The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-26
TALK OF THE TOWN.

at Fits
Children's l5c hose DC pair at The
Vaughan Store
William Bradbury has returned home
from Northfeld
Alex Harper went 10 Burlington to.
day on business visit.
j. b. sangunetti went TO Burlington
to-day on a business trip.
w. II. Paine went to Worcester,
Mass, to-day on a business trip.
Ladies' white and colored dresses up
to $500 now s2.0s az Naughan's.
Mrs Maura Rizzl of Boston is visit
ing friends in the city for a few days.
Mrs N. D. Phelps returned to-day
from several weeks visit az Waits
field.
Boys and girls extra Turf hose at
Perry's made Of selected two.thread
yarn.
/ q. II. Turner Of Pawtucket, r. l., is
passing week in this city on BUSH
ness.
Mrs Oscar Anderson went to Boston
to-day for few weeks visit with
friends.
vasa ordens mote den 81 August kom
mer att uppsjutas pa grund at picnic
0rdforande.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hutchins Of
PIainfeld, with their children, we're in
the city to-day.
Charles Brunell went to Burlington
this morning 70 have an operation per
formed on bis neck,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Stephen went
to Westerly, r. l., to-day for weeks
visit with relatives.
Mrs. w. G. Salter OF Randolph Is
visiting Mrs. H. S. Miles, 80 Merchant
street, for a few days.
Mrs. j. e. Smith and two daughters
went to their camp at Groton pond yes
terday for few days stay.
Freeman Taylor, who has been visit
ing friends in the city for the past two
weeks, returned TO his home in Boston
to-day.
Mrs. Stella Lampher returned yester
day 10 her nome in Worcester, Mass,
after passing week with relatives IN
the city.
William Harvey and William White
head returned home last night, after
spending several days in Brandon on
business,
$50 purse, horse race, trotting park,
Labor day. Only horses without race
records and nothing lighter than ordi-
nary road cart.
The D. A. Perry Real Estate agency
has sold for Robert Jones his house at
Oh Park street to Mary =. Hutchinson.
Consideration, $1,000
Mrs. Marion Upper. who has been
visiting at the home Of Dir. and Mrs.
r, NJ Tayntor, left this noon for her
home in Brooklyn, \. Y.
Mrs. Efie Sunderland and two chill
drcn returned to-day to their home in
Palmer. n. u, after spending several
days with relatives in the city.
r. F. RolHn and A. \. Miniken Of
Cohasset Mass, who are touring the
New England states in Packard car,
stopped yesterday at the City hotel.
Mrs Samuel johnson and daughter
| lett this noon for New York, where
they will take passage for Switzerland,
to spend the winter at her former home.
Sweet Malaga grapes at lac per pound,
Of two pounds for 2Jc best bananas,
/ l6 for Csc; all kinds of fresh choice
fruits at lowest prices. United Fruit
Store.
Rev J. ]. Cullion, who was recently
transferred from Montpelier to Wood
stock, visited Rev. f. G. Fontaine to-day,
Mr.. Mcneil Of Montpelier was also a
guest OF Fr Fontaine.
@. r. Smith, with the D. A. Perry
Real Estate agency, conducted an aue-
/ ton sale Yesterday OF stock for Waldo
Farrar at the Denny farm In Berlin.
Forty COWS were sold at prices as high
as $74, and so hogs also brought good
prices.
Nearly 200 surprise packages are to
| be given away at the auction sale on
/ Hooker fiat Saturday afternoon from z
until g. You viii not have to purchase
a lot TO share in the distribution Of the
presents. All that is required is your
presence.
The series Of two games to be played
to-day and tomorrow between the ltal.
ian Athletic club and the Greensboro
team was cancelled last night by the
Greensboro management. The manager
Of the local team is arranging for an
other game to be played tomorrow.
Monday, it is expected that double
header will be pulled off with the strong
Newport team.
Notice to the Foresters Of America:
Arrangements have been made with u
g. Benjamin to allow all those attend.
ing the picnic tomorrow to cross his
Hand in reaching Caledonia park, Leave
the cars at the Benjamin farm, instead
| Of at the Marvin farm, as stated in yes
terdav's Times. Per order Harry a..
Serel, chief ranger, and chairman Of the
amusement committee.
Thursday arrivals at the hotel Otis
were as follows: p. NJ. Jones, Burling-
ton; r. r. Nicely, New York; g, W.
Spaluding, Boston; q. r. Fuller, Lynn
donville; Dir. j. G. French, Webster,
HIS. ID; z. NJ. Hawkes., Rochesterj A. W
Roberts, Boston; G. Z. Rohloff, Rens-
selaer. n. X. G. Concert, Boston; q. J.
Jennings, Bennington; A. Capricge Bos-
ton; r. D. Wright, Detroit, Mich; R.
Stephenson, Swantoni +. 7. Morton,
Il Newport Al. M Livermore, Trenton, N.
H.; +. G. Read, Baltimore, Nd; +. T.
/ Hunt, Hardwick