The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-10-03
TALK OF THE TOWN.

dughes Livery, Merchant street, near
Summer
See the special values in sweaters at
Abbott's.
FAN neekwear just received at Nc
Whorter's.
See the new silks for fancy work at
Vaughan's.
The best $3.50 fur neck scarf in the
state at Fits.
October Edison and Victor Records at
Averill Music Co.'S.
Mrs. +. Cechini left this morning for
a visit in Cannonsblmg, Pa.
New line of 10c, lie and 25c station
cry at Harris, Hale's block.
Mrs. Hiram Bean OF MeIrose, Mass,
lis visiting relatives in town.
DIR. r. Il. Willard Of West Topsham
was in town on business today.
Joseph Induni returned this morning
from an extended visit to ltay.
Come in and take a look at our elegant
winter overeoats. Moore 4 Owens.
G. Abiatti arrived in the city yes
terday from Itayl, where he has been
on visit.
Owing TO d break in the machinery at
Barclay Brothers, the plant is shut
down today.
Frank Commolli and NJ. Aletti win
leave next week for a visit at their old
home in Italy.
Miss Lillian Gordon went to Brook
| line, Mass, yesterday to enter the Emma
Howe Vocal school.
The Over the Tea Cups club will meet
with Mrs B A. Eastman Thursday at.
ternoon at $50 o'clock.
r. ID. Mola has started the foundation
for brick block on Berlin street, which
| he will use for d store.
William Duff has returned from few
days visit at the home Of Rev. William
Wallace at South Ryegate.
Mrs. John Daley Of Burlington arrived
in the city this afternoon TO visit her
daughter, Miss Margaret Daley.
Fred n. Bradley went to Fairfield this
morning to attend the wedding of Miss
AUGUSTA SouIe and Dir. A. p. Patten.
+. d. Iadd, b. W. Hooker and a. n.
Abbott vent to nnbridge fair this
morning in the formers automobile.
The barber shops Of Barre viii be
open until 8 tonight and will close AZ 4
4. m. tomorrow for the balance Of the
day.
A wreck train from st. Adams worked
lall last night clearing away the debris
tfrom tile Nllliamstown railroad at Ber
lin street.
The Electric Sausage factory, for
merly located Oh Gsanite street, has been
installed in Angelo Scampini's building
| on Berlin street.
Charles Kenyon took party consist
ling OF e. n. Kenyon, A. G. Moore, and
Homer Fits 20 the Iunbridge fair in
lhis automobile today.
| Goddafd's bootball eleven has been
strengthened by new guard. It il
Stanley Berry Of Richmond, who is said
to be strong football man.
The merchants decided last evening
not to close their places Of business to-
morrow, the occasion Of Montpelier Cen
tennial al capitol of Vermont.
All those taking part in the Old Maids
association are requested to meet this
eerning in l. @. # hall after the regular
Injecting Of the Ladies 81 Clan Gordon
/ Tor rehearsal.
Congressman Kittridge Haskins, re-
presenting the second Vermont district,
ARRIVED in town today for d short visit.
He i attending the Centennial celebra-
ton in Montpelier.
| j. Jarvis was arrested last evening
lDy Chief Brown for intoxieation. III
lefty court this morning Jarvis pleaded
guilty TO a second oliense. He was fined
SIS and costs Of $500.
If you're going to paint you should
| have the valuable tips we are send
| ing out about LAWRENCE Paint. They
will save you time, labor and money
Write or telephone. L. a. Prindle
sells 1T
j. Ii Robinson, the American Express
agent, who was in the wreck on the VIII.
JAMESTOWN branch OF the Central Vermont
lraiIroad yetefday afternoon, was bruised
Iauite badly In tho plunge, but was able
% work today
All members Of Canton Tinton, M.
q, who care to have their suit trunks
taken to Montpelier BY team, must have
them All ready at the hall, tomorrow,
Wednesday morning, as $40 sure. Per
order Capt. Alex Duncan.
Montpelier has carload Of fireworks
to shoot off tomorrow night. The dis
| play viii be on the Langdon meadon, Up
posite lower State street. The bridge
Twill not be placed, but the display will
face the street sa that the various pieces
can be easily seen.
Deputy Sheriff II. p. Camp arrested
]. Pare yesterday for intoxication.
lie was arraigned in city court last even
I ing and pleaded not guilty and his case
was continued until this morning when
+ he decided to change his plea TO guilty.
He was fined s. and costs Of S13.26.
The regular meeting Of Jumpers,
Boxers and Derrickmens Union, No
so, i postponed from Wednesday even
ing, Oct. 4th, to Friday evening, Oct.
9Th. on account of the centennial eele-
hration at Montpelier. Don't forget to
be on hand promptly at 7:30 Friday
night. c. j. Allen, president.
Announcement has been made 0f the
coming marriage Of Miss Edith Talcott
|of Nilliston to Il G. Webster, Burling-
ton lawyer. Miss Talcott was graduated
iron Goddard seminary in the class Of
1890, and has recently been employed
zee - sx,s .ss,.a 4sEsas. - 4ha a{&Soa rsf pnof