The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-10
TALK OF THE TOWN

Sec Abbott's sale Of pillow slips at
l2iac.
Sec the sale Of shopping bags at The
Vaughan Store.
A good capable chamber woman want
ed az the MOTEL Otis.
J. d. Tassie went to NorthheId to-
day on a business trip.
Last day 70 pay taxes without the
extra expenses added.
/ G. II. Barton went to Northaeld this
morning on a business visit.
There win be regular meeting Of
Barre lodge, n. r. 0. p, tonight.
All our linen-colored long coats to
close at $3.50 each at yaughan's.
New cabbage free az Smith & Cum.
ings market, Read the adv, on page 8.
Weather permitting, there viii be q
band concert in the park this evening az
IS o'clock.
Miss Jennie sheritTs and Miss Florence
ingalls, went yesterday to Waterbury,
where they visit friends for q week.
NJ. G Hooker and wife 81 Washington
d, g., are visiting at the home Of 1. IL
Hooker and i. II. Clark for a few
days.
Ernest E. Sutherland, who has been
employed IN the city the past two weeks.
returned to-day to his home in Sc. al
bans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Page returned
to their home in Concord, n H.. yester-
day, after spending few days with
relatives here.
Mrs II. f. 0sgood and son, Edmund.
Of Lawrence, Mass. are visiting at the
home OF Mr. and Mrs. Richard Veale Of
Patterson street.
Dennis Lemhan left last night for
New York, from which port he will
sail for bis Old home ID ireland, where
he expects To visit relatives aud friends,
Mrs. Laura /. Wyman ana granddaugh-
ter. Miss Eyangeline Silver, returned TO
Barre last evening, after an absence Of
seven weeks in Randolph and viein-
lily.
The entertainment committee Of the
N. f. 0. p. will serve refreshments at
the close Of the regular meeting to-
night Members make an effort % b.
present.
Mrs. A. z. Armstrong, proprietor Of
the Paris Shirtwalst house, and her SIS
ter. Mrs. r. J. Stewart OF Oakland, Cal,
arrived in the city last evening from
Providence, r. l.
Paul NJ Potter, the playwright, is
credited with the two biggest successes
in New York last season. These we're
"The Girl from Rectors,p which broke
al records az Weber's music halk and
"The Queen Of the Moulin Rouge. which
played at the Circle theatre. "The Girl
from Rector's" will shortly be seen IN
the city with the Manhattan cast.
Tuesday arrivals at hotel Otis were as
follows. G. J. Turner Boston; G. A.
Mcfarland st. Johnsbury; Henry Nc
Linden, Worcester. Mass; A. b. Nc
Iyer. Vershire; A. B. Johnson, Portland,
Me; g. W. Powers, Plgttsburg. n VI
y. v Ellis Burlington; G. G. Maynard, /
New York City; A. H. Whitney, Bos-
ton; G. J Eaglesou, Webster, Mass.
H. p Pendleton Scranton, Pa; \. A.
Seymour, Newark. n. J.; +. + Albee, /
Westerly, r. J.; Walter Rogers, Worees-
ter, Macs; H. }. Coleman. Richmond, /
Va; G. L. Brown, Bostohi ". f. Blan-
ehard, Plattsburg n. Y.
Bennington battle day low fare ex
cursion 70 AIissisquoi park, Hghgate /
Springs, Tuesday, Aug. Is. The Central |
Vermont Railway company will sell |
round-trip tickets at the following
greatly reduced fares From Barre,
Montpelier and Middlesex, sl.00, children |
soc; from Waterbury SOC, children 45c
Returning, special train viii leave Mis-.
ssquoi park az 3:l5 p. m. Tickets will /
be good only on special train, leaving /
Barre at a. M, Montpelier T;20. Mid
dlesex 743, and Waterbury 1854 a. m
Tickets viii be good only On above spe-
cial train August 10, and for continuous
uaasaOp Outv