The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-22
TALK OF THE TOWN
Get the Hip habit.
New belts AZ Fits

New belts at Fits
Something new every night at the Hip.
Union suits, special Saturday, at
Fits
Ladies' jersey vest sale, u each, at
Naughan's
Table board at the "woodbine,' 81
jefferson street.
See I'D Of Surprise Merchandise com.
pany on page 3.
Rooms with board at the "Woodbine,p
81 Jefferson street.
p CALI went 10 Burlington this morn
ling on business trip.
John Bottinelli went to Boston last
might on business trip.
y. pelaga Of Mortified was a business
visitor in the city to-day.
Six men at Miers barber shop on
Saturdays. Prompt service.
W. J. Mcneil went to Burlington this
morning on business visit
Peter Desautel went 10 Waterbury this
morning on q business visit
See the ladies' black pettieoats IN
Abbotts show window at 9sc.
j. Mcdonald Of Concord, n. IT,, is
spending few days here on business.
Five.cent lace that was used for deco.
rating, 70 close, 2iae yard, at Vaughan's.
Henry Fasola went to New York last
night for a few days visit with rela-
tiyes.
Washable dresses on sale az Perry's on
Saturday, Sl75, s2.25, $3.50 S2.75 and
$3.50.
untrimmed hats in navy blue at Soc
Mrs, G. i, Wood, over Hendricks drug
store.
Remember that the Vermont Fruit
store carries full line Of Mckinley
music.
You'll want TO hear The cello solo By
Lyle Perry Friday evening at toe Bap-
list church.
G BRUSH left to-day for Waterbury,
where be expects to pass several days
with friends
w. I. Walker Of Chelsea and Edward
Smith Of Cabot were IN the city yester
day on business
Everyone Is beaded for Goldsbury park
tomorrow afternoon az o'clock. Band
concert and sale Of house lots.
S. S. Baxter left yesterday for his
home in Fall River, after spending
few days IN the city on business.
Billiards. steamship agency reports the
arrival Of the steamship la Bretagne
at Havre, France, this afternoon.
Miss Jennie Mari wishes 10 announce
that she has opened an Office as public
stenographer Room s. Gordon block.
II o Staples Il passing a few days
in Windsor where the Stapies-Allen com
pany expects 70 open q branch store.
Mrs. Frank F. 1aill and daughter, Miss
NJ. Lulu Lull 81 Claremont are stopping
with her son, James kirtou, Of 80 Long
street.
The regular meeting Of the Granite
City lodge, No. 81, ] O. o. T., NJ. u.
81 the X. of G. han Friday evening, July
~, at o'clock,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry King returned to.
day 70 their nome ia Ieominster Mass,
after spending several days with rela.
tives in the city.
Mrs p o. Thayer and Miss Agnes
Trench returned Wednesday night from
a two weeks vacation spent at Sara
toga Springs, \. \.
Join the crowd tomorrow afternoon
at 2 o'clock and follow tho band to
Goldsbury park, just of Beckley street
Big auction sale Of building lots and
band concert.
Thursday and Friday arrivals az the
City hotel follow: C. W. Flanders. Bos
ton; r. L. Adams. Burlington; Q. II. al. |
drich. New Haven, Conn., f. g, Kinney. |
~ T. Martin, Boston;
George D. Davis, Denver, Col; B. II. Ad.
ANS Chelseai b. u Gale, E. j. Gale,
Boston.
News has been received Of the death,
on July 8. Of Frank Calcagu at bis /
home IN Arehestate, italy The deceased I
was father Of r. Caleagui Of Berlin I
street and Mrs. Frank Nicora of Vine
street. He formerly lived IN Barre for
several years and went back TO Italy /
four years ago.
I Thursday arrivals at hotel Otis were as
follows. William and Richard Turner, /
Boston; J. F. Redman, Worcester, Mass;
A. c. Cross, Boston; J. @ spooner, Buff
falo. N. ~; G G, Valentine, New York /
City; II A Hazelton, G, J Jones, AT
bany, n. "; G. P Watson, Rockport,
Mes Il. g. Coffin, Waterbury,
A telephone FIRE alarm was sent in
this forenoon from the new Columbus
pharmacy in the Zanleoni block, The
nook and ladder wagon answered the
call, but the services Of the fremen
were not needed, as the cause Of the
scare had been learned upon their ar
rival In the basement OF the e. A.
Prindle hardware store, adjoining, rub
bish fire had been built in the furnace.
a disconnected register, the
basement Of the drug store was enyel
oped in smoke, causing the occupants
above to think that there was fire
somewhere. Hence the alarm was turned
ii before the cause Of the smoke had
been aseertained.