The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-14
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Blankets at Perry's on Saturday &C
45c per pair.
See those fine couehes displayed in
Hooker's window.
New lot Of fall top coats and raineoats
at Moore s Owens.
Il. c. French went to Mortified this
morning on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. John S Hail leave to-
day for Waco, Texas.
Miss Ella Clement has gone to Cor
NTH for a weeks vacation.
There will be a special meeting Of
Hose Co. No. ] this evening.
September 30 is the last day to get
Magazines free at Abhott's.
Harry Houghton went to Middlesex
this morning on hunting trip.
Regular meeting of Court Granite
City, No. 3, Il. of A., this evening.
The best assortment Of prints, only
SC per yard, at Veale & knights.
See what @Brown did on his half
holiday tonight at the opera house.
Miss Joanna McIeay has returned
from weeks vacation spent N South
Ryegate.
Emblem suspenders at MeWhorter's
at soc per pair Masonic, Odd Fellows,
K. of r., Red Men, Foresters, etc.
Henry G. Whitaker and George G.
Moon Of New York left this morning on
weeks hunting trip in Megantie, Z. q
Peter Abbott has gone to Artic, Conn.,
| for short vacation. a. II. skinner is
taking his place at II. ]. Smiths mar
ket.
Dr. Charles a. Gale OF Rutland arriy-
led in the city today, being called here
lby the serious illness Of his sister; Mrs.
T., n Olds.
Foreign Lodge Masons are requested
to meet Friday night in the new Mason
ic hall, Blanchard block, at o'clock.
Important business.
Alton Arey. who has been visiting at
his home in this city for the past five
weeks, left today for Cleveland, q,
where he Is employed.
| Carlo CaIcagni Of this city was ed
United to Heaton hospital, Montpelier,
4 yesterday, for treatment, ono eye being
Unframed By steel getting into il.
| Arthur d. Weleh Of New York city
was the guest OF Fred d. and Homer
i Ladd yesterday afternoon on his way
to his home after visit in Sharon.
AT the regular meeting Of the New
England Order oil Protection last eve
ming two candidates were initiated and
ten applications for membership were
received.
Companion Court Granite City, No.
T57, 4 o. II, viii hold a regular meeting
in their hall in the Worthen block Fri-
day evening, Sept. Is, at ESQ O'clock.
r. $. Minnie Bruce.
Builders will find LAWRENCE Paint
far and away beyond the common, hand-
mixed paints. II preserves all surfaces
better and costs less. Trial proves
its merits. Your dealer, E. a. Prindle,
has il.
II Two more suits have been brought
.. against Basconb Brothers, 81 Montpei-
! Ter, one BY G, e. Holmes for $50 and one
! Iby Edward Gill for $40 No attachments
were made Is everything il covered. a
! M. Daley was trusteed-
II The Swedish Baptist church will give
] Ian entertainment IN the Baptist church
5 next Saturday at T.30. Songs and
speeches IN both the Swedish and Eng
, fish language Refreshments viii fol
low. Admission Is cents.
Foot ball practice 1T Goddard semina
lFy has begun under direction Of Mr.
ECannell, IL usual There were is can
laidates on the campus Yesterday after
moon, and the squad viii probably b
increased during the week.
The funeral of tile late Charles II
Cross will Be held from the East Stats
!. lstreet home, III Montpelier. tomorrow
Iafternoon at o'clock The Rev. t. 4
Bishop. principal of Montpelier semina
: III, viii have charge Of the services ant
will be assisted BY the Rev. w b. Duke
/ shire, 81 Trinity church, and the Rev
4 r. r. Reed, of Bethany church. Tie in
ltermeut will be in Green Mount GENE
terry.
! Prof Frederic Blanchard Of Chicago
university will present a dramatic re
lcital Of julius Caesar in the Universal
: list church Wednesday evening, Sept. 20
for the benefit of the Ladies' Union. Mr.
Blanchard gave d recital in Barre las
B winter and was one of the best features
! every seat was filled and ii you hear hin
] once that IS all the advertising needed
! Wherever You see his name. place an,
4 date YOU are sure Of a crowded house
/ Admission 25 cents.
I The Retail Clerks Union held 4 large
!. n attended regular meeting last even
! ing. Five applications for membership
I were received and four new member
& we're taken iii. the new members heinz
Z C A. Merrill. Ii r Meeker, Charles Ton
J ergan and A. G. Lane. The question O
/ lraising the dues to allow for more ben
3 leiits Was discussed Remarks for th
+ benefit Of the order were given hy Stat
& Organizer 2. j. Halvosa Of the 4. F. 0
Il and President z +. Mccarthy of til
! Central Labor Union.
Z Bert NJ Cults, who has been ii 81
Z Paul for some time, writes home he VA
= a spectator at the race in which Dai
= Patch paced mile in 1:5915 at Til
Minnesota state fair grounds on Sept
:. f. Mr. Cults writes that the perform
:. ance was exceptional because the tract
j was at least two or three seconds sloA
i and this was the first fast mile the no
8 ted PAGER has tried this year. Satum
4 days hard rain and Sundays drizzlin
Z Train left only few hours Of sunshin
z to dry out the track, but ii was in com
q paratively good condition, taking every
= thing into consideration.
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