The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-29
TALK OF THE TOWN.

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Central Labor Union meets tonight.
Wooltex garments on sale only at
Fits.
Special values in fur-lined coats at
Abbott
D. A. Perry went to Marshfeld today
on business.
Special bargain in skirts for $500 at
Perry's on Saturday.
Pierre Benoit Of Tabhil, Conn, is
visiting c. L. Demers.
The Tourist club win meet Monday
with Mrs. i. d. Ladd.
A son was born yesterday afternoon
to Mr. and Mrs. c. r. Allen, Jr.
There viii be a meeting Of the Masonic
fair committee on Monday evening.
Special mixture Of 40-eent chocolates
for 30 cents per pound at Hendricks.
There win be a rehearsal of the Pres
byterian choir this evening at 7 o'clock.
Mrs. II. A. Morrill, Of STAFFORD Isl
visiting with Dr.. and Mrs. @. n. Reed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Segel went to
Burlington today to visit over Sunday.
Feast Of St. Michael and All Angels.
Evening Prayer and sermon tonight
O'Clock.
Clifford L. Bassett of Richmond was in
the city last night to attend the Mason's
meeting
It's time for your fall suit. Come
see the best in the land for the money.
Moore & Owens.
The Sterling sweaters and wescuts for
men and boys are the best. AeWhorter
is agent in Barre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Fraser went to
St Johnsbury today 70 attend the funer-
al Of the late G. +, Dayie.
The Goddard seminary and North
Barre football elevens will meet on the
seminary campus tomorrow afternoon.
Tutti al teatro Sabato sera 30 Settem-
bre Ii Vecehia Filodrammatica dara I'M
bellissimo dramma, ed una farsa Bene-
ficenza.
BE sure and look at our winter under
wear for ladies, misses and children be-
fore you buy elsewhere. Veale 4
Knight
Miss Grace McSorley went to st. Al
bans this morning for few weeks stay,
after which she expects 70 20 TO New
York 70 live
sf0O corsets for 69c at Perry's on
| Saturday. p. nj, G. b. Thompson, Som
erset Dress Reform and Leda eorsets
for soc per pair.
| Manufacturers having FIRST ran
dom stock monuments for sale can dis
pose Of them for cash. Address Ayerill
Granite Co, Barre, Vt.
There viii be meeting OF the com
mittee of the Quoting Association at
the postoifice block, on Saturday, Sept.
80, p m. c. Binnie, Sec.
| George w. Cram and wife Of Provi-
dence, II. T., are visiting their sister and
brother, Mrs. George Bigelow and George
w. Hunt, 81 Prospect street.
u Appiertura delropera house sabatC
30, &. N. con grande recita dalla nomin.
ata yecchia Filodrammatica. Lamort
al I'm povero pittore, ossia la Nergine
Special for saturday Home made
chocolates and bon bons S20c box. Mo
Iasses kisses, 15c lib. Delicious butter
scotch, 15c ID, at Barre Candy Kitchen
The Telegram plant was sold at aue
ton yesterday afternoon for the bene
fit Of the mortgages. L Z. Robbins was
the purchaser. Mr. Robbins bought tbs
plant to sell again, and il will be sold ii
whole or in part.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Fl. Pierce Of Worces
ter. Mass, have been visiting at the home
4 txe ,tntriFtFg <LA
Barre by automobile. They, with Mrs
Mann, left yesterday afternoon for Bur
lington and Charlotte, going by motto
lpower.
James a. Ahern's mare Annie A.
! took the blue ribbon for best gentleman
driver at the Washington fair yesterday
: being shown BY Fred Slayton, at Til
= Mortified fair the mare took seeon
4 money in the same class. Up to dat
1 she has taken four frsts and one 50
cond.
I The annual harvest supper given b
the ladies of the Uniyersalist churc
1 last evening was a pronounced success
I lin every way The attendance wa
= good, SS1 being taken at the door, II
4 supper was excellent and the entertain
4 ment was pleasing throughout a
4 lapron sale was held during the evening
4 Mrs r. u. Burr being in charge Of II
4 table,
The Barre Rangers football team
4 which goes to Mortified tomorrow, WI
4 be composed al the following players
Goal, Cunningham; backs, Scott an
4 Wright; half backs, Bernie, Mcleod an
1 Duff; forwards, viii, Burnett, McIntosl
4 kessock and Lindsay; reserves, AckeI
ze and A. Birnie. Members VIII meet d
= the depot at 11.45 a. IN. Per order
: Wishart, president.
The formation Of the parade center
y NAL day at Montpelier is announced b
y A. G. Eaton, marshal, as follows: Y.
troops, battalion First Vermont reg
ment, Norwich University cadets, batta
ion from ST. Michael's school, Montpelit
high school and Montpelier seminar.
Uniformed Rank, Knights Of Pythia
lRed Men Modern Woodmen, Knight
Templars, Patriarchs Militant and Wasl
u ington county veterans. Six bands wa
s be in the parade and detachment {
s police in lead.
g The w. C. I. U. has been fortunat
in securing the services OF Miss Floren'
8 II. Walker, instructor of vocal music {
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