The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-29
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Miss Agnes Olson has returned from
Mortified.
sl.0s white muslin skirts, si.25, at
Naughan's.
New lot Of dress goods received this
morning at Fits.
L. G, Martin Of Burlington passed
Sunday in the city.
Cash paid for watches, diamonds, gold
and silver at Burr's
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Z. Hall visited friends
in Plaindeld yesterday.
Miss Lucille Jewell Of Boston Is visit.
ing al the home OF Mrs L. G. Coffin.
Remember the great clearance sale
now on at the Union CIoning Store.
Neal Blanchard is visiting his cousin,
Judge II. II. Blanchard, Of Springfield.
Fresh stock Of Fuller. Greene choeo.
lates, SOC pound Saturday at Hendricks.
Children's straw bonnets at very low
prices. 1t viii pay you to buy at Per
rvs.
Miss Josie George has returned TO
Richmond, after spending vacation in
this city.
Victor Olson has returned home, after
spending several days in camp at Wood
bury pond.
The interest on the notes at the Barre
Savings Bank & Trust company IS due
September /.
W. S. Robins resumed his work in
Moore a Owens store to-day, after
two weeks vacation.
with nice lawn he JEFF, all for los
at browns drug stor
Mrs. Harold Taylor and daughter,
Marjory, Of Burlington are visiting Mrs.
Taylor's brother, Frank L. Place.
Miss Gladys Wilson has returned to
her home in Bethel, after spending sew
eral days as the guest Of Miss Eva
Smith.
Ralph Hughes. Howard Miles and
Ralph Nelson left Saturday night for
Boston, where they expect to remain
fol week.
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Lemeau returned
yesterday to their home in Holyoke,
Mass, after visiting with relatives for
two weeks.
c. Rusconi leaves tonight for New
York, where he will take passage for
Italy for several months visit at his
former home.
Miss Carrie Hill Of Websterville was
brought to the City hospital in 81 w
Hooker & Co.'S ambulance Saturday for
IN operation for an abscess.
w. L. Parker of 0swego Mich, and |
J S. Martin OF Morgantown, West Va, |
granite dealers, are spending several
lays in the city on business
Horse race Labor day, in trotting park.
Entries can be made To sport committee
D. J. Sullivan, Wesley Hoffman, George /
Quinn, also John McAuley, Graniteyille.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Northrop and /
who have been spending week
It A. A. and T. r. Northrop's, returned +
.o-day to their home in South Royal
on.
Mrs B. r. Andrews and son, who
ave been visiting for the last five weeks
It the home Of Mr. and Mrs. 4. u.
Hall, returned Saturday night to their
iome in Boston.
Dell Brown, VINO was called to this
ity by the serious illness of his daugh
er, Miss Eva Brown, who is confined
o the City hospital, returned this morn
ne to his home in Middlebury
Mrs. John McAuiey of WebsterYlle re-
urned Saturday night from few weeks
isit with relatives In Leeds p. @, She
tas accompanied by her brother. who ex-
ects to make his home in Webster.
lille.
The tenth annual reunion Of the With
m family will be held at Lake Wood
ury Saturday, Sept 3, 1910. The Hard
sick band viii be in attendance. All
re cordially invited. Per order com
aittee
Union men wishing to attend banquet
o be held in Woodmen's hall Labor day
vening can procure tickets from Hurry
Chords, O. j. Allen. George G. Stewart,
ohm Mcdonald, Arthur Z. Pierce, Wes-
~ Hoffman, e. n. Prescott, George
luinn. Alex. Ironside. Milo +. Bassett,
!. j. Littel. d. j Sullivan, John Como,
!. r. Dady Edward Chesser, H. J.
James Mulch and John Mac.
Iuley, Graniteville.