The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-08
Talk OF The TOWN
Got the Hip habit.

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Something new every night at the Hin.
See Abbott's sale Of pillow slips at
l2lac.
Buy your wash dresses in the sale At
Vaughan's.
John Kingston went to Newport to.
day to work
X. Maggiani went TO Boston to-day
on a business trip.
David Brown went TO Boston to-day
for a visit with friends,
Patrick Crowley went to Boston to.
day on business trip.
Just received. light blue and tan
waists, pSc, az Naughans.
All union stores win close Wednes.
day, August 10, clerks annual holiday
Eugene Nerney and James Cummings
went 70 Boston last night on q business
trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. d. Cushing and chill
dren Of Bethel visited In the city to.
day.
G. II. Miles and George f. Alden Of
Hartford were In the city Saturday on
business.
Perley Buchanan Of Scranton, Pa, Is
visiting al the home Of his parents, Mr..
land Mrs W. II. Buchanan.
Miss Emily Benedict returned satur.
/ day from four weeks vacation, spent
IN the northern part Of the state.
There win be special meeting Of the
Fircmen's club held in the central fire
station Tuesday evening at 1880 o'clock.
Edwin Cosby Of Derby Line who grad
uatod from Goddard last spring, IS visit
ing friends in this city for a few days.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hoyt Of Chazy, ~ T.,
e visiting at the home Of her sister,
Mrs. G. N. Benedict Of Eastern ave-
nue..
Wednesday, August 10, being the an
nual clerks holiday, all union stores
il this city win be closed throughout
tho day.
Chief Of Police L. n. Gauthier and
daughter. with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Nash Of Hanover, n. H., are visitors in
the city to-day.
Robert Brown Of this city and broth
cT james Brown Of New York City,
are passing a few days IN camp at
Highgate Springs.
Miss Annette f. Bayer and +. +. Cow
an Of Malone. n. VI, are visiting a.
the home Of her sister, Mrs. r. II. Bayer
Of 30 Warren street.
w. II. Messer, carpenter, builder and
slate roofer. l2s Orange street, telephone
1i.lI. First.class workmen furnished
by the day or nour.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S, Wallace and daugh
ter, Lou. who have been spending five
weeks IN camp At Fairlee lake, returned
- their home IN this city to-day,
James MeAdam, IT,. who has been Wis.
ting AZ the home Of his parents for
the past week, returned last night 70
Long Island. New York, where he is
employed.
George Stewart, James Mcdonald, A.
F.. Nichols, J 9, Bjorn and Alex. Iron
sides went to Rutland to-day As dele
gates TO the state branch, A. +. Of T.
convention.
TIE B0u.accord foot bah club will
practice on the Rangers field, Berlin
street. on Monday and Wednesday even
ings, beginning with tonight. ". Bro.
die, president.
Sunday arrivals az the City hotel fol
low G. f Young, Boston, ". A. Ma
son. Albany N II; Stilman Leach. Hard.
wick; " r Manning, PlainAeld ". ".
Andrews. Providence, r. +; J. O..
crowdes. Boston; r. II Mann, Woods-
vile. ". IT.; q. :. Seitzer, Boston; Q. H.
Jones. Hanover. N. H.i Air and Mrs.
". A. jenkins, Edgar jenkins, Earl Jen-
kins. @. FL Chamberlain, Bradlordl ]. II.
Jones, Boston.
About score Of her friends called on
Mrs James Grogan at her home on
Brook street Saturday evening. as q
welcoming surprise on her return from
FAN extended visit in Massachusetts,.
Thomas Dimecn acted as chairman for
the visitors. Eugene Sullivan enter.
tanned the party with story and song
Mrs Grogan was given a slight token
of esteem, Mrs james Mortimer max
ing the presentation.
Sunday arrivals at hotel Otis were as
follows: i. Gfigun, Andres Rodrizuezi
London; T. s. Sandcrson, Boston; w. W..
Collins, New York City; u. A Richard
son, Burlington; H. Knight, Buffalo N.
81; "A. A. Anderson, Boston; G j Reir-
don. Greenfield, Mas De Leon and wife,
New York CITY; r Kendall, Platts-
burg, N. "; G. Burt, J. Scott, Hard
wick; r. G. Williams, Bangor, Me-; r..
II Wilson. Springfield Mass; r. II.
Comstock, Palmer, n. y.
The Pavilion offers for to-day as
feature number the grand opera duo,
Dorva and DeIeon This well-known
grand opera duo has met with remark
able success in vaudeville, having won
great praise from the press and public
throughout the country. Both were
well known to grand opera before their
entrance to vaudeville This, no doubt,
accounts for their success III the latter
field The act is bound to be treat
to the music-loving public Of Barre,
which is large. One grand opera selec
ton viii be sung in Italian every night
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