The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-25
TALK OF THE TOWN
Get the Hip habIt.

Jersey vests 70 each az Vaughans.
Something new every night at the Hip.
House dresses for sl0o and sl25 at
lVmghan's
Buy the practical side p n corset
at Perrys.
Short silk coats. half price at The
Vaughan Store.
White duck skirts to-day, ose at The
/ Vaughan Store.
Table board al the "woodbine," 81
Jefferson street.
Sale fancy silks and wash goods at The
Vaughan Store.
See the new wash suits at perry's}
they are beauties
Rooms with board al the "Woodbine,"
81 Jefferson street
Abbott is selling all colored wool suits
at half price to close.
Miss Mary Owens visited relatives IN
burlington yesterday.
BY express to-day, vacation waists,
special Csc each, at yaughan's.
Charles plouf went to st. Adams yes
terday for visit with friends.
George Goake went to sberbrooke, r.
O., to-day for aivisit with relatives.
To rent, Tenement Of six rooms on
Park street, Apply to G. ". Ayerill.
Auction sale Monday at p. m. at
Depot squae. o, Il. Hale auotioneer.
There will be a rehearsal Of the Barre
Citizens band this evening at 1880
o'clock
Harry Bresnahan, VINO has been VISIT
ing friends IN the city, returned to-day
to So. Adams.
Born, TO Mr.. and Mrs George Thomp-
son Of 10 Green street. a daughter, Sat.
urday, July 20.
w. Fl Eager. clerk in sowden & Ly-
ons' grocery store, began q two weeks
vacation to-day
Mrs. B. F. Andrews and son Of Boston
are visiting Mrs Alice Moore at the
home Of f F. Hall.
Billiards. steamship agency has re-
ceiyed information Of the arrival Of the
steamship Berlin at Gibraltar
A special meeting Of the Clover club
will Be held with Mrs Boyce on Elm
street Tuesday evening at 7'so.
James Mcdonald, one Of the regular
/ fremen, left TINS noon for Boston, where
he win spend two weeks vacation.
Come in and buy frame, we give
You the picture; 100 To select from
Three hundred patterns Of moulding, at
snepard's
Mrs N. =. Newcome with her nieces.
Misses Maude and Marcia Marden leaves
for Hanover. n, f., to-day, where they
expect to reside.
Mrs. Clyde Bixby. who was recently
operated on at the City hospital, has re-
covered SO that she was taken 70 ner
home in Graniteville Saturday evening
/ A meeting 81 the Queen Of the Forest
circle viii be held Tuesday evening, July
o. Let every member be present. Re
Treatments viii be served after the
meeting.
Officer earle found q bank book and
some postal cards and letters on Foster
street late Saturday evening, which the
owner can have by inquiring at the po-
lice station.
An automobile party, composed Of Mr..
and Mrs. ". NJ. Marshall and Mrs. w
/ H. Marshall and Mr. and Mrs. r. NJ.
Jordan Of Hardwiek stopped to-day at
tie City hotel
The Ladies Civic federation is plan
ming to hold 4 social afternoon az Benia
min falls Wednesday afternoon Of this
week Members planning to attend take
basket luncheon and 60 on 2'l5 car
Mr.. and Mrs. George sherwin and son
and Mr and Mrs. Harry W. Chase Of
burlington were IN the city last evening,
enroute from two wceiss' automobile
trip through the New England states.
The Clarcmont, N. H.. baseball team,
which was scheduled to play the I. A. e.
team at The Berlin street grounds Sat
urday afternoon. ala not show up. and
shortly before the game was 10 have
started The /. A. G manager received a
telegram that the team had missed the
train.
G. a. wilkinson, who received The
contract To paint and varnlsh the city
court room and the police station from
the property committee Of the city coun-
eli. began work to-day on the city
court room This ID the first time that
this room has been touched with q
paint brush since the building was erect
ed in 1880.
The Durham Duplex razor il being
demonstrated ait the Rea Cross Phar-
macy By representatives Of the home
office in New York for few days
All those who are not satisfied with
their present outfit or those who Ike
the best can eall at the Red Cross and
have a free demonstration All their
razors are sold with guarantee
Sunday arrivals az hotel Otis were
as follows, Harry Kicker, Groton3 4.
nj. nesrdslev, +. i. Morris Boston; W.
b Brown, Hardwiek William Leonard,
lihitlsph 1OfIiab' hVltVhs ME- ana NNh4
g. Morris, Mortified; w fl Dixon,
Rutherford, ~ j.; ) Y. Evans, Platts-
burg, N. Nj; G. H. Brown, o. Fl Meaker,
Boston; Frank Watson, Ottawa, Ont
Sunday and Monday arrivals at the
City hotel follow. II. G. Kinney,
Greensboro; w. L. Carver, Boston; +.
Bentley, Providence, r. T.; G. Al Har-
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