The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-06-30
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Read tha parI. shIrtwal.t hon.e al,


Read the Paris Shirtwaist house adv
on page 8
All union stores will close Monday
night, July 3, at Q o'clock.
Thomas Brew went to Rouses Point,
i'm. II, to-day, on business trip,
Miers' barber shop has received the
seal OF public approval Six chairs.
( II. L. Campbell returned this after.
noon from q business visit in Newport.
Mrs. o. S. Wiley went TO Northfeld
this afternoon for a visit with friends.
Charles II Kimball OF ST. Johnsbury
was in the city today ON business
visit
4 Ira C. Calef of Washington went to
Boston to-day for few days business
visit.
Carl HoIlenbach went to Hanover, n
H., to-day, to visit friends for few
days
Mrs. Henry Hodgdon went to Chelsea
yesterday for a visit at her former
home
Companion court, No, 757, /. 0, F.,
win hold its regular meeting tonight
at 1880
Mr., and Mrs. Alfred Milne went to
Montreal to-day, for a visit with
friends
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mitchell went
to Springfield, Mass, to-day, on a bus
iness trip.
One dollar and twenty cent shirtwaist.
anniversary sale price 30 cents. Paris
Shirtwaist house.
MIR. and Mrs. Harley D. Stevens Vert
to Newport, r. l., to-day, for weeks
visit with friends
Mrs. j. G. Griggs returned this after
noon from few days visit with rela-
tives in Waterbury.
Miss Nellie Holland went to Maple
wood, N. H., to-day, where she will re.
main this summer.
Mrs. d. X. Andross of Williamstown
is visiting her daughter, Mrs, g. +
Smith Of Merchant street.
DR.. Robert Renfrew OF Burlington ar
rived in the city this afternoon for
few days visit with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs Grant Lane went TO
Queen City park, Burlington, to-day, to
spend the summer at their cottage
Remember your picnic is not com
plete without some OF Laws famous
Ice cream. New England Fruit store.
s. r. Colby, conductor on the Barre
branch OF the Central Vermont, resumed
his work to-day, after ten days va
cation.
\ We are headquarters for picnic sup
Moxie, by the case or bottle. ice
cream, etc. New England Fruit store.
For Sale--Two slightly used pianos at |
a big discount and to be sold on easy |
Call and see them at Bail
ey's music rooms, IA Elm street, Barre /
Something new We have the finest,
largest Maine Holsters you ever saw in
this city at the smallest prices this side
OF Boston. also big supply of mackerel
Smith & Cummings.
William LeClair was arrested this 1
morning BY Constable NJ. b. Nichols for
a poll tax OF 1910, which the constable
has in his hands for collection. LeClah
was unable TO pay and went to the
county Jail.
Bargains, bargainsl l6 sweet
oranges for 25 cents, II large sized
bananas % cents, extra large cante-
loupes 10 cents each Watermelon at
; cents per pound. At the United Fruit
store.
Guests registered at the City hotel
and to-day were as follows:
7. r. Reed, Rutland; II. J. Stearns. Bos-
ton; H. olny. Fitchburg, Mass; F. w.
stevens. Rutland; b G. Bass. Boston,
+. B. Lunchsinger, Monroe, Wis; L.
D. Douglass, Burlington.
All those intending going to the Bon
'ccord Football club picnic please take
he electric cars that leave the post
,flice at l:15 O'Clock Leave the ears
It Intercitv park. and go through the
benjamin farm. Return cars will leave i,
he park at 1850 O'Clock
Thursday arrivals at the hotel Otis
rere as follows: ". +. Mayon. Berlin.
:. H.: ~Seton Trio" Philadelphia; A. &
}. McIver. ]. F. Aldrieh. Nershire; J. ]
\. Hunter, st. Johnsbury; H. ID. Wal. I
ace. Rutland; G. /. Patterson. Provi- {
enec. r. l.; W ". Barnes, Lyndon =
lille. G