The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-21
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Ladles automo0ne caps Just receiver
at McWhorter's.
Albert Halvosa is able to be out again
after a two weeks illness.
Grey and white blankets, 45e per
pair, at Veale & Knights.
| Don't forget the Woodmen's ball at
iIale's Pavilion Friday evening.
4 Albert Stacy returned yesterday from
a weeks visit in Plattsburg, \. y.
The Union Restaurant serves meat
dinners from 10 to 2 each day for zoe.
Notice the D. A. Perry Real Estate
Ageney's advertisements in the For Sale
column.
Mrs. Alex Brebner and children left
yesterday for Worcester, Mass, where
they will reside
Miss Jean Duncan Of MeIndoes Fails
arrived in Barre yesterday and began
Ter duties AS teacher in Brook street
| school.
There will lie an apron sale connected
with the Harvest supper at the. Uni
versalist yestry on Thursday evening,
| Sept. Is.
Kind the good painters use Law
RENEE" on every can of it, It's prac.
teal paint-lasting, beautiful. At Z.
A. Prindle's.
Mrs. f. a. Williams wishes to in
form the public that she has moved
from 6 AveriIl street, and Is ready to
do dressmaking at 131 Washington
street.
Harry jackson finished work at the
National Bank this afternoon, and will
90 to Burlington this evening to visit
relatives for a few days before return
ing To Vale
Chief Sladding, Ed. Tobin, w. II. lIol-
den, G.. O. Averill and Il. A. Prindle went
To Burlington this morning TO attend
the meeting Of the Vermont State
liremen's Association.
Regular meeting III Canton vinton No.
Is, p. NJ, Friday evening, at 1880. The
Idegree will be conferred upon two candi-
Ijates, after which refreshments viii
tie served. A full attendance is desir-
cd.
Perry win sell on Saturday 50 pair:
OF S1.00 corsets for CSC per pair. ii
= tue Abb liitit uif 4N+s Ne pa a u1hiH'
sons, Somerset, Dress Reform and sew
eral other styles. Any kind for 60,
per pair.
Among those who went to Northfielt
this morning to attend the fair Were
1 Joseph Graham. Walter p. Scott, G. A
Wheaton, II. r. White, Ivan Leonard
William Colyin, Ernest Hutchinson, w
HI pitISin, William Mears and l. G
Town.
4 Miss Augusta G Soule of Fairfield,
4 graduate of Goddard seminary in I'll,
/ class of 1891, viii be married to DR.
john Reynolds Patten at Trinity church
Fairfield, Tuesday evening, October .
4 reception win be held at the bride
: home after the ceremony.
on Saturday We shall sell ten copiei
5 only Of the latest great hit, Good Bye
/ Sweet Marie" at IS cents per copy
Positively one only to customer Al
4 the latest song hits in stock. No wait
ing here. We have what you want
Ayerill Music CO.
I All men interested in forming Rec
reation club are requested to meet il
tie hall over saaeh & Cummings store
4 North Main street, on Friday evenin,
Z lat 7 o'clock. A special invitation to al
! old members Of the st. Monica's club L
come into this new organization.
7 There viii be meeting Of Gree
Z Mountain Lodge, T. O. @. II, NJ. u, d
Monday evening, Sept. 25th, at 81.
/ o'clock. There win also be initiation
i followed bv 4 social and dance Ful
I attendance is requested. W. I. Rowe
! f. S.
z The Montpelier clerks hope 20 organ
Z i2e a union next Tuesday evening. a
Z the meeting last Tuesday evening Their
: were twenty present, but it was decide
to postpone final action. w II. Eager
: president Of the Barre clerks, and Stat
= Organizer Halvasa addressed the meet
q ing.
q The sunday school officers Of tn
1 Presbyterian church request that tn
E members and friends Of the school brin
I as many flowers and as much autumn
= foliage as IS convenient to the churc
4 Ivestry Saturday afternoon, in order tina
: the church may be neatly trimmed fe
I rally Sunday.
q Lester H. Greene Of Montpelier say
B that Baffes challenge TO ball gam
HIwilI surely be accepted. Fred Hunting
I ton. an old Montpelier seminary playe
Eiwfil get the team together and probat
lily will do the pitching. Among tn
I other players to be drafted is Crap,
4 who played with the Wilmington, Del
! team this summer. 1t is expected tina
some recruits win be received from tn
Hiseminary.
staff Captain and Mrs. Boyd Of Ne
York tonight at the S. A. hail. The
= have never been in this part of the stat
before, so are total strangers to u
Y u hey are old and well proved Salvatio
3 Army officers, and are quite musica
+ Come and see.n Harvest thanksqiyin
z services Sunday. Any donation Of an
z kind mas be given towards clearing I'll
y corps debt Send il along, or let i
= know and we will come. God bless 80
u much. Ensign NJ. White.
Z On Friday, Sept. god, Saturday, Sep
= 23d, and Monday, Sept 25th, an e.
y pert tailor from New York viii be a
g a. A. smith & Brothers store to tax
8 orders for fall suit, trousers and ovei
8 coats. Woolens shown in full length
-. 4 4.