The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-23
TALK OF The TOWN.
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ehlt ehlHudN anu MohuAl ~ Ah'
Vaughan store
Peter Bombard went to Bradford to-day
u attend the fair
The r N corscts are sellers, and we
sell them az perry's.
Fall shapes in hats from the Frank
MeWhorter company
Muslin underwear at prices TO clean
up stock at Naughan's.
Picture postcards Of the Northdeld
wreck at Barre book store
4 Stockings given away with shoes at
Fits shoe department
George Kent returned to Windsor this
morning after few days visit at his
home.
The regular shoot Of the Barre Auto
Gun club viii be held tomorrow, Au.
gust q.
IIyder IIabeb Is passing several days
in Plainield, Marshheld and Cabot on
business
II you autood 10 Montpelier to-day,
youll need shave to-day. Miers,
Six BARRIERS.
Smith Bros Granite company, Burn.
hams meadow, Barre, want an expert.
enoed bumper.
Mrs. Barney and children left this
morning for a visit with relatives IN
Chieoutima, T. Q.
Curtis Benton and Miss Benton Of
Boston have been spending a few days
in che city with friends.
The Remaining club will hold picnic
&c the Marvin farm Wednesday after
noon. members TO take the lsl5 ear
Ambrose Bushy returned last night
to his home in 81. Cesaire. Que, after
spending a week with relatives here.
Mrs. William Parks, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. Mercer,
has returned 70 her home IN New Jer-
sex
Frank J. Libby Of PASSPORT, Me-, Woo
has been passing several days in the
city on business, left last night on a
trip to Denver, Col.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Southgate Of Bos-
ton are spending a two weeks vacation
at the home Of their parents, Mr. and
Mrs c. 7. Southgate.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. 0. Dolloph left Sat.
ufday for their home ID Dorchester
Mass. after spending two weeks with
their daughter Mrs. George 3. Holmes.
Miss Mamie Nelson went yesterday TO
burlington. where she expects 70 remain
for few days before going 70 Boston,
where she win make an extended stay.
aIr. and Mrs. Charles A. Chambers
and son, Arthur, returned Yesterday 20
their home IN Ogdensburg. \. Y. after
spending several days with relatives ~
the city
Companion court, Granite City 757, T.
o. H, will hold a picnic at Dewey park
Wednesday afternoon, August FL Let
all come and bring lunch. Per order
committee.
The public is cordially invited to the
lawn social and Indian club drill by the /
pansy class, which is 70 be held at the !
home e Mrs T. A. Cragg on aill street
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. John Canning and daughter,
Ruth. left yesterday for their home IN
Bristol. Conn, after visiting with rela
tiyes ii this city and vicinity for the |
past two weeks.
Meeting Of the Queen Of the Forest !
circle this Tuesday, evening az 1880 /
o'clock Let every member be present,
as business Of Importance is to come
before the meeting.
Regular meeting Of Barre retail clerks,
II. & L r. a., Wednesday evening at
Z $50, IN n. Of r. hall Last meeting Of
month. An dues must bo paid at this
meeting. a. u Pierce, rec. sec.
AT the Uniyersalist parsonage IN
Monday, Aug p at S o'clock.
occurred the marriage OF George w 4
Palmer Of Washington and Miss Ella
Frances Hopson Of Everett, Mass, the
ceremony having been performed BY Rev
Irving Towsley.
Miss Mary Mclver Of New York City,
who has been passing several days with
relatives here. left yesterday for Han.
over, N H., where she win remain for
4 time before returning home. She was
accompanied to Hanover BY her nephew,
ieorge w. Rand, who has also been Wis
ting in the city.
The watches which the Red Cross Is
10 place on special sale as advertised in
his issue are not toys. but real watches,
lerfeet in material and workmanship,
ind are sold with d written guarantee
Every watch thoroughly inspected and
before leaving the factory.
rhis sale Is for one day only and com
nenees at nine o'clock in the morning.
The mystery is now they can be sold
It 93c.
The chorus choir Of the First Baptist
nurch spent a very pleasant evening at
he home Of Mr. and Mrs. George Wood
N Richardson street, last evening, the
occasion being reception rendered Miss
Maud Harris, who has been the director
i the choir for the past few months
nd who leaves tomorrow fer Water
own, Mass, where she Is to teach the
oming year During the evening. mu-
ical selections were given BY Misses
lee Wood, Mildred Perry, Ethel Ingls
I'D by the chorus. Refreshments were
erved. and in few well-ehosen words
George Watt presented Miss Harris
ONE hand painted china, to which pres
ntation Miss Harris feelingly respond
d
Teachers Examination.
An examination OF applicants for
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