The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-27
New furs at vaughan,s.

Miss Mary Anderson, the nurse, has
gone to New York for few days visit.
4 Souvenir postal card free with every
sheet Of music sold. Ayerill Music CO.
One OF the latest songs out, @Texas
Dan" 10 cents. at Harris Hale block.
Il There viii be a meeting Of the clerks
this evening, and all are requested to
be present.
/ There win be regular meeting Of
the Knights Of Columbus this evening
at97:30 o'clock.
It's time for your fall suit. Come
see the best in the land for the money.
Moore 4 Owens.
Il Fred Slayton and Andrew NJ Morri-
son drove to Washington this morning
to attend the fair.
i j. w Vaughan left last night for
New York and Boston TO buy winter
goods for his store.
The annual meeting OF the Odd Eel
lows Of this district will be held at Wa
terbury October "a.
Alexander Emslie went to Brattleboro
this morning to stay during the four
days Of the Brattleboro fair.
Alfred Ligouri, who has been clerking
! in browns drug store, left this noon for
his home in New London, Conn
Miss Jessie Beattie leaves today for
1 Ciaremont, y. HI, where she IS TO en-.
ter training school for nurses
Bart Fitzgerald resumed work as con
ductor on the Wells River road this
morning after few weeks vacation.
BE- sure and look at our winter under
wear for ladies, misses and children be-
fore YOU buy elsewhere. yeale 81
Knight,
The annual meeting 81 the Cosmopoii.
tan club viii be held Thursday, Sept.
2s, at 1880 p. N. A fuil attendance is
desired.
There will be an adjourned meeting of
the Board of Civil Authority at the city
court room tomorrow evening at I
o'clock.
W. Al Moore Of the firm Of Moore
Bros. & Brault, returned last night from
business trip to New York and Penn
syivania.
# the Merchants Association decide
to close their places oil business October
f Montpelier centennial, the public
schools win also close.
All those having table cloths belong.
ling to the III. f. church, please re-
turn to Mrs. O. II. Kenerson. No. 1
Church street, before Friday next.
Phillip j. Halyosa, state organizer 81
the 4. T. Of L, left this morning for q
few days visit IN White River junction
and Bellows Falls in the interests Of
nnionism.
A meeting Of the Barre Quoting club
will be held in the room over the old
| Cooperative store, Thursday evening.
Sept 2sth, at Gao. ] NJ Fraser, Sec
Rotary.
Conductor G. 4. Leland Of tile Central
Vermont branch freight, has been trans
ferred to the Barre yards and j. @.
Smith of st. Adams, Il taking his place
until Charles Simmons goes back 0cto
Der /.
Ruined Lives will be seen next week
at the Barre opera house On Oct B. It
was produced iii Boston early in May
and received most nattering consider
alton from the press. 1t Is sensa
ti6aal drama.
a Holy Cross college correspondent
writes that his colleges pitching staff
will be strengthened BY Fraser a
prominent Fitehburg twirlera This is
Jack Fraser Of Goddard seminary,
who entered Holy Cross this fall
One oil fhe largest real estate trans
fers Of the season was made yesterday
IN the office 81 Frank Plulnley at North |
field by the ID. A. Perry Real Estate
Agency, when the VI. II Plastridge farm
was sold to Cyrus Whitney of Barre
The trade involves about $4,000, and
10 the transfer $50 acres Of land chang
ed hands.
Hermon Campbell returned last even
ing from d visit of several days in Hyde
Park, where he went chiefly to see
Adolph Collins Of this city, who Is very
sick. Mr.. Collins was taken to Hyde |
Park last january and has not shown
much improvement until recently. It |
Is now thought that he IS slightly bet
ter
A lecture on Christian Science will be |
given under the auspices Of First Church |
of Christ, Scientist, of Barre, VT, on |
Thursday evening, Sept rs, at O'Clock, !
jim the Universalist Church, BY Professor
Hermann s. Herring, q. s. B., of Boston,
Mass, member OF the Christian Science /
Board Of Lectureship Of The First /
Church Of Christ, Scientist, in Boston,
Mass. The lecture is free and all are
cordially welcome.
The funeral of Lizzie Nj Sawyer, who /
died in Berlin Monday afternoon, OF tu-
berculosis, viii be held tomorrow after
noon at two o'clock, the Rev, J. Ed
ward Wright officiating. The deceased
was 40 years Of age, having been born
in Berlin. Her mother, Mrs. Wealthy I
Sawyer, survives her, also sister, Mrs.
NE. ID. Drew Of Berlin, and two brothers,
James Sawyer Of Montpelier, and Nor
man d. Sawyer Of Fitehburg, Mass.
After seeing the Montpelier high
school foot ball team hold Goddard
down to d scoreless game on Monday,
the Montpelier seminary team which
had disbanded, took new courage and