The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-08-28
TALK OF THE TOWN
n.,onshiro nloth lso al Ahbott's.

Devonshire cloth lsc at Abbotts.
There will be no Sunday school or
service at the Swedish mission on sun
day.
Fancy Georgia Alberta peaches, baskets
of three to four dozen, 43c. DiFersfs
Fruit Store.
Mrs. II. S. Miles left this morning by
apto for Boston, where she will attend
the millinery openings.-Adv.
Mrs. p. A. Noonan OF Cliff street re
turned this morning from visit of sew
eral days with friends in Boston and vi
entity.
Miss Marie Boyee has returned to Som
eryiIle. Mass, after visiting friends in
the city and at her former home in East
Barre.
Mrs. Nellie Roscoe and two children,
Helen and Edward, who have been pass
inc the summer in Bradford and 81.
Johnsbury, are at their home, 10 French
street.
David Mercer Of the Montpelier road
has gone TO Greenburg, Pa on an ex-
! tended business trip. On part OF the
trip he was accompanied by Mrs. Mercer,
who viii visit relatives IN Minneapolis,
MINI, for a time.
James Smart. one Of the candidates for
the granite cutters delegation to the
American Federation Of Labor conyen-
ton, was not nominated BY the Barre
branch Of the granite cutters association
as was previously reported. Barre pol
ishers. Barre sharpeners, Quincy granite
cutters and Williamstown granite cutters
were among the branches that nominated
Mr.. Smart.
Barre speed horses are participating in
a BIG race meet at Three Rivers, 7. O.
and before the season b. over the local
steppers viii have Travelled over some of
the best known stretches Of turf IN lower
Quebec. r. A. Slayton and . trainer
from the Slayton stables, @. =. Morgan,
are al Three Rivers with Betty Deen,
the Macnaghi and pinsrdi horse. and
Major Deem. owned by William Mears.
Mr. Slsyton plans 70 augment hrs string
ef racers and viii probably return %
Vermont IN time to take part IN tAe
racing at the state fair IN White River
Junction around sept. IS.
In from somewhere on Depot square
YESTERDAY afternoon ross the strideut
notes Of when You Wore q Tuiip," ren-
se-ea. a. i seemed, by a chorus Of youth
fui voices none too vel grounded In the
r,5simepts Of voice culture. Drivers nod
siue dfowsily in the August AIR and pc
ssstriaus lent q listening ear. looked up
the square and down the square. over
hasa aud under foot. but THE exact where
si,outs Of the warblers was not disc0r-
a-eH until someone peerea tlruuEh TIRE
Grating 81 an intake thst CONNECTS wIth
- brook under the street. The frousy
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