The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-09-30
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Fms, all new, at Vauehans.
Bows reefors AZ Moore A. Owens


furs, all new, at Nauqhans
Boys REFERS at Moore & Owens.
Series dance at the Pavilion tonight
Grapes IS, 20 and 25c at Sowden &
/ Lyons.
Abbott is showing the best line Of
fTs in the city
Remember the Sterling sweaters at
McWhorters are the best.
Saturday fresh made candy zoe per
box at Barre Candy Kitchen.
You can buy a SO walking jacket for
S4.9S at Perry's on Saturday.
A son was born Tuesday TO Mr.. and
Mrs. G. D. Swasey Of Nelson street.
Fan and winter underwear at Nc
Wborter's in a variety Of styles and
prices.
Danger OF water famine in Mont
pelier has been removed through the
recent heavy rain.
Banjo players from the sunny south
will add general meTiment to the fun
at the Plantation supper, Oct. 5.
The Cbildren's Missionary society
will meet at the home Of Mrs. Page on
Highland ave. Saturday at , p m.
The Rebeccas will have a practice
meeting Saturday evening. Let every
member OF degree team be present
Rubdry bath towels are made up of a
million little sponges that absorb and
produce exhilarating friction. At Fits.
The abandoned electric car on Main
street is now being used for bin board
purposes by an enterprising bin post
er.
Mrs WI +. Stevens, who has been
visiting in Mansfield, Mass, for several
weeks, returned home Tuesday even
ing.
Early this forenoon Billiards. steam
ship agency received word that the Re
public would dock al Boston at il a.
NJ today
Hand painted souvenirs in the form
Of slices of watermelon Will be given
with the tickets at the Plantation sup
per, Oct 5.
u. N. Farnham was yesterday given
verdict OF SIS damages and interest
Of 1913, against Riley Burgess, over
horse sale, in Washington county court
Members Of the ~0yer the Teacups"
club were pleasantly entertained yes
terday afternoon at the home Of the
president, Mrs G. K. Allen The social
was ii charge ct the president aud pro,
gramme colnmiite.
David IIalum' the play taken from
Wescotts book, is now in its third
wear Its success has been one OF the
most talked about things in the the
atrieal world and il promises to be
another Rip Van Wrinkle" David
Harm viii be seen at the Barre opera
house Oct. e.
When the winter timetable goes into
effect on the Central Vermont railorad
October 9,the morning train for Burling.
ton will 20 back to its old time of leav-
ing Barre at s:35 a. M, and the train
south now leaving at Gas =. M, viii
leave at $50. The train arriving at
Barre a little after 9 a. m, win be dis
continued
Mr. Ire Rosenethal. an expert tailor
from New York has arrived in town
and will Be at Al al Smith u Bros
store Friday, Sept 30, Saturday, Oct.
lst and Monday, Oct ind, 50 take meas
nres for fall suits, trousers and over
take advantage OF this opportunity TO
be fitted by an expert and yet the city
! tyles See their al III another column
ii this paper
The Washington County Bar Associs
alton viii attend THE funeral OF the
late q 4. Woodward Ir at Montpelier
tomorrow. and delegation from the
same organization viii accompany the
body to piainheld where the interment
viii Be- Washington county court will
probably adjourn q G. Moody, f. b.
Thomas and n Il Deavitt were ap-
pointed a committee Oh flowers, and
II I. Laird, G. NJ IIeaton and Benjamin
Gates on resolutions A memorial
meeting viii be held on Monday even-
ing, October 10, at 1880 o'clock