The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-09-16

w. 4. Whlte OF NlliiamstoWn was IN
the city today on business.
Mascott's Saturday Candy zoe box at
Barre Candy Kitchen, Sept. II.
Miss Maud Cady Of Bethel came 10
Barre Yesterday for short visit
Clarence Clark begins work Monday as
clerk in the Red Cross pharmacy.
Fred Cassie returned to Albany, NY,
yesterday after visit with friends IN this
city.
several weeks business visit in New
York.
Mr.. and Mrs George i. johnson went
to West Hartford, today for visit with
friends
Left and right-hand stone cutters hand
feathers at the Union Clothing Store, only
15c each.
Fun one-pound boxes Of choice candy
for only 29c at the Red Cross Pharmacy
on Saturday.
Homer Fits has sl.25 and $3.50 win
dow draperies that he puts in for Satur-
days sale at csc,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry @. Whitaker ana
children have been visiting in Yergennes
at the home Of Scion Burroughs.
Mrs. Josephine Fiske returned to somer-
vile, Mass yesterday afternoon after
having spent the summer IN this vicinity
Norman w. Hunt OF Chelsea is clerking
In Eastman Bros store, He has been
employed BY J. A. X. Corwin 4 Son OF
Chelsea.
Segel & Brady have received new line
Of gentlemen's fall dress shirts. See them
10 one Of their large show windows to-
morrow
About 40 attended the farewell party at
Harvey Goss Friday evening, They will
30 Monday to Barre where they have pur-
chased home East Cabot item.
Every member Of the Granite City Lodge
Odd Ladies is requested to be present at
the meeting tonight, at I p, m. The Pro-
vincial Grand Lady will be present.
Oficer Booth arrested f. L. Herrick
last night for being drunk The man
pleaded guilty to the charge In city court
this morning and was fined So, with costs
Of $500.
The hotel buildings at Washington have
been placed with the Cate Real Estate
agency to sell. The buildings viii be sold
with Or without fixtures and about six
acres OF land.
Cards were received IN Barre this
morning announcing the birth of son,
Carries J Davis, jr., to Mr. and Mrs.
Charles j Davis of New York. MIR. Da,
Wis formerly resided Ia this city.
Miss Grace Russell Of Burlington, who
has been making a study Of the fall styles
Ia millinery Ia New York for the past few
weeks, arrived in the city yesterday and
will work for Miss Il. Il. Townsend.
George Cassie, administrator, has sold
to NJ w Nelson, the William Cassie
house on Merchant street. Mr.. Nelson il
repairing the house and viii reside there.
The price paid for the place was 81, 500.
Segel & Brady have just received large
| line of mems, young mems, boys and
children's fall hats and caps. They are
on display In their store. Don't fail to
see the fall beauties before buying else
where.
| Mrs. Mary J. Buxton Of Rutland was
called TO West Topsham yesterday BY the
death of her son-in-law, w. III. Chalmers
/ who was private in Co. q, Of Bradford
and who died on the boat while returning
from Manassas.
Richard Grant, recent graduate Of
! fIndfo4d la fxfpr
ments to enter Dartmouth College. Since
with the Winchester Arms company at
New Haven, Conn.
Delegates TO the meeting of the State
Branch, A. f. Of l., to be held next week
at Bellows Falls, are requested to meet In
| Painters hail tomorrow Saturday eve
ming at 1850 o'clock. 1t Is important that
all should be present
G. A. Huntington has purchased Of
Mary H. Daniels a two-tenement house
on Silver street, Barre. Consideration,
| 1000. MIR. Huntington buys for an in-
vestment Sale was made through the D.
A, Perry Real Estate agency.
For the children's entertainment to be
/ given ID Columbus hall, Seampini block,
this evening special programme has
been arranged and ice cream and cake
win be served. All mothers and Invited
guests are cordially welcomed.
Segei & Brady offer as special premi-
um for tomorrow 10 cents worth Of any
kind Of merchandise Id their store free to
all customers who will cut out their large
advertisement on the Sth page in today's
Times and bring 1t to their store from 100
to 1900 O'Clock A. NJ, on any purchase
made of 25c and over. First come, first
served.
The Grumbler in the Hardwick Gazette
says That gosh darned nnisanee-the
man who knows the granite industry in
Hardwick is about to collapse--has put In
his annual appearance. This class Of mis-
cry hunters ought to be locked mp; they
are mentally unsound. The granite in-
| dustry in Hardwimk is 0. K, and will be
long after and the other grumblers are
dead.
A. A.. Smith & Brother are showing a
| very novel tie, made ID the Ascot style, to
be worn with high band collar. It Is
/ the first Of this kind shown In the city,
and tie that has evidently come to stay.
They are also having great shoe clear
ance sale. closing high cut shoes, leather