The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-09-02
TALK OF THE TOWN.



Cook with gas.
Sale of fall waists at Abbott's.
Arthur Tllden is spending the day in
Mortified.
Homer Fits store win be closed all
day Monday.
A. D. Morse left this morning for Old
Orchard, Maine.
Tickets for Vests minstrels now on
sale at the Red Cross.
Saturday candy, zoe per box, at the
Barre Candy Kitchen,
Gilbertson's orchestra at Abbotts store
Saturday evening if pleasant
Richard G. Bacon Of Los Angeles, Cal,
/ is visiting friends in the city.
Mrs. Austin Templeton Of East Mont
pelier was IN the city yesterday
DR.. George H. spiller optlclan, will be
at the City Hotel Sept. and 3.
Miss Lucinda Jewell Of Chester, Mass,
is the guest Of Mrs. E. G. Colby.
Mrs. B. F. Yeartaw Of East Brookfeld,
Mass, is visiting friends in the city.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. p. ]. McNulty
Of 800 North Main street, daughter,
q. French Of PIattsburg is visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel French.
Oyster season Is here and we shall have
have supply this week. City Fish Mar
ket
The B. D. Tomasi general store, North
Main street, has again become union
store.
Mr. and Mrs Jane 2 Bacon Of Cam
bridge, Mass, are visiting at the Morrison
farm.
Bring in your boys and girls for a ride
on the Irish MALI at the Boston Bargain
Store.
Full one-pound boxes Of choice candy
for only zoe at the Red Cross Pharmacy
on Saturday.
BY express, Eve dozen white lawn shirt
waists new. Special price only 9se each.
TIE Vaughan Store.
The executive committee OF the Presby-
terrain u =, A. win meet about $50 this
evening at the church.
There viii be services at South Barre,
Unity Temple, Sunday at and $50 p.
M Prof Thompson viii oficiate,
James Findlay left this morning for
Montreal where he will sail on the Cana
da to Liverpool on his way to Aberdeen.
Poland, right fielder for the Hyphens,
has received an offer to play the rest Of
the season with Providence In the Eastern
league.
Mrs. George A. Hill Of Gardiner, Mass,
who has been visiting at G. NJ Howe's
for the past week, returned to her home
this morning.
VIII Hutchins Of Boston, who has been
visiting bis cousins, Mrs. w. A. Church,
and Miss Ella Pitkin, left for West Fair
lee yesterday
T WI Russell, who has been on a six
weeks trip through the West for his
health, returned home Wednesday evening
much improved.
DO not fail to see the new things re-
ceived yesterday in boys and children's
| fall caps Of ell kinds, styles and prices,
at Segel \ Brady's, Bolster block.
Pavilion series dance this week viii be
| thlf evening, nor Saturday. Music will
begin on time at : o'clock, and last until
l12 M or later. Gilbertson's orchestra.
Ladies free,
james Campbell, Charles Campbell and
. George Robins leave on the midnight
train for st. Louis on visit to the fair
ard on their trip home will take In Wash
ington, and other points OF interest.
/ Stewart, who was released by the Barre
| Montpelier management week ago, left
today for his home IN Boston. accompan-
| led BY his sister and n iss Broadhead who
has been visiting him in Montpelier.
You will be surprised to find that you
can save from 75e to 81 80 by taking adj
vantage Of the shoe clearance sale at A. a..
smith i Brothers. Nevertheless you will
fiud BY investigating that it is true See
their advertisement In another column of
this paper.
The funeral Of the late Joseph Wells
I
morning at 8 o'clock, Rev. FIR. McKenna
otfieloting The Crandall Post, O. a. H.
attended IN body, six comrades acting
ais bearers. The interment was in the
Catholic cemetery.
Sixty-four names were added to the vot-
| ing lists last night and adjournment was
taken to O'clock Saturday evening when
another opportunity win be given to those
who failed to register last evening TO get
their names on the check list. UP to and
including last evening % second papers
have been issued to new citizens. In
view Of the adjourned meeting Of the
board Of civil authority, Judge Fay will
hold naturalization court this evening and
tomorrow.
About thirty people and ten machines
from this city attended the meeting of the
state Automobile club at White River
/ junction. There were about forty ma
chimes in all and their owners passed a
pleasant social time at the Junction house.
| on, the return trip Eugene Prindle claims
that he made the run Ia two hours and
| forty minutes which Is very fast time con
! sidering the condition Of the roads. The
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