The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-08-09
TALK OF THE TOWN

/ ohildren's straw hats half price at
Abbott's.
Mrs. Ruth N. Austin has returned to
her home in this city for a few days
visit.
Frozen pudding raspberry sherbet,
caramel and vanilla ice cream at Kend-
rick's.
Seven and one-half cents yard, spe-
cial sale of never-lint crash at Perry's
on Saturday.
For S2,75 you can get cord of dry
hard wood from the d. M. Miles Coal
Co. Telephone 1873.
New five passengers auto for hire; will
go anywhere; reasonable rates. James
Hastings, $50 North Main street, Tel.
PAP
William Littleiohn of Orange street
went this morning to Fairlee, where he
will pass several days in camp at Lake
| Morey.
Mrs. III. E. Osgood returned last night
to her home in Worcester, Mass, after
passing several days with relatives in
the city.
! James Bennett of Summer street went
| this forenoon to Hardwick, where he will
pass Sunday with Mrs. Bennett and lit
tie daughter, Clair.
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Isham of Lebanon,
n. H., were visitors in the city to-day
while on their way to Bakersfield for
weeks visit with relatives.
Mrs. Weston Walker and Jane Wilson
have returned to their homes in this
city after spending a few days at the
Monroe farm in Montpelier
Arthur j. Loranger of Summer street
went to-day to Mallet's Bay, Winooski,
where he will pass few days in camp
with the family of Peter Desautels.
Deputy Sheriff H. j. Slayton Of Lib
erty street went this morning to Fair
lee, where he will pass the weekend in
camp. He made the trip by automo-
bile.
Ensign Robert Brandt returned to-
day from Roxbury, where he has been
passing several DAYS with one of the
field officers connected with the local
corps.
Miss Lillian Dwyer of Hartford Conn,
who has been visiting at the home of
Mrs. Martha Gallagher of Short street
for few weeks, went to st. Adams
to-day
Mrs. Rosette L. Whitney of Univer-
sitN Place, Neb., who has been visiting
her brother, Carries Il. Smith, of upper
Washington street, left last night to
return to her home.
Regular meeting Of Jumpers boxers |
and derrickmen's union, No. So will be |
held in Foresters' hall Tuesday evening, |
Aug. II, at 1880 o'clock. Per order Cor.
Sec. Thos Holder.
A meeting of the Granite City Hose
running team viii be held at the central |
fire station Monday evening, and all
those interested in forming running |
team are invited to attend.
Mrs, Mary Carney of Pearl street and |
her brother, Thomas Marion, of Roch-
ester n. Y, who is making an extend |
ed visit in Vermont, returned last night |
from trip to Hardwick, st. Adams
and Fairfield.
Iroquois Camp Fire tEpiscopall will
give a childrens party on the lawn at |
the corner of French and Washington
street Thursday evening, Aug IA, at
o'clock. Everybody and everybodys chill
dren welcome Admission 10 cents.
George Fl. Upper of Keith avenue,
who is taking his annual vacation from
REYNOLDS & Sons hardware store, left
this morning with Mrs. Topper on trip
through southern Vermont. Mrs Tup-
per is taking vacation from her duties
in the Daylight store.
II. NJ Ream of Mansfield, O., a mem
Der of the granite firm of Ream & Nc.
Bee arrived in the city yesterday for a
business visit in connection with the
firms local offices. Mr.. Ream will at
tend the National Retailers convention
in Boston before returning to Ohio.
Among the manufacturing plants that
are holding their annual outings today
are +. A. Bugbee & Co., J. p. Corskie,
Smith Bros, Goodwin & Milne and Burke
Bros. Bugbee & Co. and the Corskie Co.
join in picnic at Fairmount park, while
Smith Bros. and Goodwine & Milne will
have a picnic together,
The jolly musical mixture "The Girl
and the Baron" will be the attraction
at the opera house on Monday, Aug
IL, and all lovers of musical comedy
should not fail to witness this attrac-
ton. The scenery and costumes are very
elaborate and the chorus is one of the
most beautiful that has left Broadway
for road tour this season. Get your
seats early.-Adv.