The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-02
TALK OF The TOWN.
Regal SHOES. 81 %, AZ Abbott's.

Regal SHOES S2.vb, at Abbotts.
Best bananas in the city Vernon
Fruit Store.
A new lot Of fancy house dresses jus
in, at Perry's.
Read the advertisement Of Moore
Owens on page 2.
Herbert Hutohins Of Circle street !
confined BY illneAs.
Cash paid for watches, diamonds, gnl
and silver az Burr's.
Special meeting Of Granite City Quot
ing club tonight at 1880.
Mrs. 0. w Lewis is on the gain an,
i able t. be out Of doors,
Miss Josie Johnston Of Nashua, N. IT.
is visiting relatives in town.
A. A. Wilson Of Newport is pass
ing a few days in the city on bust
ness.
! J. r. Payne returned yesterday e
Montreal, after spending a fortnight il
tae city.
| Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Rand o.
Hanover, n. H., visited relatives herr
Sunday.
Regular meeting Of the Modern Wood
men Of America Wednesday, Aug 3, Al
1880 p. m.
Peter Corey Of Springfield, Mass, i
visiting his brother. Nasn Corey, Of
Prospect street.
Frank +. Howe. editor and publisher
OF the Bennington Banner, was visitor
IN the city yesterday.
Daniel Henley apd v. W. Green o.
Richmond were among the business Wis
itors in the city Monday.
nc. Young is able to be about, after
having been confined 10 his home on
Elmore street by illness.
Miss Josephine Kirby left the city
yesterday for Schenectady, n. u, where
she expects to be employed.
Allan Reid. who has been passing a
few days with his parents here returned
Yesterday to his work in Proctor.
Mrs. Julia Hutchinson Of Washing
ton is visiting Mrs r. G. Colby on
Washington street and relatives.
Clement Carew returned Monday to
bis home in Auburn, Ne, after visit
ing in the city for several days.
The n D. Phelps company has few
ice cream freezers, rcfrigerators and ell
stoves, TO be SOLD at cost TO close.
RoIlin Y. Angler and Joseph Parker
lei Fitzwilliam, n IT.. have been passing
a few days in the. city on business.
Miss Marion Hinds returned yester-
day 90 her home in Boston, after spend
ing week with relatives in this
city.
Holman Allard. who has been spend.
ing a week with friends in the city. left
yesterday for his home in TrsRten,
n. J.
Mrs Gustavus Martinson and three
children left Saturday night for Brook
lyn. n Y, where they expect 70 make
their nome.
Or. and Mrs. e. A. Barrows Of Hart
ford visited friends IN the city recently
Inc trip from Hartford was made BY
automobile
". II Messer, carpenter builder and
slate roofer l2S Orange street, telephone
Till Firstclass worknen furnished
BY the day or nour.
Mr.. and Mrs. George D. Armstrong,
VINO have been spending few days
with relatives in the city, left yesterday
for their home in Boston.
Vernon Birchmore Of Boston, who has
Teen passing a few days in the city
with relatives. left yesterday for More
town, who're he viii be employed
Mrs. r. A. Gushing and Mrs Maud
Cushing returned yesterday to their
home IN Morrisyille after spending
few days with friends in this city.
Tie funeral Of Mrs. w. O. Goodwin
viii be held from The UHiversalist church
tomorrow wednesday, afternoon at
o'clock, Rev. y. c. Downey officiating
The local clerk Of camp 1886, II. w.
Of A., last week delivered to the hene-
foiaries Of r. r. Mccarthy and William
Laeasse drafts for $1,000 and Al 900,
in full settlement of claims
q those late members against the seci
ETY..
sasso's Emulsion, the best tonic and
1t is used with success
against female complaints and recon-
mended by the best physicians the world
over One trial viii convince you Are
youf lungs weak Being a blood build.
Il, this will restore your strength. Sole
agents, the Columbus Pharmacy
The Italian Athletic club will line up
against the strong Richmond team at
Goddard campus Wednesday afternoon
Vt o'clock The Richmond team is
pitching Jack Fraser this year, ana local
ANS who are acquainted with his twirl
ng record will need no other assurance
IT good game. Weaferi and Rossini
viii do the honors for the Italians.
Mrs. G w. Aborn and children Of New
York City, VINO have been visiting at
u WI Calder's, left yesterday for Crys-
I'll Lake, Conn, where they will be
oined BY Mr.. Aborn at their summer
.ottage "The Manhattan" After the |
hummer season, they will return to
heir home at Spuyten Duyvil-on the |
hudson Mrs Aborn and children were
accompanied from this city to Crystal I
IKE by Mrs. w. w. Calder and son,
William.
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