The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-09-01
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Cook with gas.
Sale Of fan waists at Abbott's.

Sale Of fall waists at Abbott's.
Homer Fits store will be closed all
day Monday.
Band concert at Montpelier this even
ing.
Or. J W. jackson has returned from a
ten days visit In Maine.
DR.. George H. spiller. optician, will be
at the City Hotel Sept. 2 and 3.
Mrs. A. Z. Lebourveau has gone to Sar-
atogo for a six weeks vacation.
Mrs. Sarah d. Hin has gone to Platts-
burg for short visit with friends.
William Pike of Rock Island, z. Q is
lie the city today to attend the ball game
Oyster season is here and we shall have
have supply this week. City Fish Mar
ket.
A. Beupre Of Burlington, first class
barber, has entered the employ Of VIM.
Miers
Ray Curtis returned last night from the
Isle Of Shoals where he has been working
this summer
Paul Leayitt left this morning for Brad
ford and West Fairlee, where he will spend
three weeks vacation.
James Cruickshank is at work again af-
ter being laid of three weeks with an in
jury to one OF his arms.
Donald McPhee is passing ten days
vacation in Sherbrooke, p. O., visiting
friends and seeing the fair.
Midshipman G. Truman Swasey is ex-
pected home tonight from Annapolis He
will have months vacation.
There will be a regular meeting of the
Socialists in the Wheelock block this even
ing at o'clock. Alex. IronsIdes, Sec.
Prof. and Mrs. o. X. HOLSTER have re-
turned to Barre from North Montpelier,
where they have been spending the sum-
mer
Mrs. II G.. Whitehall has moved to Bur
lington where her son, Martin Sargent,
expects to enter the University Of Yer
mont.
Miss Maud Roben and Miss Bernice
Darling returned last night from the Isle
Of Shoals, where they have been working
tnts huAhlheF.
Granite City Lodge odd Ladies' will
meet Friday evening, September 2, at $50
p. m. The amusement committee will
please meet at $50 p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Poverty who have
been visiting in the city for two weeks
went to Rutland today. Mr.. Poverty is
salesman for Young Bros
tits announced that Mrs. Emily r.
Roberts and Captain Weston A. Pattee,
both OF Montpelier are to be married on
Wednesday, September 7, at the home Of
the bride on Downing street in that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. OrvlIle Adams leave
tomorrow morning for trip to the White
Mountains and 10 Portland Me. During
Mr.. Adams absence Frank MeEnany win
be acting agent at the Central Vermont
station.
| Sixty-nine additions we're made to the
voting lists at the meeting Of the board Of
civil authority last evening. Tonight is
your last opportunity to register for the
coming election and IL your name isn't on
1.-THE list you should be sure and attend to
Fit.
You will be surprised to find that you
/ can save from 75e to 81 so by taking ad.
vantage Of the shoe clearance sale at A. A.
Smith q Brothers., nevertheless yon will
! ind by investigating that it Is true. See
their advertisement In another column Of
this paper.
/ The private engine, ST. Lawrence, with
the following Central Vermont officials, r,
i II. Fitzhugh, w r. Mullens and j f.
i Dalrymple, on board, arrived this fore
| noon After an interview with the local
agent, Mr.. Adams, they left for the south.
/ Mary Elizabeth, daughter Of q. L. and
! Sarah Averiil Morris. died this morning
Of meningitis, aged eight months. The
funeral will be held from the house, 100
| fremont street tomorrow afternoon at
O'Clock. The Rev. Mr.. Poole will officiate
and the interment will be in Hope GENE
terry.
4 f. NJ Richardson and daughter, wht
have been visiting Mr., and Mrs Jnstus
Ketchum and Mr.. and Mrs. Huntington q
few days, started yesterday morning fol
Bradford They win visit at severa
places between here and Boston and ther
will return TO their home Ia Rochester
Il MINI.
The ever popular VIM. III Vests Biz
Minstrel Jubilee will hold forth at ths
Barre Opera House on Sept and it II
promised by the management that this
season they have gathered together mos
Of best known minstrel stars on the stage
The attraction is receiving the endorse
ment Of the press everywhere.
Il j. K. Ward anc Dan Perry made raid
on the finny tribe in Brookfeld streams
yesterday last chance. The result
was two baskets Of trout which passed in.
spection Of two fish commissioners. Mr.
Wards creel, which contained ~ pounds
and three ounces, was on exhibition a
browns drug store last evening. The
largest trout weighed one pound.
About 40 young friends Of Miss Dors
Robertson gave her surprise party at be-
home on Washington street last evening
the occasion being In honor Of her elev
enth birthday. Miss Dolly Blann in be
half Of the company presented her with /