The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-09-03
TALK OF THE TOWN.

business.
c. \. Scott has gone to Highgate on a
fishing trip.
Joseph Murphy has gone to Burlington
on business.
Homer Fits store win be closed all
day Monday.
Tickets for Vests Ministries now on
sale at the Red Cross.
Saturday candy, zoe per box, at the
Barre Candy Kitchen.
CIlbertson's orchestra at Abbott's store
this evening if pleasant
All the barber shops Of the city will be
closed all day Monday.
DR.. George II. Spiller, optieian, win be
at the City Hotel sept. and 3,
Alteration sale takes place Tuesday
morning, Sept. 9th, at Vaughan's.
Read programme for Labor day. 1t
win be found on the second page.
Mrs J. Ioyejoy has gone to st. Johns.
bury for short visit with friends.
After Sept, the Granite City Cream
cry will close evenings at 6 O'Clock.
Miss Helen Corskie has gone to Wells
River to spend Sunday with friends.
j. r. Corskie has gone to St. Lonls,
where he will visit the Worlds fair.
Campbell & Richardson's art store is
moving from So. Main to Pearl street.
Miss Lena Turner has gone to Middle.
sex for few days visit with relatives
Miss Blanche Grifith OF Middlesex has
been visiting her cousin, Lena Turner.
Howe's Moving pictures are coming
September 10 with an entirely new line
Oyster season is here and we shall have
have supply this week. City Fish Mar
ket.
lring in your boys and girls for ride
on the Irish Mali at the Boston Bargain
Store.
Mrs. Frank Durgin Of Eppiug, n. H.,is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Joseph Ton
dreau
c. T. Smith has finished work for East
man Bros. and has gone TO his home ID
Cambridge.
Full one-pound boxes Of choice candy
for only 29e at the Red Cross Pharmacy
on Saturday.
Mrs. Homer Fits and children returned
yesterday from monsh's vacation spent
in Grand Isle. s--1
BY express, five dozen white lawn shirt
waists new. Special price, only 9sc each.
The Vaughan Store.
After today The Times Office will be To-
Gated In the Ayerill block at "a No. Main
street, ground floor.
4 Miss Abbie Webster left this morning
for Albany, n. X. where she will attend
the business college
Miss Blanche n. Arey left this morning
for few weeks stay with relatives and
friends at Yinalhayen, Ne.
All purchasers ii the dry goods lin.
should do their shopping today, The
stores win be closed Monday.
A special meering Of Tool sharpener
No. viii be held ID Nichols block 10
night at o'clock. Jas, Mulch, Sec.
The committee appointed at the las
meeting Of the Foreign Masons are re
quested to meet III Masonic hall tonigh
from % IS.
The intermediate League Of the Meth
odist church will begin their meeting
Sunday, Sept. A, 1904, at 4.45 p. N. Grac
Newhall, LIST Vice pres.
Do not fail to see the new things JUS
received in boys and childfen's fall cap
Of all kinds, styles and prices, at sege
& Brady's, Bolster block.
The check lists, revised and corrected
to date show total Of l,s22 voters already
registered, and Il is expected tonight'l
registration will bring the number up t,
1900,
The Swedish Ladies' Sewing society
win have an entertainment in the Baptis
chnrch at q SO this evening. Fine pro
gramme, Ice cream served All vel
come.
Mrs. Ephraim Hapgood, who has beer
in the city to attend the wedding Of he
son. Ernest G. Hapgood, returned to he
home in Newton Highlands, Mass, thl
morning,
The Ministers Monday club viii NEE
iii the Montpelier u NJ q. A. next Mon
day at 10 a. N. A paper viii be present
ed by the Rev. w. b. Dukeshire, entitled
Ministerial Temptation.
Goddard seminary opens Tuesday, Sept
@, with the following teachers in specia
courses, Miss Alice Ayeril piano; Mis-
Rachel Robinson, art; William j. Beahon
Instructor In Rochester Business Institute
at the head Of the business department.
You viii be surprised to find that yol
can save from 100 to S1.50 by taking ad
vantage Of the shoe clearance sale at A. A
Smith & Brothers. Nevertheless you vii
find BY investigating that it Is true. Sc
their advertisement In another column D
this paper.
George Galley Of Montreal and W. II
Sheehan Of Burlington, charged with robh
j ing J. j. Joslyn August p, waived exam
ination in Montpelier city court yesterda
and were bound over to county court
They were remanded TO jail, not havin
furnished bail Of S400 each.
A picked ball team from this city de
] feated q team from the Bethany church D
3 Montpelier at Caledonia Park yesterda,
afternoon BY score Of 10 10 In 10 in
4 nfngo MnEn4oht and CDnpo ware III