The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-07
TALK OF THE TOWN

Sale Of ready-to-wear garments at
Vaughans.
Five cents each, huck towels at Per-
lry's on Saturday.
Ladies' wool suits at reduced prices
at Abbott's to close.
Miers' sanitary barber shop for that
next shave. You try it.
Look at the photograph local.yiew
postals at kenyons. Two for Sc.
j. w Lyon and S. j. Lyon Of Water.
bury were In the city Wednesday.
James Hawley Of Manchester, N. H.,
was in the city to-day on business.
q. Gregoire returned yesterday from
a visit with relatives in Middlebury.
John Milne returned last night from
a visit over the Fourth in Montreal.
James sheriTs returned Yesterday
from visit with friends in POlingtou.
X. Maggiani, Antony Rossi and Paul
lBlanchi visited friends in Hardwick yes
terday.
Alex, Emslie returned yesterday from
a few days visit with friends IN Bur.
lington.
Miss Agnes Hale has gone 70 Center
Harbor, n H, where she viii spend the
summer.
II Mrs. William Preston went to the
Thousand Islands to-day for two
weeks vacation.
/ Bishopric roofing Is the best for stone
sheds or any other building Sold by
~. T. Callaehan.
J. A. Tucker, the south-end barber, is
now ready with two chairs TO give more
convenient service.
Mrs saxby, Miss Imogene Porter and
Miss Julia Aiken Of Alarshfeld were
visitors in the city to-day.
/ Robert sawyer returned yesterday
from three weeks visit In Portland,
Me-, &C the home Of his son.
Special Ice cream; 25c quart. l5c pint
for Thursday, July z, only. Mascotts
famous ice cream. Barre Candy Kitchen,
]. II. Campbell and SON, John. returned
to-day 70 their home IN Acton, Mass.
after passing q few days with relatives
in the city.
Misses $3.50 duh calf button shoes
Goodyear welt, at only sl6o, at Tilden's
shoe sale. You cannot afford 60 miss
this chance.
4 Roy Chase returned last night from
Lake Bomoseen, where he went 10 at.
tend the meeting OF the Vermont Phar
maceutical association.
I Arthur York was operated on at the
4 Heaton hospital yesterday morning for
I peritonitis His condition Is thought 10
be favorable for his recovery,
4 Adt Fred w. Seller Of Hartford,
Conn. viii conduct a special service al
/ the Salvation Army hall tonight, and
IAN are cordially invited to attend.
a large auction sale 81 all kinds 81
household goods Saturday at p. m.
at the usual place Depot square Don't
miss this sale F. j sawyer and o, H.
Hale, auctioneers.
Ernest Callosso 81 Granite street, rap.
presenta IA dtta Homer Fits company,
8aipnrtimento eaiaatura sperilstn per se
more -ieunfine hoInbini ais stresso
lprezzo di fabbrica-
/ Regular meeting Of winnetta council
No 10. D. Of p, l. 0. R. NJ, Thursda
evening at o'clock Refreshments win
Be served by circle No. !. All gentle
men members are requested to be pres.
ent.
i Mrs. F. G. Mallens and Miss Ruth st
Johns Of Auburn Me, have been spend
ling short time with friends in the
lefty They left yesterday for old or
ehard Me-, where they viii remain for
the summer.
The management Of the Italian Ath
i letio club is making arrangements for a
game to be played Saturday with q
team from the Queen City Cotton conn
Ipany 81 Burlington. II Is not yet known
in which city the game viii be played
Word has been received in Barre Of
the marriage Of Miss Beatrice Annie
Moyle, formerly a nurse in this city, 10
I'D MI Leyden, a hardware merchant at
n Uranium. Alberta, On june IA Rev DR.
Gordon officiating Mr. and Mrs. Ley
den win reside in Uranium.
Mrs. A. f. Armstrong, proprietress Of
the Paris Shirtwaist store, and her
Il daughter, Ruth, and Miss Lena Rowen
leave on Monday night for Oakland
Il Cal, where Mrs. Armstrong viii visit at
1.-THE home Of her sister Mrs 7. J. Stew
Tart. for six weeks Miss Rowen expects
to make her home in Oakland.
Il a telephone message from st. Johns
bury this morning statcd that the Old
Pine club would send team Of seven
or eight men to play d golf maten
Iapainst the Barre Golf club on the local
links Saturday afternoon, beginning at
one o'clock. The following Barre play
ers are requested to be present Ayerill,
John Reid Milne Mackay, Dalgarno, p
EW. Smith, Jas. Reid, Mute, Walsh and
Daniels.
"The Child and the Dancing Jack" Is
one Of the strong, interesting pictures
to-day at the popular Bijou. "The
i Time-loclS Safe is an !. NJ. 2. picture,
with the favorite Miss Lawrence, in Che
lleading role 1t ID i most thrilling and
powerful picture, having many desper
late situations. The whole show there
for tonight viii be Of unusuql interest
The song Is new and excellent.
A reception for Rev. Effie K. NJ Jones
lof Waterloo, Ia., formerly pastor Of the
H Uniyersalist church In this city. viii be
Eheld in the parlors Of the church BY
the ladies' union on Friday evening Of
this week at o'clock. To this reception,
] the public is cordially invited Mrs
Tonaa who Is on her wav back home