The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-08-08
TALK OF THE TOWN
Mattress prOtectors Al Fitts'.

Mattress protectors at Fits.
August clearance sale at Perry's.
Special sale, fancy linens at Knights
New lot of very wide silk and leath,
er belts at Abbott's.
Mrs. Mcdonald will close her bakery
tonight until Sept. |,
Our Csc white poplins for tic yard
at Perry's on Saturday.
Fruit float is cooling and refresh
ing drink. At browns soda fountain.
Mrs John Robertson went home from
the City hospital to-day after being
there a week.
Miss Elva Bradbury has returned
home from a weeks visit at A. G. Mel
sons in Woodbury..
! Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bradbury have
been entertaining their uncle, j. b. Her
rick of Westfield, Mass.
Mrs. Bert Boyce has returned TO her
home at As Maple avenue from visit
in Williamstown and Randolph,
Regular Saturday night dance in How
land hall, Aug. s, under auspices Of
Riley's orchestra. Ladies free.
Francis T. Harris of White River
Junction arrived in the city last night
to pass few days with friends.
vulcanizing done. All work guaran-
teed. Auto for hire. James Hastings,
$50 North Main street. Phone 24.2.
Mrs. Sidney H. Spafford Of Spaulding
street returned last evening from a ten
days stay with relatives in Boston and
vicinity.
Mrs. l.. r. Rickert was able to return
to her home on fremont street yester-
day, following three weeks spent at the
City hospital.
w. A. Wheaton leaves tonight to
spend the rest oil the month at Boston
and the seashore. He will return to
Barre Sept. /,
Miss Leda B. Stevens, who has been
passing part of the summer in Detroit,
Mich, arrived in the city last evening
for a stay of several days.
Miss Margaret Rhind and Miss
Eleanor McAllister returned to-day from
st. Adams, where they have been pass.
ing few days with friends
The condition of Miss Mary Owens,
who has been confined to her home on
Hill street for the past few weeks by !
illness, is somewhat improved.
Richard Hoar ir., of East street left |
Barre this forenoon for Highgate |
Springs, where he will pass a week with I
he Blue Sox club in camp at Wildmere.
Taxes-Only one more day to pay
axes. Monday, Aug. 10, is the last day
IN which you can pay taxes without
'xtra costs. James Mackay, treasurer.
W. R. Shoemaker of Ashland, n. H.,
Who has been enrolled in the military
ollege camp near Burlington, arrived in
he city this morning for stay of sew
raj days.
Miss Gertrude Slayton Of Worcester,
lass, arrived in the city last night
or visit at the home of her parents
Or. and Mrs. Fred A. Slayton, OF South
lain street.
Clement F. Smith of Morrisville, the
candidate for governor of
'ermont, was visitor in the city yes
erday and to-day, making the trip from
is home by automobile.
Fred G.. Brown of lat Washington
treet, an employe Of Trow & Holden.
esires The Times to say that he is not
he Fred Brown enrolled on the records
! police court yesterday
Mrs. John C. Bell and daughter, Miss q
florence Bell, oil Highland avenue left /
his morning for four weeks visit :
18th relatives in Athol, Worcester and I
oston, Mass and Concord, n. II.
Mrs. Gilberta A. Long of Somerville =
lass, and Mrs. Freeman of Burlington I
rived in the city this week to pass ~
Fo weeks as the guests of their par =
ats, Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. LaRoe, of Wei t
ngton street. c
William Littlejohn of Orange street. p
no has been making months visit r
it'll friends in Boston and Providence, y
l., arrived in the city yesterday. Mr.. n
lblAeJohu VIII resume MS sLudles AT n
rown university in September, 4,
Smith & Dashner, real estate agents, Z
I've sold for Mrs. Hattie f. Hayden =
e Hayden home place, just out of :
WIN on the East Montpelier road This y
operty consists OF new modern house
ID barn, a nice plot of land and Is u
nsidered one OF the most desirable !.
Itside resident properties. The pur- =
asers are Francis Leith and wife, who y
We just sold their farm on the east O
II. Mr.. Leith is already moving to =
e Hayden place. This property was y
ted at $4,000.
Car No. ], representing the Robinson
os.' circus arrived in the city this
)rning over the Central Vermont rail 81
nd. A gang of bill posters began their al
erations at once, in anticipation of the q
7 shows visit 10 Barre Aug. p. Ii y
ms TO have been decided that the cir 70
5 will pitch its tents on the Granite
ty driving park, where smaller co
ow appeared earlier in the summer 81
binson Bros circus is the only big W
DIV to appear in Vermont this season. ne
From d. L. Aker, secretary of the