The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-09-24
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Local Happenings Tsrsely Told For Busy
Readers.

Readers.
Public waiting room at Abbott's.
The largest assortment of furs at Alb
bolts.
Pears So and 4Oc per peck at sowden q
Lyons.
Jerome ortelli went to Burlington this
morning.
Ladies' heavy feeeed underwear at
Vaughan's.
o. r. Russ went to his home in South
Royalton today.
Mr., and Mrs. Fred Carr went to Beebe
Plains yesterday
Special sale Of outing flannel at Perry's
on Saturday, only 6Ac per yard
Miss R. L. Riford went her hor home in
Middlesex this morning to spend Sunday.
Miss Bessie Jones went to South Royal
ton this morning on a visit with relatives.
w. NJ. Fraser went to South Ryegate
this afternoon to spend Sunday with rela-
tiyes.
Mrs. James G. Walker went to Ran
dolph this morning to visit at the home Of
her parents.
Full one-pound boxes of choice candy
for only zoe at the Red Cross Pharmacy
on Saturday.
This weather makes you think OF heavier
underwear. McWhorter has the largest
| line In the city.
Tonight the Swedish ladies sewing So
ciety will meet with Mrs. Freiburg, 33
Orange street.
Constable James Contte will be In his
office tonight in the city building to receive
delinquent taxes.
Miss Edith Nye returned this morning
to her home in Newbury after two
weeks visit In the city
Mr. and Mrs George Downie and Miss
Rose Demers of Hardwick are visiting at
William Downie's over Sunday.
Mrs. Margaret Dover returned to her
home In Fall River, Mass, this morning
after visit with Miss Mamie Reaside.
News has been received in this city Of
the sudden death of Miss Agnes Cole Of
Ellenburgh Center, N. x Miss Cole had
many friends In this city.
AC AeabECAS bchu1 HuitA WILL play tut6
urday against the Bon accords win be
picked from the following players. Forbes,
BRINE, Russell, Mcdonald, Sheritfs, Gun
bingham, Kessock, Summers, Patterson,
Mcdonald. Let all players be at the
grounds at 2 o'clock sharp as the kick off
Ia at 2.30.
Attention is called to the auction
sale Of household goods on Sat, Sept.
"a, at 2.30 p. M, at the storehonse OF
Forsyth & Ingram. These goods are
comparatively new and any one wishing
to start housekeeping or add to their
household goods viii have i rare
chance to save money, as the goods win
be sold to the highest bidder
Members Of the Bonaccord club are cor
daily invited to smoking concert on this
Saturday, to be held in the club room in
Berlin street at p. m. sharp. The team
for Saturday is this; Goal, Kenneth
Milne; backs, Wright, Brew; half backs,
Booth, Thorn, Taylor; forwards, Ingram,
Jopp. Fraser, Blann, Nicol.
The new novelty puff tie shown by A.
A. Smith q Brother has proven to be all
that it Is claimed to be. as they have had
to duplicate their order on this tie in only
few days time. They are still selling
broken lots Of Elite and Stetson shoes,
regular price $3.50 to $500 at sos and
broken lots Of shoes worth from ~ so to-
IS. so at $1.98
Mr.. Y-Oh, yes. The THIRD option
says 5000 cash end Of 20 years and the
FOURTH says paid up policy for life of
$4,000 and $1,000 In cash. 1t also says
paid up policy end Of II years. / see now
what you mean. That's just what I've
been looking for" Mr.. B.-"Our Invest
ment Trust Bond Is so taexlble it meets
the wants OF any person and is adjustable
to any changing circumstances Mr. "
''Fine thing. Write II up" Ballard q
Co, reliable insurance.
Segel q Brady offer for their fall open
ing, today, special bargain, to remem-
Der the boys, 100 boys fall and winter
sweaters in many coiors, handsome de-
signs, and all sizes for ages to Is, strict
ly all wool goods. Prices range from
$I.00 to $L5e. but as this was bought as
q sample lot from the mills, at big dis
count from the regular wholesale price, we
offer them Saturday only as a leader,
your choice for 75c. First come first and
best selection. Parents of boys are re-
specially invited to come In and see the
big bargains in boys fine wool and worsted
sweaters before buying elsewhere. Re
member the place, Segel & Brady, Bolster
block, llS NO. Main street., next Barre