The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-05-23
TALK OF THE TOWN.

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Sale Of cheap silks at Abbott's, 25c.
Summer underwear, special at th
Vaughan store.
Cash paid for watches, diamonds, goIS
and silver at Burr's
Latest in the long handled umbrellas
at Perry's; prices right.
Ross barber shop near Depot square
is bidding for your patronage.
Patrons of Miers' sanitary shop get
what they want when they want it.
Regular meeting of X. G, /. P. A
Wednesday evening at 1880 o'clock.
Joseph Dyer returned yesterday from
a months visit with relatives in Maine
Automobile oils and greases for all
makes OF cars at the n. d. Phelps Co
William Fury returned yesterday from
weeks visit with friends in Mont
real.
Den Ivers OF the Richardson road be-
gan work yesterday in browns drug
store.
All styles of light weight underwear,
including the Munsing, from the Nc
Whorter Co.
The condition of Chief OF Police Sam.
uel Sinclair is reported to be more com
Portable to-day.
/ Archie R. Simonds of South Roy
alton was among the business visitors
in the city yesterday.
! The scholars of the Presbyterian Sun
day school win meet tonight Tues
day., in the church for rehearsal.
A. D. Morse, who is passing the
summer with his family at Old Or
chard, Me-, is in the city for a few
days.
Mrs. +. p Houston returned to-day to
her home in Mortified after a visit at
the home Of her daughter, Mrs. James F.
Higgins.
Rocco Errieo of New York, who has
been in the city in the interests of the
ITALIAN paper Giornale Italiano, left yes
terday for Portland, Me-
Ned j Roberts, A. P. Abbott, Frank
McWhorter, r d Ladd and B w
Hooker are among the local fishermen
who are passing few days at Green's
boro pond
Miss Carrie NJ. Wheelock and Miss
Marion Stickney went to Mortified this
afternoon to attend the annual conven-
ton of the Washington county Sunday
School association.
The Camera club will meet with Mrs.
w L. Stowe, u Walnut street,
Thursday evening at 1880 o'clock. VIII
members having films or prints Of in
terror views please bring samei
Mrs B. w. Braley Of Burlington,
formerly of Barre, was in the city for
short time to-day being on her way
to her home after visit in Newport
Mrs Braley is preparing to take a
trip abroad during the summer.
Leon Farnsworth pleaded guilty in
the city court last evening to the
charge of breach OF the peace for |
creating disturbance at the Surprise
Merchandise store Saturday night. He |
was fined SO and costs of S. IA, which |
he paid.
Monday arrivals at the hotel Otis
were as follows B. L. Downey, Boston;
E. G. Spaulding, st. Adams; d. G. S. |
Bushnell, Burlington; B. P. Childs;
lambert Bros, Boston; Mr.. and Mrs
Fl. X Cole, New York City; G. H. KIM |
ball, st, Johnsbury; g. F. McCurdy, Bos-
ton; B. f. Wood. Albany, N. Y; G. c.
Hawley, Plattsburg n Y; w. B. Hayes,
Burlington; G. L. Rowe, Palmyra, Mo-;
J. S. Hawley, Toronto, Ont.
The Barre Athletic club viii play the
third and deciding game with the Tenth
Cavalry team from Fort Ethan Allen
at Rangers field Saturday afternoon
The following Tuesday, Memorial day,
a double header will be pulled off in this
city with the Clarkson Technical insti-
tute of Potsdam, n T., one of the
strongest teams in northern New York.
The first game of the season with the
Fifth Infantry Of Plattsburg, N. ", will
be played in Barre June 8.
Last evening the w. C. T. U. were in
gited to Mrs. Fred Beckley's home to
meet Miss Flora Sprout temperance
from Japan. She had many
relics and costumes to show,
md told of the customs and ways of liv.
ng there. All who were able to nc.
end were well repaid for coming. Light
were served at O'clock
Miss Sprout left this morning to attend
he Windsor county convention Of the
". G. I. u. being held at Norwich
Inquiries regarding the races to be
leld by the Gentlemen's Driving club
III May 80 at the trotting park would
Indicate that a good list of horses will
he entered for the several classes. Ar
are being made for the APP
,earanee of flying machine in connec-
ion with the above races. If success
ul in securing what is conceded to be
he worlds greatest outdoor attraction,
he biggest crowd ever on the grounds
would result.
Barre men like work, like 1t so well
hat they win spend whole forenoon
t ton the outside looking os. For
Instance, at one count during the mid
lie of the forenoon to-day twenty-four
road backs were turned to Main street
S the owners of them turned their
aces to the few workmen who were
eally working in the basement of the
ew structure at the corner of Main
nd Elm streets There seemed to be
ONE subtle attraction about the work,
nd the entire fence surrounding the
lace was lined with them.
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