The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-08-15
TALK OF THE TOWN


Royal undersuslins at Knights.
Plume brand muslin underwear at Abb
bolts.
All l2tsc new percales Saturday at
| l0c yard, at Vaughan's.
All Sl,00 umbrellas to close at roe each
at Perry's on Saturday.
The Aldrich public library will be
closed Monday, the day being legal
holiday.
Mrs. O. r. SpauIdng and son of this
city have been the guests OF her uncle in
Hyde Park,
George r. Beyerle, piano tuner, will be
in Barre next week. Leave orders at
! Tinps office.
We recognize service as the best es-
sential for our patrons. Give us trial.
Miers' Barber Shop.
| A daughter, Frances Ruth, was born
to Mr., and Mrs. Robert Faulkner OF
South Main street Aug. Q,
Regular Saturday night dance IN How.
land hall, Aug. Is, under the auspices OF
Rileys orchestra. Ladies free.
Miss Florence A. Cooley, who has been
spending several days at the home Of
Frank Cooley, left yesterday for her
nome III Everett Mdss'
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Allen and Mr.. and
Mrs G, +. Bixby returned last night
from 10 days automobile trip through
New Hampshire and Massachusetts,.
Mr. and Mrs W. Il. Haskins of the
Morse block, who have been absent on
an extended automobile trip through |
New Hampshire and Maine, returned to
Barre last evening.
RI. M, Farnham, the horse man, will |
hold his next 3sth big combination auc-
ton sale OF horses and other property !
at his stables in Montpelier on Friday, /
Aug 81, next G. 4. Smith, auctioneer.
Mrs. j. III. Miller and daughter, Hilda,
whl nave been visiting for the past two
months at the home of her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. William Robertson, Q Trow
avenue, left this noon, accompanied by +
her mother, for her home in Brooklyn.
N. u Mrs. Robertson will also visit
in New Jersey.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Hawley, who have
been spending several days in Barre as
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Ken
nrson Of Church street and with other
friends in town, returned this morning ,
to their home in Amsterdam, n Y. Mr..
Hawley will be remembered as former
of the Eastern Estate Tea
70. in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex T. Stephens, who
AYE made their home on Park street
or the past two wears, went this morn I
ng TO Randolph to take up their resi-
lence. The change is made in the hope
hat Mr.. Stephens health may be i'm
'roved. His daughter Miss Catherine
stephens, of Bellows Falls, who has been
pending several days in town, left yes
erday for West Berlin, where she viii "a
isit her grandmother. Mrs. Alice Colby.
or short time before going to Ran 0
olplt
Smith Dashner, real estate agents, g
losed another important deal yesterday
D which Sidney j.. Smith of Williams
own transfers his large farm, all stock, i
rors and tools, located three miles from v
village to Charles Riddel v
/ Detroit, Mich, formerly OF Williams
own. who takes possession to-day. 1t z
i'll be remembered that Mr. Smith was Y
ne If a party that made a trip to Della y
are last spring and purchased real es Y
tie, which he expects to occupy some
me this fall. This property was listed le
18th the agents at $500.
Barre's delegation at the annual con Y y
antion of the Vermont state branch of =
ie American Federation Of Labor, which
osed yesterday in Bellows Falls, re- :, =
irned to .day with reports of one of the 4 !,
ost successful labor meetings since nm v
ms were established in the state. Fred =
7. Sutton, the newly elected state presi- =
mt. stopped at the convention town ie
hIle en- route from an extended trip y
rough the West in the interests Of the
associs ton. Other dele
tte~ from this vicinity who returned We
day were. Alexander Ironside, Alfred to
line. William Fl. Eager, r.. NJ Ander- ds
m, 4. j. Young, Fl. w. Clark and Fred
-oteau of this city, Arthur Rousse and Of
rank O'Riley of Graniteville, r. L. "
ieker of East Barre, who represented \.
e granite cutters in that locality, w
INES Mclean, A. A. Mcmillan and A, r.
edwin Of Montpelier the latter hav- nj
q represented the street railway opera OF
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