The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-01
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Wool suits aalf price at Abbott's
Paul scampini passed Sunday in Wa
terbury.
Ladies' white dresses for $3.50, at
yaughan's.
Fifty-cent pillow tops Hr 2oc, at
yaughan's
A new lot Of fancy house dresses just
in, at perry'f.
Read the advertisement Of Moore 8
Owens on page z.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Holt passed Sun.
day in Greensboro.
| George Value Of Burlington Is visit.
ing friends ~ the city.
Nicholas Healy passed Sunday with
relatives IN Burlington.
Ten per cent. discount on bedspreads,
sheets and blankets. at Vaughan's
Harry Rogers Of Walden spent Sun.
day at the home Of his brother, y H.
Rogers.
r. Gabeiloni has resumed his duties
in r. H. Rogers clothing store, after q
ten days vacation.
Miss Annabel Bresett left Saturday
for New York City, TO visit her grand
parents for month.
Mrs saraa Skinner left yesterday
for a months visit with relatives in
Chelsea and Brook6eld.
Miss Mary columbo, Miss Irene Conf
and Miss Mary Buzsi visited friends in
Willliamstown over Sunday.
Mrs. r. @. LABEL Of Readsboro Is
passing few days At The home Of Mr.
and Mrs. Michael Kesrney.
The n. D. Phelps company has a few
ice cream ireezers, refriferators and oil
stoves, to be sold at cost 70 close.
George Elliot went TO Thetford Mines,
p O., yesterday for a visit at the home
Of Mrs Elliott's mother, who is serious.
IS III,
Mrs. Frank A. Cove and children, who
have been passing a month in camp at
Lake FAirIee, returned home Saturday
night.
e. L. johnson, who has been passing
few days with relatives IN the city,
returned Yesterday to his home in Liz,
tleton, \. H.
Donald Greenleigh Of Graniteville left
the city Saturday for Iakeport, y. H.,
where be expects to pass several days
with relatives.
W. III Messer, carpenter, builder and
slsU roefsf l23 Orange street telephone
.7l-ll. First-class werkncn furnished
By the day or hour.
Zion Barrett is taking two weeks
vacation from his duties in r. FL Rog-
ers store. Mr. Barrett expects To spend
% part Of the time in Burlington.
The old and new sheds Of Jones Bros.
crossed bats Friday afternoon. and the
eld sheds won, l. to 8 Batteries olda,
Mute and Jobinj News, Mcintosh and
Arey.
The Members Of toe Italian Athletic
club enjoyed picnic in Townsend's
woods yesterday Refreshments were
served. and music for the occasion was
furnished By tho stone cutters hand.
Ralph P. shaw Of Burlington. Mas
Eula AYeriil, Arthur l. Averill, Miss
Mabel Gladsing and Mr. and Mrs. Wal
Ter P. Scott returned yesterday from
Joe's pond. n Danyflle, where they hRye
been spending a week.
Charles II. Rowell, the contractor and
builder. has begun work erecting a
handsome brick structure for Arthur
Wiley in Montpelier, near the corner /
81 Hubbard and East State streets The
house when occupied viii cost about
$4,000.
Mr.. md Mrs. c. If. Johnson, who have |
been visiting at the home 81 her sister,
sIrs Roswell RI Beokiey, for the past
monta. left this morning for their home
In Jamestown, n Y They were ac-
eompanled by Mrs. Johnson's father, w.
j. Conner
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against female complaints and recon-
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er, this VIII restore your strength Sole
agents. the Columbus Pharmacy.
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