The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-09-10
TALK OF NE TOWN.

Cook with gas.
Dress goods values at Abbott's.
New fall shirt waists at vaughan's.
See the auction adv. Of A. j. Jandro.
25e white lace collars only l5c each at
Vaughan's.
Large comfortables, at veale & Knights
for Si.25 each.
Excursion to Mortified fair. See
adv. on page s.
You can get small white picking onions
at Sowden Il Lyons.
Saturday candy for zoe per box at the
Red Cross Pharmacy.
Miss Mae McIver left this morning for
visit In Hanover, N. H.
Don't forget the Woodmen fair if you
wish TO have good time.
Gllbertson's orchestra of seven pieces
at Abbott's store this evening.
George Brooks returned last night from
q short business trip to Boston.
Mrs. Charles Connant left this morning
for a visit with friends in Boston.
Mrs James Mailman OF Graniteyille, P.
@ is visiting Mrs. Donald Smith.
Big bargains on gentlemen's trousers
for this evening at Segel 4 Brady's.
Thomas Cable and family expect to
leave Monday for visit with relatives in
Scotland.
The Cleaners win meet with Miss OAR
ling, 5 Laurel street, at 7.45 Monday
evening.
Kimball w. Morse OF the City hotel has
purchased Stanley automobile Of Bos-
ton party.
Mrs. Z. +. Peters. who has been visit
ing relatives in the city retnrued to her
home today.
Be sure to see Lyman Howes' New
Moving Pictures in the Opera House on
September 13.
Remember today and Monday are the
last days Of the alteration sale at the
Vaughan store.
Mrs. Al. nj. Brown Of Haverhill, Mass,
who has been visiting in the city, return
ed TO her home today
The degree team Of Granite City Camp,
No. 1856, M. w. Of al, will hold grand
fair October II to the p.
J.W. Payne, former resident, who
has been visiting in the city returned to
bis home in Haverhill, Mass, today.
Miss Edith smith, who has been the
guest Of Miss Gladys Bemis, returned to
her home 10 Marshfield this morning.
Mrs. F. R.Northrop and Miss Helen BUR-
bank were called TO South Royalton this
morning BY the illness Of their mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. H.W. Carr have been yis-
iting her aunts, Mrs. J. F. Travers and
Mrs III. p. Barrister Of Randolph, DUR
ing the present week.
Alta meeting Of the second North Barre
football team, Milne was elected captain
aud j. A. Frontini manager. The pros
poets are for successful season.
Dan Barber very enjoyably entertained
a party Of about % Of his friends with 8
corn roast last evening at the home Of bis
parents on the East Montpelier road.
| Manager A. w. Daley Of the Barre
Montpelier base ball team, who has beer
staying In Montpelier since the close Of
the season, hes gone to bis home in ST
i Adams.
i All the officers and as many member;
as possible Of the Granite City Lodge, Ode
| Ladies, will meet In the lodge rooms
!, Tuesday, September 1S at 2 j. N. Very
| important business,
| Chief Brown arrested Daniel HarriQar
Of Barre town yesterday for being drunk
| Harrigan pleaded guilty to the charge this
| morning and paid his fine and cost;
amounting to $23.34.
The new filing case recently purchased
for the vault IN the city clerks office has
| been placed in the vault and the city and
old town records are now all arranged
50 as to be easily accessible.
4 In four cases representatives Of twt
i years ago vera re-elected-G III. Pape d
| Barre, Speaker Merrlfeld Of Newfane, Rev
Il ID. j. 0iSulllan Of St. Adams and DAME
| O'Brien Of South Burlington, Burling
ton News.
Charles G. Barnes of Barre spent last
week at Robert WI Laird's. He is a
native of this town, having been born on
the farm now occupied by Fred w.
Smith. and moved from here in 1S54.~
4 Chelsea Herald.
Rev. Guy G. hanson Of Montpelier, can
didate for chaplain OF the house has al.
/ ready received assurances OF support from
ten counlies ahd has three counties abso-
lutely solid. Mr. Lamson is pastor Of the
Baptist society in that city and is one Of
the most popular clergyman In town.
Call at A. A. smith q Brothers store
in the Miles granite block and see the
wonderful display Of woolens for suits,
trousers and oyercoats shown by them,
Fit and satisfaction guaranteed IL every
garment. Also note the shoe clearance
sale as advertised in another column of
this paper.
II Dr. Brigham, president oi the Lake