The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-01
TALK OF THE TOWN


New neekwear and belts at Vanghan's.
Read our adv. on page 4. The Vaughan
Store.
Read the Paris Shirtwaist House adv.
on page s.
Special prices,on wash goods at The
Vaughan Store,
Read the advertisement o. Moore q
Owens on page 2.
One Thousand Togo cigars smoked
every day Ia Barre
Extra sale ladies' white dresses, $l9S,
S2-25 up, at Vaughan's.
Only three more days Of the stock
reducing sale at Abbott's
Democratic caucus at the city court
room this evening at 1880 o'clock
The best line Of flies and fishing tackle
lin the city at the N D. Phelps company
Z. NJ. Young Of Chelsea visited at the
home Of his brother II. Q. Young, yes
terday
Benjamin strachan Of Montreal has
been passing several days in the city on
business,
Special for Saturday, best Tee cream,
Poe q quart, at the United Fruit Store,
Granite block.
Q. H. Kendrick left yesterday after
noon in nis automobile on short bust
mes trip TO Lebanon, N. II
at Dodge's-Plenty Of the best lee
cream for July 4, any quantity, vanilla,
strawberry, chocolate ana sherbet,
Foreign AIasons' picnic committee meet
IN Masonic hall July at seven O'Clock
sharp. Per order, W, cruickshank.
A daughter was born yesterday 10
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur q Peasey Of
Brookfeld, formerly residents Of this
city.
Remember the NJ, W. Of A. dance in
Rowland hall Saturday night; Rileys
orchestra. Admission for gents SOC, for
ladies l0c
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Segel and Mr. and
Mrs S. j. Segel have returned home,
after spending a few days with friends
In Burlington.
Mrs S. 2. Pratt and daughter, Mrs.
Il. 6. Young, went yesterday to Chelsea,
where they expect to remain for several
days with friends
Eugene Houghton returned yesterday
to his home in Charleston, n. r., after
passing a short time at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Hoyt.
George Troup Of Albany, NJ ", is ex.
.peeted to arrive in this city tonight Of
tomorrow morning where he win visit
with relatives for d few weeks
The Democratic caucus for the elee,
ton Of twelve delegates and twelve al
ternates to the state convention and
twelve delegates and twelve alternates
TO- . II. ~ &f-.,. n l.gfsH
at the city court room this evening at
1880 o'clock.
Double votes will Be given On all pre-
scriptions and al purchases at the new
ioeless soda fountain by the Red Cross
Pharmacy this week. Save these votes
and turn them over TO your faYofite,
that she may get the piano free. IL is
well worth the effort
Master Mas0ns in good standing. wish
ing 10 attend picnic July l6, kindly hand
their names to the committee, Charles
Leslie, George Paterson, Alex Murray.
William Coutts, George Stewart, George
Youngson, John Morrison Nm. Cruick-
shank or W. Stephen before July 9.
Miss Margaret Kelly. daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. James Kelly, and Robert
Johnston were married at ST. Monica's
rectory on Summer street last night at
O'Clock by Rev p. NJ. McKenna. Miss
Mary Drumrould acted al bridesmaid,
while William Johnston, brother 81
the groom, was best man
Members Of the Owls who wish to
attend the picnic July 9, please leave
your names at either George Marrion's
store or Oscar Borgh's, or any Of the
following committees: Henry Alexander,
Lewis Roberts WI c. Markie. George
Youngson, Kino Maggiani or the nest
secretary. A. n. Smith, on OF before Sat
urday, July 2
Douglas Cruiekshank, the boy who was
arrested Yesterday morning on the
charge Of stealing seven pairs OF rubber
boots and ruhhers from Barclay Bros
plant, viii be given a hearing in city
court at $3.50 o'clock this after
noon. tie was brought into court yes
terday afternoon and at the request 81
his attorney, S, Hollister jackson. the
case was put over until today. Since
the arrest Of the boy. it has come out
that the loss Of boots and ruhbers from
the polishing mills On Batchelder's mead.
ow has continued for several weeks past
and It il not the first time that thefts
have been committed ait the Barclay
shed. Il is claimed that on Wednesday
night six pairs Of rubbers, three hatch
cts and two oil cans were stolen from
the Martinson estate she'd The four
pairs Of rubber boots which the Cruick.
shank boy had in his cart when arrested
were all nearly new boots, and in order
that they might better pass for old rub
Der someone had cut the legs open with
a knife.