers, Zoe
and POE, at Vaughan's
Mr.. and Mrs. d. n. Fauand are visit
ing friends in Hardwick.
w. H. Payne Of Boston was a business
visitor in this city to-day.
John c. Strong Of Bradford was visi-
tor in this city yesterday.
Look who's here Mordelia, the must
cal genius, at the Comique-
Dante Rossi returned last night from
business visit in Concord Mass
u. II. Nation Of Oneida, n. u, was
business visitor in this city today.
After supper drop in at Auers' sani.
tary shop aud get refreshing shave.
Richard sayiIle went TO Portland Me-,
Ia. day for a weeks visit with friends.
Mrs. Arnold Blair went TO Rouses
Point, Me, to-day for visit with rela-
tives
Miss Grace Rowland returned yester
day from visit with relatives IN Cor
NTH.
Received At G. w. Averin & Cos,
aluminium tea.kettles, tea pots, double
boilers etc.
Fresh maekerel sale at Smith 8 Cum.
ings' Saturday afternoon and evening,
25 cents each.
+. S. Nattson returned 70 his home
in Springfield to-day after a several days
visit In this city.
Miss Ethel Wishart resumed work at
Eastman Brothers store to-day after 8
several days illness.
A good time to stock up on children's
hose, Toe pair. Extra good values at
Perry's on Saturday,
The John r. stetson and Lamson and
Hubbard stiff and soft bats from the
Frank MoWhorter Co.
Get your paris green, hellebore, Dor.
deaux, fly driver and spray pumps at
the n d. Phelps Co.
Mrs. Nelson d. Phelps went 10 Win.
chester, Mass, today for several
weeks visit with relatives.
Charles johnson, who has been in sa'
Ida. Colo. for The past two years, re-
turned last night to this city.
Miss Madeline j Williams is spending
few DAYS in Montpelier at the home
of her friend, Katherine Callahan.
without doubt you can see the best
assortment Of pictures at Sl.69 each ever
shown in Barre in B. w. Hooker & Co.'S
window.
A fine Ice cream. or ice cream soda,
with every DOC purchase at the United
Fruit Store, Saturday only. 10 North
Main street.
Mrs Ann White, who spent the winter
at tie home Of her daughter, Mrs. James
Cow. returned to-day TO her home in
South Royaltou.
Ladies, attention. For few days
only. 20 to 50 per cent. on al en-
broidery silks, pillow tops, etc. Edith
Richardson's Art Store.
Miss Vivian stoddard has resigned her
position in Spears restaurant and has
gone to her home in Waitsheld. Mrs.
Woods is taking her place.
The ladies' of the Church Of the Good
Shepherd will serve their supper Satmr
dav evening from 5 to 1880 o'clock, TO
accommodate all Of the clerks
The lawn party which was to be held
this evening at the home Of Mrs. +. 4.
Craeg Of 12l Hill street has been post
poned because Of the bad weather.
At Baiiey's Music Rooms, ten good
second hand organs to select from at a
low price. $500 down and $50 per
month. II Elm street, Barre, Vt.
Mr. and mrs. Jesse c. DeBrune and
family returned last night from New
bury, where they have been for some
time. and win reside on Washington
street
A party Of twenty men, women and
children from the Italian colony left last
evening for New York, whore they viii
take passage for visit with relatives
in Italy.
Choice fresh fruit in to-day. All kinds
at lowest prices Special for Saturday,
best pineapples, sl.lO per dozen. Finest
fresh strawberries. United Fruit Store,
40 North Main street.
II. RI Davis has been appointed al
guardian for Laura J. Hall of this city,
who has been declared incapacitated BY
reason OF illness, TO look after her busi-
ness interests in this city.
A telephone call at 1920 this after
noon called the combination wagon from
the No. fire station for hot chimney
at the residence OF Ed. Normandeau at
p Maple avenue. No damage resulted.
sellSirk Robinson Of Salem Willows.
Mass. was a business visitors in this
city to-day. Mr.. Robinson is looking
for chance To open a steam laundry,
but concluded that Barre was well sup
Piled.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Sears, accompanied
by their Young son, also the Misses Avis
and Jennie Stewart and Nina Willet left
on the early train this morning for an
extended visit at their former homes in
Canada.
William Simmouds, who has been en-
PLAYED sixteen years in the Whiteomb
steam laundry, Montpelier, and Mrs
Pickett. an experienced fine work laun
dress Of the same Laundry, have begun
duties at the Granite City Laundry.
Among arrivals at the Hotel Otis yes
a m N. 4. n II