The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-25
TALK OF THE TOWN.

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Girls dresses Just received at Fits.
Ladies' automobile caps just received
at McWhorter's.
Come to the auction tonight at the
City Auction Rooms.
Ernest Batehelder spent Sunday at
his home in Plainfeld.
Negligee shirts, the Monarch, in fall
weights at MeWhorter's.
Grey and white blankets, 45c per
pair, at Veale & Knights.
Bert Mercer has gone to Aliddlesex t.
work on the Alexander farm.
Mrs. W. II. Goodfelow went to South
Ryegate this morning on visit.
J. P. Marshall Of Burlington spent
Sunday with friends in this city.
o. II. Hale went to Woodstock this
morning to attend the fair there this
week.
Regular meeting Of SIinehaha En-
campment, |. o. o. f., this evening at
1890.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Noon spent sun
day at Williamstown, the guests Of her
sister.
Rachael, the eight year old daughter
Of Mrs. Addie Dix OF Brook street, is
very il.
Alex Laing, who has been i'll at his
home in the Miles block, is able to be
about again.
It's time for your fan suit Come
see the best in the land for the money.
Moore & Ovens.
McWborter can show you the largest
and best selected line Of white and fancy
vests in the city.
Harold swasey returns to Burlington
today to resume his studies at the Uni
yersity Of Vermont.
Goddard viii open its foot ball sea-
son this afternoon BY playing Mont
pelier high school.
Nicholas Benzie returned today from
two weeks vacation from Fits store,
which he spent in Newbury.
Seed cucumbers for sweet pickles for
sale About rs bushels left. A. @.
Shepard, Telephone 4o4-1t.
Miss Agnes Higgins and Miss Nellie
Brown returned last night from q visit
with relatives in Manchester, n. Fl.
Ora Nichols, who has been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. A. Spear, returned
today to his home in Stamford, n. y.
Miss Grace Mclean returned to North
field this morning after spending Sunday
at the home Of her brother, W. J. Nc
Lean.
Walter Grearson, Earle NJ Lewis and
Rev. A. Kallgren went To Fairhaven
this morning to attend the Baptist State
convention.
M HI Eddy and wife returned to their
home in st. Johnsbury this morning az
ter visit at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
~. H. Gale.
Mrs. I. NJ. Ellis and Mrs. Frank +.
Drown returned to their home in Old
Orchard, Me-, today, after a visit with
friends IN this city.
Harry Jackson returned Saturday
from visit in Burlington. He viii
return to New Haven tomorrow to take
mp his studies at Yale.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Flynn. who have
been visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. ]. Carroll, returned to their
home in Rutland today.
Ray Curtis and Thurman Dix returned
to Burlington this afternoon to resume
their studies in the engineering depart
ment Of the University Of Vermont.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Pres.
byterian church viii hold a special meet
ing in the vestry this evening at 4
o'clock. All members are requested to
be present.
Virgil Coddington OF Bethel was ar
rested early Sunday morning by Officer
Garlic for intoxication. In city court
this morning Coddington pleaded guilty
and paid a fine with costs amounting to
|S14.74.
Attractive and unique features in
Under Southern Skies are the Jack.o-
lantern pumpkin dance and the Hal
lowe'en tricks, neither Of which had
been seen ON the stage until Mrs. Park
Ter utilized them in her play. At the
opera house tonight.
On Tuesday, the Woman's Missionary
Society and the Philathea class are in
vited to 60 to Benjamin Falls for an
autumn outing. VIII all who can, please
meet at the Baptist church at 10 O'clock
and 90 on the 1915 car Each mem
Der is asked to invite a friend and go
provided with lunch. Should Tuesday
be stormy or very cold, plan to 60 We'd
nesday and if Wednesday is unfavora-
bic also, go Friday.
-Addie johnson, a Jumper at Mcdonald ,
& Buehans, met with painful accident
while at work in the yard late Friday
afternoon. a block Of granite which he
was trying to move slipped off the pile
and fell onto the mans legs, pinning
him down. The men near him helped
him up and DIR. Reid being called found
no bones broken, but the heshy part
of his right leg was badly crushed and
his left one not SO badly. He was taken
to his home on Camp street and his
injuries attended to. lie will be laid
up for few weeks.
Arthur G. Eaton Of Montpelier has
been appointpd nv tha centennial narade |