The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-08-01
TALK OF THE TOWN

day.
Lot 25c wash goods in the sale, al
l2hc per yard, at Vaughan's.
| Delicious and cooling orangeade and
lemonade made from fresh fruit al
browns.
Remember the Holden auction sale at
Plainfield this afternoon. ID. A. Perry
auctioneer.
Don't forget to come to the N. d.
Phelps Co. fire and water sale to-day
Big bargains.
George r. Beyerle, piano tuner, will
be in Barre next week. Send orders
early to this office.
All prices reduced for Saturday after
noon and evening at the N. d. Phelps
Co. fire and water sale.
All prices reduced for Saturday after
noon and evening at the N. d. Phelps
Co. fire and water sale.
William Mcleod of the Montpelier
road began a weeks vacation from his
duties in the Quarry Savings bank to-
day.
+. w. Farnham and daughter, who have
been spending the past five weeks in
Swampscott, Mass, returned to Barre
yesterday.
Neil Cheney and Norton Lebourveau
went this morning to Groton, where
they will pass several days in camp at
the pond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Miner left this
forenoon for Burlington, where they will
pass the weekend in camp with friends
at Lake Champlain.
Walter r. Wood of Melrose, Mass, ar
rived in the city last evening for a
weeks visit at the home OF Z. NJ. Laws
of "a Wellington street.
Rev. and Mrs. f. +. Newell OF French
street went this morning to Alburg,
where they will go into camp on the
shore of Lake Champlain.
Richard Attridge Of South Main street
went this morning to Burlington, where
he will join a party of friends who are
on Lake Champlain.
Miss Rosa Levin of Merchant street
and her brother, Harry Levin, who have
been visiting their grandfather, A. Moss,
In Boston, returned home to-day.
We are looking for you to take ad-
vantage OF our reduction in suits, under
wear, shirts, hosiery and straw hats.
Shall we see you to-day? The Frank
Co.
Miss Bernice Holmes left this morn
no for Highgate Springs, where she will |
PASS several days with her parents, Mr..
ind Mrs. Lawrence r. Holmes, at the |
AXE View house.
There will be a special flower exhibit |
n Aldrich hall for ladies and children
Monday from to p. m, Contribu-
ors please bring specimens as early as
J o'clock in the morning.
Miss Emma NJ. Hull, who has been
,assing several days in the city as the
uest Of Miss Elizabeth F. Morrison Of
iatcheider street, returned to-day to her
ome in Woodbury. Center.
Mrs. Frank I. Place and daughter,
Iiss Cecil Place, OF Burlington. arrived
a the city last night for few days
isit at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. L. M. /,
'obin OF Academy street.
John r. Averill of Beckley street.
rho began two weeks vacation from
he Granite Savings bank to-day,
oes tonight to Danville, where he
ill campo at Lake st, Joseph. II
Mrs. Harry Densmore and Miss Pearl /,
'ensmore left to-day for st. Paul, Mimi,
here they will visit for the coming few
eeks with relatives. They will also
isit relatives in Wisconsin. l.
Special prices on heavy invoice of {
loicest fruits. Better than anywhere 3
se in the city your fruit needs can be /
rived at the United Fruit Store. Tele- I
hone your orders; our delivery service ]
free. I
Miss Barbara Mcdonald, stenographer J
|. the local Offices OF the Metropolitan r
ife Insurance company. is taking few !
eeks' vacation from her duties She r
it to-day for Rockaway, Mass, to pass \
lie coming ten days.
Mrs. Giralda Garabaldi Of ShurtleE
ace was taken to the City hospital yes
rday in Badger & Co.'S ambulance.
rs. Garabaldi underwent a successful Z
'eration and her condition to-day was /
ported to be quite comfortable. !.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Smith of the :,
road went to Woodsville, n. {,
!, yesterday, where they will visit for Il
few DAYS. Mrs. Smith will visit her :.
eat-aunt, aged 90 years, who was the !,
st woman TO ride up Mt. Washington =
horseback. a,
Owing to delay in changing their ci
arters from the old building on North W
ain street to the newly erected brick oi
on Depot square, Jacks Il
nch" will not be opened TO the pub
until Monday morning. Originally .,
e proprietors contemplated opening the =
staurant this evening. al
Charles c. Varney of North Main 10
-eet left to-day for Chicago, where v,
will make short visit with relatives Ia
fore going to Swartz Creek. Mich, Of
iere he plans to spend fortnight with re
brother. H. d. Narney. Before re- bI
ming to Barre sometime around Sept. tr
Mr.. yarney will journey as far west de
Minnesota. tn
Four members Of the Gospel Village ia
ie Sox went to Highgate Springs this pc
'enoon to establish the clubs camp at w
ldmere for the month Of August. The Gu
mp is to be opened by Alfred Mckay, ne
wis Hear, Robert Phillips and Ed np
I'd Mckay, other members of the club We
inning 10 follow later in the month. no
renee Bishop Of Washington will pass 70
weekend at Wildmere.
\ score Of golf players representing clc
Barre Golf club iourneyed over TO th
sensboro this forenoon 70 meet the at
untain View club on its own course ID
the first time this summer. Most M
the members from Barre made the be
, hv automobile. leaving for the scene CD