The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-14
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TALK OF THE TOWN.

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Jefferson street
Look at our bargains in suits at hal
price at Fits.
Clearance sale Of wash goods at tn,
Vaughan Store.
Cash paid for watches, diamonds, gold
and silver at Burrs.
n you want a good white waist. look
over Abbott's sale values
r. A Folsom Of Marshdeld was IN
the city yesterday on business.
Matt Healey went to Enosburg Falls
this morning to set up q monument.
Read the opening announcement Of the
Surprise Merchandise Co on page 0.
See the Frank McWhorter Co. win.
dow for nice line Of hammooks.
Edward Fogel Of Palmer, n. y. has
been spending several days with friends
here.
Ten per cont discount on refrigerators
and ice cream freezers al the n. d.
Phelps Co.
Children's colored stockings in the
summer shades, LOG pair, two for 25c
lat Perry's.
Miss Eva Laxson went to Danville,
p @, to-day for a several weeks visit
with relatives.
The public is requested to trade in
union stores and with clerks wearing
the union button.
Regular meeting Of Barre lodge. n, +.
Q. P, tonight. Candidates for member
ship to be voted for.
Regular meeting l. b. T., No. 90
Thursday, July IA, 1880 p. M, painters
hall. g. Z. Miller, pres.
Mrs. W. A. Moore and two children
went 70 shoreham this morning for
visit az her former home.
M. and Mrs, J. G. johnson left yes.
terday for Portland, Me-. wnere they
viii spend a few weeks with friends.
Mr. and Mrs \, P. Brown returned
yesterday TO their homo in Ottawa Ont, |
after passing few weeks with friends /
in this city
W. a Wescott. who 4 employed by
g n Kenyon s Co. is spending short I
vacation at the home Of bis parents in
Peru, n. y.
Miss Bessie Jeanette Vircoe and Clar.
ence +, Tracy, both Of this city, were
married yesterday BY Rev w 5. Smith
crs Of Montpelier
S. S. Ballard mas paid to Mrs. Mary
=. Mccarthy the sum Of $1,000, the
amount OF life Insurance carried in his
company by tic late T. i. Mccarthy.
Mr. ana Mrs Lathrop Blackburn. Miss
lsia4ssssr Fss,sisl,,sssa ANA SIZES. ~ = nfsa
cf feefia. H. p4s@ed throuRn the city
yesterday on their way 60 the White
mountains,
The Barre Citizens band gave 3 most
enjoyable concert ia the park last even
ing, which attracted d lagre crowd 81
people The selections rendered by the
hand brought forth frequent applause
from the crowd.
The Jumpers, boxers and derrickmen's
union at It's meeting last evening elected
these officers. President, z, a. Nichols;
corresponding secretary, G. J. Aliens
financial secretary, George Thompsoni
treasurer, s. Z. Perry.
st. Johns court. No. 522, c. Q. r.,
will hold picnic and elambake at Dew
en- park Saturday, July no. Rileys full
orchestra viii furnish music for dancing
Family tickets may be procured Of j J.
Monahan, A. J. Loranger or James Fitz-
gerald.
G. j. Pitt, window trimmer and store
decorator o. the Surprise Merchandise
stores in Burlington, Is here,
trimming the store and windows for the
new Surprise Merchandise company Of
this city. which is to open for business
Saturday morning, July 70.
The Skidoo team defeated the Nippers
Yesterday afternoon on Hooker fiat by II
the score Of 10 to O. The feature Of the
game was a clean four Dagger by John
The batteries were; Davidson and John
for the winners, and Clarke, Gay, Nc
knight and Gibson for the Nippers.
Paul scampini, manager Of the Barre
baseball team, has been IN
vited to bring his team into four-eor-
nered league with Rutland, Burlington
and proetori and meeting will be held
III Burlington Sunday afternoon to see
what will be done about Il.
At the regular meeting Of the
retail clerks union, neld last even
ing the following officers were installed
BY William II. Eager President
Edward Chesser; first vice president
Edward Miller second vice president, n
Vernon Carpenters recorder, A. II
Pierce; guide, W. Fl. Eager; treasurer.
G. s. Wallace; recording and financial
secretary, H. J. HoughtoD Miss Eliza
beth Mc(iue, bookkeeper in Il. A. Prin
dies store, was initiated into the union.
The question Of celebration for the
clerks holiday On August 10 was dis
eussed and committee was authorized
to see what arrangements it can make
for an excursion trip.
The regular fortnightly shoot Of the
Barre Gun club was held Yesterday aft
ernoon at their grounds on the Shepard
farm Owing to a stiff breeze which
prevailed outside the city high scoring
was impossible. The principal event Of
the meet was the handicap 200-bird COM
petition for the Dupont trophy, won BY
Alexander Milne with a score Of 1911.
Earl s Shepard with 100 and + O. Wales
and Fl j LaRoe with $50 each were not
far behind. All of the scores made
Yesterday will be counted with the gen
eral average Of each shooter for the sea.
son and viii be recorded for the award
Of the -four special prizes for highest
general averages Two members Of the
Gun club were present at yes