The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-10-24
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Sc Abbott's I'm adyertiseneat.

Fall opening Of ladies' neekwear today
at Yaughau's
4 See om windows for underwear
Moore 4 Ovens.
! Leave your orders for typewriting at
Ideal Book Store.
] Well Above al things Avoid i'm
itations. Use RubeToid,
Mrs. Skinner is quite in az tile home
OF her daughter. AIRS a. w Allen.
The new game, sherlock Holmes,
also Pit, at soc, at Boston Bargain store.
! Miss Dolly johnson has finished work
lat the Emergency hospital and is at
home.
This Is underwear season McWborter
has the best selection in the city, and
1t right prices.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Milne returned
Saturday evening irom two weeks
visit in Boston.
Newell Barber who spent sunday
with his parents, returned TO Norwich
University this morning.
If you must have suit made to meas
lme, remember that McNhorter can
please You and save you money.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. + jackson expect to
leave tomorrow for Tallapoosa, Georgia,
where they win spend the winter as
usual.
f. r. Northrop returned from South
Royalton Saturday night, where he has
been with his father -in-law, o. A. Bur
bank, for the past two weeks.
Owing 70 the exchange Of lecture
eeAlrse tickets the meeting Of the Clean
ers viii be postponed. Further notice
will be given tomorrow
The Republican campaign flag on
Main street, which was badly torn in
the high wind Of Friday, was taken
down Saturday for repairs.
Notice to Edison phonograph users.
| have full stock of October list Edi
son gold mould records. Call Thursday
evening at 1870 to hear them played.
r. i. Haywood, 26 Elm street.
William Robertson arrived in this city
yesterday from Aberdeen, Scotland.
Special meeting of Iliawatha Lodge,
+, 0. O. r., this Monday evening at s
O'Clock for practice, Let every officer
be present.
Ina Al Cunningham, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs w. r. Cunningham, died Sat
imday in Burlington, where she was tax
en- for treatment The remains were
brought TO Barre Saturday, aeeompan-
led by the parents.
The divorce case Of Alexander Nc
4 MILAN against his wife was heard be-
fore assistant Judges S. J. Dana and NJ
S. hathaway in county court Saturday
and divorce was granted Oh the grounds
LOT intolerable severity.
| City Clerk i. r. Merrill 81 Montpelier
doesn't need to 90 out hunting: his cats
do il Tor him. The other night one 81
! the cats returned home with plumg
bird making the fourth brought in BIZ
Mr.. Merrill's felines recently.
! Thomas Lennon. the Montpelier MAJ
who eluded Officer Fox 1T Rutland, 1
now behind the bars al the house Of
/ correction. having been recaptured uI
the streets Of Rutland Saturday Len
inon viii spend i04 days for intoxica
tion.
The officers Of the State Automobile
club. elected at Montpelier last week
are: President, DR.. Hazen Of Burling
ton; yice-president, &. e. Warren, oi
Waterbury; secretary and treasurer, w
d Wilson, Of Springfield There was
no change IN the directors from the list
last year
The electric railroad nearly completed
the work of paving between tke rails OF
track from the Miles branite block IA
Depot Square, yesterday afternoon. This
work which has been long drawn ont,
will be concluded tile FIRST 81 the pres.
ent week and he street wholly opened
up for traffic.
Frank X. Griggs Of this city manager
Iof the Montpelier Office Of the Metropo.
Titan Life Insurance company, resigned
his position Saturday night He will
soon leave for Mt. Clemens, Michigan
lit search 81 relief from rheumatism. j.
a. McDonougl oil Burlington viii sue.
coed him with the Metropolitan.
Mr Cannell, teacher at Goddard sens
mary, WINS one 81 the officials il The
Vermont TUFTS tie foot ball game at
Burlington Saturday 1t was Goddard
versus Montpelier seminary ii the quar-
ter back positions in the game, as Per
! ley Buchanan al this city, i graduate Of
Goddard, received the ball for Tufts and
r. N Nelrish. Il Ne =. graduate, did the
same ion the University Of Vermont.
Buchanan spent sunday at his home
here
M. 4 Dewey recently went over the
inscriptions on The grayestoncs in the
| Elm street cemetery in Montpelier. and
has compiled an alphabetical list 81 the
dead buried there The cemetery was
established ia 1918 and few burials have
4 been made there since 1850. There are
800 stones with names Of men promi-
| nent in Montpelier at one time In all
there are A0I stones, eleven of which
have no inscription. The oldest stone
Is dated 1891 and several date back Of
1900, but these mark the graves Of
bodies brought here from some other
cemetery for final burial
The many friends Of Sue Stuart Miss
Lillian Halyosa) VIII be pleased to learn
that she has decided to remain under the
management Of klaw s Erlanger, hav-
| ing signed contract 70 appear in lead
ing parts, as member of the Liberty
Stock company While a member Of
4 this company, Miss Stuart viii be as
ISOLATED with some of the leading lights
in the theatrical professions; as Peter