The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-06

Miss Edith and Sue Chase Of Water.
ford n. X, are visiting Mrs. J, w.
Vaughan.
Best shine in the city for cents at
the American Shoe Shine Parlors. All
kinds Of hats cleaned.
Miss Carrie Sargent Of ST. Johnsbury
Il visiting al the home 81 Mrs. G. X.
Carleton, Of Jefferson street.
John Magnaghi returned home last
night, after spending a few days with
relatives IN Boston aud vicinity.
| The condition Of Mrs. z. X. Hill Of
! Washington street, who Is confined to
the house by illness, Is improving
Five cents yard muslin, batiste and
lawns that were Sc. l0c and l2i5c yard,
to close at &c yard, at Perry's on Sat.
urday.
Wednesday, August 10, being the an
nual clerks holiday, all union stores
in this city viii be closed throughout
tho day.
Miss Eva Morrison returned yester,
day 70 her home in Amsterdam, NJ \.
after spending a week with relatives in
this city.
W. II Messer, carpenter, builder and
slate roofer 20 Orange street, telephone
Till. Firstclass workmen furnished
BY the day or nom.
To dispose Of lot Of muslin, batiste
and lawns, that We're Sc, Zoe and l2I5e
yard, we have reduced the price to Sc
yard on Saturday at Perry's.
Auction sale OF household goods at
Depot square Saturday at 4 p. M Don't
miss IL, as there Is large lot to be
sold. +. J. Sawyer, auetioneer,
The Barre baseball team went TO ST.
Adams this morning where they viii
play the town team this afternoon Lee
and Berry win be the battery for Barre
The d. A. Perry Real Estate agency
has sold a piece Of land on Batchelder's
meadow. known as the Ward Douglass
sandpit, to Alexander Milne. ConsideFa
tion, $500,
Five fast teams are entered for the
ave.a-side football championship contest
at Clan Gordon picnic Saturday. Aug
e. This alone will be more than value
for 25c admission for gents all ladies
free.
Choice fruit 81 an kinds sweet navel
oranges, l6 for 25c and up. bananas l6
for 25o. Nice ripe pineaBples for 25e,
eantaloupes 3 for 25c. large ones 2 for
25e United Fruit Store
Special meeting Of Over the Teac,ipa
club win be held with Mrs w. +. Brad
ford Tuesday afternoon at o'clock.
VIII all the members please note the
change in datef
An automobile party consisting Of the
following persons stopped yesterday at
the City hotel; Mrs Fl p Virgin and
Miss Virgin on Concord. N. H., and
James B. Fitch Of Manchester. ~ H.
Miss Mary NJ. Walker Northampton,
Mass, who has been the guest Of Mrs.
Susan NJ. Chandler Of South Main street
went to-day to Burlington, where she
expects to remain for a few days before
returning home.
Several from this city are among the
at East Montpelier, attending
the annual campmeeting, which com.
menced with tho first service last even |
ing. Many others will probably SO to.
morrow for the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. IT. Jones, Harry z.
Jones, Frank Jones, Miss Frances Jones I
and George w. Thompson OF New Dur. /
ham. N. H., were guests at the City /
hotel yesterday The trip from New I
Hampshire was made in Pope. Hartford
car.
Mrs. William Barclay will present ey-
cry child who gets into line on the
grounds at 3 o'clock d l0c-piece Have
the children at Clan Gordon picnic Sat
urday, Aug 6, and Mrs. Barclay will 1
have dime for all who get into line,
who are not over - years Of age.
Green Mountain council No 1855, Roy
a Arcanum, had a well-attended regular
meeting last night which was followed
BY social evening in the banquet room
An entertainment Of a high musical or
Ter was provided and light refreshments
served, making an enjoyable evening to /,
the many new and older members pres
ant.
Onesime NORM, a quarryman, has sued
The Jones Bros company for $1,000,
alleging negligence NORM claims to
nave been injured on March 5 last, when
i blast went OF a short distance from
where ne was working as steam drill
operator, and that one Of the flying Ii
'ocks struck him on the left leg below i
he knee, erippling him. S Holister
Jackson is attorney for the plaintiff.
The ninth annual session Of the East
Evangelical Campmeeting as
opened last evening nc that
,lace. This campmeeting mas greatly in
reased in interest and attendance dur {
ne the past few years, and this year j
promises to be no exception Three
preaching services are held daily-l0;30 /,
/ M. $3.50 and 1880 p. M, and the meet
ngs continue through Aug IA. Good
preaching and singing at all services.
food board and lodging may be OBJ
aimed reasonably on the grounds. The
association has been successful in OBJ
aiming a round-trip rate on the N. &
Il. r. railroad Of 30 cents from Mont
ielier, good through the 18th inst. All d
Barre are strongly urged to attend I