The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-25
Talk OF THE TOWN

sample muslin underwear, one-third of
at Abbotts.
Cash paid for watches diamonds, gold
and silver, at Burr's
Read the Vaughan Store ad Tor your
Decoration day wants.
For quality and new designs for night
robes, see those at Perry's.
w Fl. Goodfellow is passing a few days
in South Ryegate On business.
b. A. Merriam Of Springfield, Mass,
was in town Tuesday on business.
Don't forget the social at the Presby-
terrain church Friday evening, May 27
Mrs. S. P. Pratt Is attending a mis-.
sionary meeting in Waterbury to-day.
Joseph Pierce went to Iberyille, p. O.,
to-day, where he has secured employ
ment.
Dressmaking and plain sewing BY Miss
Steuuann, room Az, Miles granite block,
Barre.
Double votes on al prescriptions and
purchases at the soda fountain tins week.
Red Cross.
Miss Carrie Linekin returned last night
from Boston, where she has been attend
ing college.
Omar Aarcoux. who has been passing
ten days ia Megantie, Que, returned
home Tuesday
Lawrence Baker returned to bits home
in Burlington yesterday. after passing
few days 10 the city.
# you are ready to change for medium
Of lightweight underwear 60 to the
Frank McWhorter company
Don't forgss that n. Charbonneau
keeps the best Of stock. and all work
guaranteed. Under Gordon block.
The Woodmen viii hold their Saturday
night dance ID the new hail. Rowland
Bros Cave block next Saturday, May
2s
F. A. Worthlue went to Burlington
Yesterday 10 see bis wife. who is con
fined in the Mary Fletcher hospital in
that city.
W. I. Hayden Of Yershire was in the
city yesterday, leaving last night fos
Cambridge, where be expects 70 pass sew
eral weeks.
Regular meeting Of Barre retail clerks,
r. q. 1 AZ. A.. Wednesday evening. May
rs, at 1880. Last meeting Of the month,
Per order a. I. Pierce, rec. sec.
Mrs. o. G. stickney went to Water
bury this morning 10 attend the 22d
annual meeting OF the N0man's Home
Missionary union. which meets there to-
day and tomorrow
Regular meeting Of Jumpers. boxers
and derrickmen's union b he held il ear
pcnters hall Wednesday evening, May
25, al 1880 o'clock business Of ia
portanee. Per order Thomas r. Holder,
cor. sec.
Public dance in X. Of c. hall May 30
under the auspices Of the Indies aid
society Of ST. Monicas church, music
Riley's orchestra Of four pieces, including
drums traps and bells. General admis-
sion 25e
Anyone having geraniums Or other
flowers rs give. or who would Ike to
donate a little toward getting flowers
to beautify our hospital grounds will
please leave the same Al DR. D, CT Stick
neys OF at the Barre City hospital be-
fore May Is.
You viii all want to see the exhibition
Of Indian club drill this week. Where
In the First Baptist church and given
by the pansy class Wheng Friday
evening at p. ~. They have also pre-
pared program to be given during the
evening
G. r. Smith, an auctioneer Of twenty
years experience, can sell your real En-
tate farm stock, merchandise and, Id
fact, everything you wish to dispose Of
at public auction Satisfaction ,gliaran.
teed With the D. a. Perry Real Estate
agency, Barre, VT. Phone 1921.
The FarYiew Casualty company Is in.
vestiug IFS money IN Barre real estate.
When yon are taking out your accident
and health insurance. why not let a rep
resentalive Of this company show yob
the contract it issues Represented by
Place 6 Paige general agents, Carrie \.
Mute, special agent.
The Blue sox ball team added another
scalp to its long list OF victories by de-
faating the All-staT team by the score Of
3 q 4 yesterday batteries Blue Sox,
fascor aud Fowley; All star. Glib and
Knox. The feature was triple play ili
the last inning hy the Blue Sox, Lascor
to Fowley TO Mckay To Fowley.
A. T Davis Of Marshfeld was in the
city yesterday Oh his return from Mont
pelier, where he went to make arrange
ments for the annual meeting of Yer
mont postmasters Of the third aud fourth
classes, to be held In the courthouse in
that city July 20 and III. Mr Davis is
president of the Vermont association q
third and fourth-elass postmasters.
The breach Of the peace cases against
james MeTigue, Thomas 0'Leary viii
liam Hanrahan, Thomas Burke, Thomas /
McGoa and William Skerrit for an al I
legged scrap On River street sunday morn
ing with William Rnssey were set fer
hearing in city court This morning,
but on account OF their attorney If M
Gordon. being engaged IN county court +
The hearing was put over until tomorrow 4
morning.
On Friday evening May q, there viii
he q birthday party at the Congrega (
ti0nal church. 70 which the public is 4
cordially invited Light refreshments +
will be served and one-act comedy +