The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-01
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Ed Perry's advertisement.

Read yaughn's Saturday sale.
FAN hats and caps at 1TeNvhorter's.
Special lot Of light outings at 5iAc
at Abhott's
Mrs. Mary Reavey went to Derry, \.
H., today on visit.
Try eocoanut bon-bons, 1oe per pound,
lat Park & stephens
i. NJ. Tayutor went to Waterbury this
morning on business
The Labor Day picnic committee meets
tonight in Painters hall.
DR.. George Fl. spiller, optieian, viii
be at the City Hotel, Sept. !.
William ]. Brown of Newport is
visiting his uncle, P. I. Brown.
children's shirt waists and blouse
waists, for school, at AieWhorter's.
Miss Bessie Cave has returned to her
position in the Bradford Graded schools.
3r. f. NJ. Lynde went yesterday to
Old Orchard, Maine, for a few days out
ing.
Miss Annie Ayerill and Ruth Averill
have returned from a two weeks visit
in Glover, vt.
The Rev G. H. Watt viii preach at
the Boutwell, school house Sunday after
noon at 3 o'clock.
Georgiana, Sophia and Charlie Bonn
bard went to Montreal today for
month visit with relatives.
The interest on the Barre Savings
Bank and Trust Company's notes be-
comes due September first.
DR.. and Mrs. J. Z. insolvency went to
Burlington this morning to attend the
Ilntercity- Burlington ball game.
Mrs. NJ G. Sawyer and son, Urban, re-
turned last night after spending ten
days in Boston and at the beaches.
Hiss Grace Newhall entertained
few friends at a corn roast near her
home on Kinney street last evening.
A. F. Clark, who has been visiting
friends in the city for week, went to
White River Junction this afternoon.
a good chance to save money. III YOU
want dress skirt see those brilliantine
skirts at Perry's on Saturday for $3.50
each.
DR.. + NJ Lynde left yesterday noon
on a short vacation trip TO Boston. DR..
j. Hall takes charge Of the Office during
his absence.
Mrs. Richard Yeale entertained the
| Tourist club at her home On Patterson
her sister, Mrs. Harry 0sgood, Of somer-
lville, Mass.
/ During the month Of August there
were q arrests for intoxieation in Mont.
lpeher Seventeen paid their fines and
-four went to Rutland
| There were seventeen tickets sold at
| the local Wells River depot this morn
ling for the excursion to the Sherbrooke
fair which opens tomorrow.
Those pound jars 81 petroleum Jelly
IN our window, at Is cents each, i
about half the regular price. c. H.
kendfiek & Co., Druggists.
Conductor Bart Fitzgerald Of the Wells
River road and Robert Murphy Of this
city leave Saturday night on the Grand
Army excursion u Denver, Col.
| Alderman and Mrs. II. II. Burke and
Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Burke leave to-
morrow on an automobile trip to Bur-
llington and Plattsburg to gone several
days
/ The residents of Highland avenue to
the number of "a enjoyed an outing
aud picnic at Dewey Park yesterday af-
lternoon. The occasion was delightful
lone.
i The local base ball team put in some
lsharp practice at lntercity park yester-
lday afternoon 10 keep themselves in
trim for the game at Burlington this
afternoon.
Harry Whitcomb went TO Boston yes
terday, in company with B. II. Wells,
Ito bring home Stanley automobile,
which he has purchased. He expects to
reach home sometime Sunday.
Dr. and Mrs. III. b. Hanson Of Hines
burg expect to leave for Egypt about
the middle Of October. The formers
practice at Hinesburg will be taken by
DR.. John Murphy Of Richmond.
All parties looking for Edison gold
moulded records viii do well to call
at 20 Elm street, as have full list
Of September numbers shall commence
playing them tonight 1t o'clock. n.
i. Hayward.
The r p. Cate agency offers for sale
the Tilden property on North Main
street This is one OF the most desirable
locations on North Main street. The lot
has 122 feet frontage and a depth Of 21s
fleet For further information apply TO
| Mr. Cate.
Il \. II. Goodfelow Of this city engaged
las piano tuner for the Wilder store and
lis To have route covering towns along
tile line Of the Montpelier & Wells River
traifoad and all towns off the railroad.
Mr.. Coodfellow win become a member
of the Montpelier Military Band, play
ling flute and piccolo.
! Owing to the weather the Odd Ladies
held their picnic at Dewey park and
had a very enjoyable party There were
ehildren's racing, dancing and married
Il ladies race, resulting 40 follows; Mar
Tried ladies' race, Mrs Mearns, FIRST prize;
Mrs. Veal, second; first Ill place kick,
Mrs. Banckie; girls race, Linda Veal, first,
bella Forbes, second; children's race,
Frances Mearns, first; Warmwa Veal,
second.