The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-08

Miss Dora H1ll0n q EiaAheid u Nislt-
ing her sister, Mrs. Charles Lundgren.
Loyal Temperance Legion viii meet
in d. +. church at 2.so p. nj, satur-
day
Miss Marjorie Ford Of Hanover, n.
H., is visiting at the home Of Joseph
Z. Brown.
William Frengrove is taking two
weeks vacation from Z. a. Browns
drug store.
Charles Lundgren and f. Smith left
last night on few days business trip
to New York.
4. Columbo arrived in the city yes
terday from Italy and vii reside here
with his brother.
Did you forget to pay your interest
September list at the Barre Savings
Bank and Trust Company
McNborter has ready -to-wear fall
dress suits, Prince Albert suits and
tuxedo suits. All sizes IN stock.
The opera house opens under It's new
management this evening when Down
by the Sea- viii be the attraction.
Don't fail to attend the sports at Gale
donna Park tomorrow afternoon. Re-
freshments served on the grounds.
Mrs J. Z. Cummings and son, Arthur,
went to Lowell, Mass, today TO visit
her brother, William Hyland, for week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nv. i. Gallison, who have
been visiting their son, E. a. Gallison,
left this morning for their home in Bos
ton.
Mrs. +. +. Bradbury and daughter.
Elva, left yesterday for a months visit
with friends ID Hardwiek and Greens
horo.
NJ. G. Emerson Of Randolph is in
town experimenting the erection of
some new cases in Neale & knights
store
Mrs. s. Avery and daughters, Mrs.
Roswell BeelSley and Mrs johnson, re-
turned last night from few days visit
in Lyndonyille.
II G. Rowland, IN. Al Boyee and Fl X.
Bush went To Bluff Point, N. III, to-
day to attend the annual Fish and Game
league banquet.
There will be a rummage sale ID Trim
| itY church vestry, Montpelier, Monday
and Tuesday, September nth and 18TH,
afternoon and evening.
For the accommodation of those at
tending the Boles' wedding anniversary,
farm will be provided.
One Of the guesses Oh tile purchase
price eli the Mari & Gordon dark quar-
lry, just bought BY the Boutwell,, Milne
Varnnm company il close to $4,000"
Miss Grace Worthen left this noon
for few weeks visit with friends tn
Newton Center, Mass. Later size will go
to Boston to attend the Boston Normal
School.
Mrs. Louis Robarge, who has been
spending the summer with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs r. L. Brown, left yester-
day for Portland, Oregon and Seattle,
Washington.
Joseph Caioagni received a letter from
his partner, Sam Novelli. last week say
| ing that he IS doing well, and that his
health Ii improving. He expects to re-
turn to Barre soon.
Revs. +. Il. Poole, n. # Lowe and W.
a. ken2ie speak at Washington at the
Free Baptist yearly meeting this after-
noon, giving greetings from their re-
speetive denominations
segels 4 Brady have received large
line Of boys and ehildren's fall caps
and tams il plain and fancy colors.
On sale Saturday at special low prices.
It will pay You to look this line over
before buying elsewhere.
There will be q special meeting Of the
No0dmen this. Friday evening i'll Hale's
Pavilion at I o'clock, for the purpose OF
receiving applications, and any other
proper business. John f. Macdonald,
Consul; AZ ]. Loranger, Clerk.
The marriage Of Louisa Lott, daugh-
ter Of Rocco Lott, and Goetano catella,
both of Montpelier. is totakeplaee tomor-
Of the brides father on Barre street.
Justice Fl II Carlton will perform the
marriage ceremony.
4 report from Sheldon Junction con-.
corning the death Of J. Fred Austin,
which was mentioned in yesterdays pa
| per. Is to the effect that the young man
! died of hemorrhage Of the lungs follow
ing illness with consumption. The body
was taken by his hrotherinslaw, Mr..
iAIceormick, to Mortified.
David Whitney, president Of the
Young Alumni association IF Montpe-
| lier seminary, was in Montpelier yester-
iday arranging for the annual banquet
| Of the association to be held ii the dim
ing hall at the seminary on Monday
evening September is, and for which
800 invitations have been issued.
John nj. Harmon, former Barre man,
has just been chosen a member Of Mont
lpelier bIue-coats, the appointment hay
| ing been made by Chief Durkee on re
commendation Of police committee. The
new policeman has been q deputy sheriff
and this summer was ticket collector at
the base ball grounds. In bis SIX feet
three, without shoes, Policeman Harmon
will be strapping looking officer
To insure the best satisfaction on
your fall suit or overcoat you should
leave your measure with A. a. Smith
q Brother now, while You have the
most extensive line Of woolens ever shown
/ in the state of Vermont from which
TO make your selection. You should
| also take advantage of the wonderful
| clearance sale now on at their store
| on shoes, shirts, fall underwear, fall
hosiery. neekwear, collarsin fact every
i thing needed for a gentlemans fall out
fit. Remember they are sole agents LOT
/ Young Brothers hats. See ADVERTISE