The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-09-26
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Grapes Is, 20 and 25o at sowden Ly.
ons
cranberries Toe per quart at sovden 4
Lyons.
See the union suits for women at
yaughan's.
/ Columbia shetland aoss can be found
az yaughan's.
AIR. and Mrs. Daniel Morse spent Sun
day in Mortified.
Mrs. John +. Davidson is sick at her
home ON Berlin street.
Charles L. Converse returned last night
from a visit in Woodstock.
| Auction sale of 10 room house on Cot.
! tage street October /. See adv.
Fancy hay for horses for sale. Apply
to Ed BelYiIle at McGowan's store
| The Cleaners will meet with Miss
Chandler on East street, tonight at 745
| Miss Mabel Harkins Of Stoneham,
Mass, i the guest of friends in town.
Fred Clay returned yesterday from a
business trip to Buffalo and New York.
Children's fleeced vests and pants white
or gray, all sizes, only l5c and 25c al
Vaughan's
Meeting Of Barre Typograp hieal I'm
ion, No. 402, this evening at 3 O'Clock at
tie Times Office.
| Mrs. Fred Beede has returned to her
home in Lowell, Mass, after visit at
the home of Fred Clay.
The Methodist choir win meet for re.
hearsaI Tuesday evening at 7.30. full
attendance IS desired.
a daughter was born Friday evening
Sept. 23, to Mr.. and Mrs. j. Wallace
Grady of Bolster avenue
The degree team, Al. w. Of A., Il re-
quested to meet at the Pavilion this
evening at 7 sharp. Important.
! N J. Roberts has purchased Of b Z.
Briggs his house at % Orange street for
home, and he Is moving in today
There are many new styles in boys
and ehildren's suits and oyercoats. All
can be found here Moore & Owens
Mrs L. Z. Townsend and Miss Kate
Bowles visited at the home Of Mrs
George Tillotson in Mortified yester-
day
Frank Beckley returned to the Uniyer
Isity of Vermont at Burlington this morn
ing after spending the summer vacation
lat his home here.
/ Rally Day was observed by the sun.
day schools Of the Baptist and Congega-
tional churches yesterday, special exer-
cises being held.
| Fowne's kid gloves give the best Of
satisfaction. We have new stock for
fall. We fit them if desired. Price,
Si.5o. Vcale & Knight.
/ The Episcopal ladies win hold plan
tation supper in the basement of the
church, Wednesday, Oct 5. Watch for
/ further announcements.
The 16. years-oId son ii Joseph Bottle.
Inelli Of Berlin street was taken to the
Heaton hospital at Montpelier today fol
an operation for appendicitis.
The degree team Of the NJ. w. Of a.
are making the greatest efforts 10 make
their fair one Of the events of the season
Il opens in Hales' Pavilion October 18th
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. N. RI. Davis al
Monticello, Wis, son on Sept. 20. Young
Master Davis is q great grandson Of
Mrs. \. Z. Cults Of Highland avenue
this city.
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/ saturday afternoon the second game be.
tween the Rangers and Bon aecords as
ISOLATION foot ball teams lad to ID
pc iponed
The Rev. Brian G. Roberts went today
TO Sugar Hill. M H., to visit Bishop Tai
bot Of Pennsylvania, who was formerly
known to Mr. Roberts in the western
mission field.
The Dr. Marshall who WAS killed in
the Melrose. Mass, accident. in which an
electric car was blown up after it struck
box Of dynamite. was a cousin Of H. a.
Holt Of this city.
BERTHE H. Hutehins, the Older son Of
Il 4 B. Hutchins, who has been at work
for G. Jones in Putney returned home
last week and is sick with the typhoid
fever al his home in Orange.
Miss Estella White, aged II years
died Saturday at the home of her uncle
Arthur +. White Of Montpelier, of heart
trouble resulting from rheumatic fever
She was apparently recovering from her
I illness up to Monday
Merle Clark, Carl Heain, Thurman
Dis and Ray Curtis went to Burlington
this morning to enter the University 81
Vermont. The first two are graduates
of Goddard seminary and the last two
Of spaulding high school in the class Of
l904
john Docherty, an electric railroad
conductor. has decided not to 20 into the
police service in Panama He will rel
main in Montpelier and be conductor or
the Seminary Hill ear in place Of T. b
Miles, who has been transferred to the
main line.
Carroll M. Strong arrived in this city
yesterday from Boston where he has
been employed by Lewis & Co., druggists
He viii remain for a short time with rel
atiyes, after which he viii leave fol
Albany, n. Y, where he win enter q
pharmacists school.
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