The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-09-08
TALK OF THE TOWN.
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Don't miss the alteration sale at the
Vaughan store.
A. ]. Jandro Is selling his household
goods. See adv.
Charles II. Sawyer has gone to South
Rysgate on business.
Great special in towels, As and soc
qualities, 29c each at Fits.
Six and one-half cents per yard outing
flannel at Perry's on Saturday.
Go to the Art Store today to get free
lesson in embroidery. See adv.
Ameeting OF school commissioners will
be held this evening at Z o'clock.
Miss Edith Downie has returned from
several weeks visit in Hardwick.
John Thorn arrived in the city last night
after spending the summer in Scotland.
Mrs. Alex Hanton went to Hardwick
yesterday for months visit with rela-
tives.
M. S. Levin returned this morning
from a weeks business trip to New York
and Boston.
CLANS and oysters this week at the City
Fish Market, IS North Main street. Tel
ephone 1912.
See those large linen buck towels with
hemstitched borders at Fits for Saturday
sale zoe EACH
Miss Bertha Pike went to her home 10
Waterbury last night, to spend a. two
weeks vacation.
This weather says "Top Coats.p Me-
Whorter's $1,000, $500 and $500 coats
are summers"
John Kirkland and sister, Mrs. w. II.
Had.ey, went to Waterbury this morning
to attend the fair.
WIN Reynolds, A. G Slayton, John
Trow and c. r. Wood are attending
Waterbury fair today.
Mrs. Timothy Kenetick and daughter
went to Burlington this morning for a
short visit with relatives.
Fine Irish linen buck towels 25x40 ID.
with hemsttched borders, 45c values, for
Saturday sale at Fits, zoe.
Miss Julia Romans of North Adams
Mass, who has been visiting friends IN
the city, returned 70 her home today.
The interest on notes Of the Barre saw
ings Bank and Trust Company viii be due
September l. Please call and pay same.
There will be meeting OF the executive
committee Of the Barre Rangers this even
ing, at 9 so o'clock, on the club grounds.
r. A. Bugbee left last night on an ex-
tended business trip through the west,
and will visit few days at the st. Louis
exposition.
Prof. and Mrs. c. L. Thurston, who
have been spending the summer in Barre,
left for their home in Kingston, Penn,
this morning
Mrs. r G. Carson and daughter left
this morning for Providence, r. Il, where
they win visit friends and relatives for
several months.
Miss Carolyn Enright, at 10 Langdon
ST., Montpelier, is disposing of her entire
stock Of millinery, and everything will be
sold this week.
Regular meeting Of Hiawatha Lodge, I.
| o. 0. F., No. 20, Thursday evening at
7.S0. Work. A full attendance Is de-
sired. w. l.. Stowe, N G.
Miss Carolyn Enright, formerly Of this
city, who has conducted millinery store
ID Montpelier for two years, is to 40 to
0gdensburg, n. ~, leaving saturday
The local telegraph service was Grip
pied today for about four hours ON ae-
count Of freight train wreck at Bethel
this morning, which knocked out a pole
and broke the wires
The chorister boys Of the church Of the
Good Shepherd are anticipating a treat al
Sunnyside as guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Al.
w Allen. When the moon becomes propiti.
Gus they viii be INDUCED in corn roast
at the farm.
Call at A. A. Smith & Brothers store
In the Miles granite block and see the
wonderful display Of woolens for suits
trousers and overcoats shown BY them.
Fit and satisfaction guaranteed In every
garment. Also note the shoe clearance
sale as advertised in another column Of
this paper.
II was two teams made up from the
Rangers and Bonaccords that played at
the labor day picnic, instead Of the Rang.
ers against the Bonaccords, as stated II
Tuesdays paper. The Bonaccords have
challenged the Rangers to play for the
cup which was. presented to the Ranger:
by patron, and series has been ar
ranged. The first game viii probably be
played Saturday, Sept II.
The following real estate transfers were
made through the +. B. Cate Real Estate
Agency during the month Of August
Mrs. Victor Richardson's property on
South Main street, 10 the City of Barre
for fire station, Price $500 Warren
Richardson's new dwelling on Hill street
to w. A. Slocum Of Marshfeld. Price
IS, 800. S. D. Aliens cottage on Beacon
street to A. A. Carroll. Price $4,000
Ell Perkins cottage on Cherry street t
II, Goss. Price S1,750. S. d. Aliens
rev cottage on Beacon street to VIM
Cameron. Consideration $4,000. The
4 VIII Beede farm in Williamstown to Wal
ter Matspn Of GraniteYille Considera
tion 81 800 The Harvey Goss farm II
Cabot to Ella Perkins Consideration
[ 81, 500.
The Montpelier Journal says Of the 10
cal bail players: Hub Nash has gone