The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-10-01
TALK OF THE TOWN.
wei! Above 81 thine..e

Grapes Is, 20 and 25e at Sowden &
Lyons.
J. J.. cortare went to Boston today on
business.
The best underwear is the liunsing at
Abbott's
2. slacchi went to New York last night
on business.
Miss Kate Bowles went to Burlington
this morning
Columbia shetland floss can be found
at Naughan's.
6. 4, Bobonan Of Washington was in
the city today.
C. a. Heath went to Mortified this
morning on business.
Miss Lizzie Lappin went to Springfield,
Mass, today to visit relatives.
Remember the Sterling sweaters al
MeWhorter's are the best.
More Of those fancy pears at zoe per
peck az sowden ( Lyons.
See the novelties in fine linens for ta-
bic decoration at Vaughan's.
Saturday fresh made candy zoe per
box At Barre Candy Kitchen
Miss Nellie Junior returned yesterday
afternoon from visit in Yergennes
Thecloyer club win meet with Mrs. s.
?. Allen on Tuesday at ESQ o'clock.
Fal and winter underwear at Me.
Whorter's IN a variety Of styles and
prices.
Dr. George II. Spiller win be at the
City Hotel, Monday and Tuesday, Oct.
3 and 4.
The Cleaners will meet with Miss
Bailey Summer street Monday evening
FAC 7:45 o'clock.
Mrs N. S. Leyin and children returned
last night from a six weeks visit with
relatives in Boston.
The complete report Of the vindieation
Of Charles ]. Bell, governor-elect, win be
found on page two
Atloe Mariani Of Hardwick arrived in
the city this afternoon for visit at the
home Of his parents.
Mrs. Colbun. who has been visiting
her daughter, Miss Nellie Colburn, went
20 Burlington today
Clarence Foster returned this after
noon from two weeks vacation spent
At his home in Hyde Park
~ WI Rogers finishes work al ope.
rator at the Western Union office tonight
and G. B. Kelley Of Boston Is 70 take his
place.
The Shamrock pure Irish linens have
more than one hundred years reputation.
A beautiful line on display at Homer
Fits
Mrs. Mae King who has been visiting
friends in the city for few days Re.
turned to her home in Manchester, n. H.,
today
Special reduced prices this afternoon
and evening on mems, women's on chill
dren rubhers Of al kinds at Segel &
Bradg's.
Mr.. and AIrs. II. S, Martin Who have
been visiting at the Morrison farm re-
turned to their home in Manchester, n.
HI, yesterday.
Mrs. d. d. d. Dewey Of Mora, N. vi,
who has been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
G. 5. Andrews for the past week, re-
turned home today.
60-acre farm Tor $4,000 to $4,000
down. 3 building lots on Howard street,
wish Ia exchange for renting property.
Call at I. B. Gates Real Estate Agency
for particulars.
u II Corskie, senior member of the
firm of j. r. Corskie and Son, has re-
turned from months business trip
through the West He also attended the
st. Louis exposition.
The electric ears on the Barre Mont
pelier road mimicked the ear stalled on
Main street for some time yesterday
lowing t. the fact that two trees blew
down On the Consolidated company's
wires.
The funeral Of Theodore Nelson,
daughter ii MI. and Mrs. John Nelson
81 Hillside Avenue, was held at o'clock
Rev Mr. kalgren officiating. Ihe inter-
ment was IN Hope cemetery.
Fall and winter comforters. Do you
need something new ii the line Of blan
kets or puffs for the cold winter nights
close upon as We offer an exception
ally strong line OF these goods at prices
which should appeal 70 alb thoughtful
buyers.
Nj re Rosenethal, an expert tailor
from New York, has arrived in town
and Will be vt A. a. Smith & Bros
store Friday. Sept 80, Saturday. Oct.
1st and Monday, Oct 3rd, to take meas
ures for fail suits, trousers and over
coats. Every careful dresser should
take advantage Of this opportunity to
BE fitted by an expert and get the city
styles. See their ad il another column
of this paper
Reports Of the very big success Of
David Harum" continue to come and at
this time il does seem as If the comedy
taken from Westcott's book was going
to prove to be another Rip Van Wrinkle
regarding It's lasting qualities The play
il shortly to be presented in this city
and the announcement viii undoubtedly
be received with feelings Of pleasure by
many who. having read the book, will
like to see the scenes it 50 eleverly de
scIihes, acted ia life.
The Henry Family Sextette, COM
edy and musical organization 81 long
experience and acknowledged merit
.xill af~a a sarsiea af their Dnpular on.