The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-05
TALK OF THE TOWN.
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Miss Ethel Benis Of Plainield visited
friends in the city last evening.
0. Fl. Hale went to Shelburne today to
attend the fair there this week.
The Loyal Temperance Legion meet
ing viii be held Saturday, Sept. Q.
Mrs. E. L. Church OF North Hartland
is the guest OF Mrs. ". A. Church.
John N. Mcdonald has gone to Troy,
IN. Y, for short visit with friends.
George E. Fox went to Plainfield this
morning TO spend the day with friends.
Constable w. F. Cutler of South Barre
has gone on the G. A. r. trip to Dem
yer.
a. j. Skinner began work as meat cut
ter at Smith & Cummings this morn
{ ing.
Master Paul Gordon returned satur-
day from visit with friends in White
River.
A. Colombo Il expected to arrive in
the city tonight from an extended visit
in Italy.
John Bishop, who has been on two
months visit to England, has returned
to Barre.
Misses Winnie Kirk and Eva Roberts
Of Franklin, N. H., are visiting at 4. M.
Stafford's.
Miss Josie Cram OF Providence, R. T.,
is visiting at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
E. L. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs Al w Whitney Of Ghel-
sea are visiting their daughter, Mrs.
Henry Hodgdon.
Dana Church has returned home after
months visit in West Fairlee and
North Hartland, vt.
Mrs. Mary Erickson has returned from
Denmark and Finland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mari returned
yesterday from business and peasure
trip to Ely and West Fairee.
James Carswell and William Ayers re-
turned Saturday night from two
weeks vacation spent in Boston.
| McWhorter has ready-to-wear fall
dress suits, Prince Albert suits and
tuxedo suits. All sizes in stock.
Harold Robinson returned yesterday
iron his home in Warren to resume his
studies in Spaulding High school,
| Nh. and Mrs. James Robertson ar
rived in town Saturday night from Mont
lreal, where they have been visiting.
! School began this morning. Start the
/ children right Shoe them with our
"PoIliwogD school shoes. Perry & Camp.
Miss Gertrude Goodrich Of Hardwick
larriyed in the city yesterday for a visit
lat the home Of her brother, II. A. Good
Irieh.
Pereival Bennett left on the midnight
ltrain Sunday for Salem, Mass, where he
win visit his brother, Lieut.. Arthur Ben
lnett.
Among those who left on the G. a. r.
Excursion to Denver were John W. Aver
lin and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles LePage Of
Barre.
Miss May Bell and brother, Clarence
who have been visiting in Barre, return
ca to Concord, n. HI, yesterday to attend
school,
Charles Mcdonald left yesterday noon
for New York after two weeks visit at
the home Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
John Mcdonald.
James Reaside, Philip Ellis and Walter
lTimmons went to Orange yesterday
hunting. They are reported to have shot
nine partridges.
Rev Charles c. Conner goes tonight
TO Brattleboro where be gives an address
tomorrow evening before the Uniyersalist
State convention.
Mrs. C. A. Brown and son returned
yesterday from months visit in St
Adams and other places in the northern
part Of the state.
Mrs. James Brown and daughters. Miss
| Agnes Higgins aud Marguerite Brown
left on the noon train for a visit in
Manchester, n. II.
james Hall returned last night to Bos-
ton after a visit with relatives in the
city, Mrs. Hall will remain at the home
OF her parents for while
IN order that the public may take adj
vantage Of the great clearance sale al
A. A. Smith & Bros store they viii open
this evening until 10 o'clock
The regular meeting Of the council Of
the Ladies Aid society Of st, Moniea's
Will DC AttA tfAAhN9N+tt SNNAttiis
at $50 O'Clock in the convent.
Miss Lottie NJ. Blanchard OF West
Windsor, who has been visiting at heI
cousins, Mrs. Nellie r. Blanchard's, for
the past two weeks, has returned home
Miss Josie Briggs, who has been visit
| ing at the home of c. s. Wallace, went
to South Royalton today for a visit be-
fore going to her home in Somewillei
Mass.
Ikey and Abey," which comes to the
! opera house Saturday evening, is new
production this season. On Sept, rs, II
, will begin a weeks engagement at the
Globe Theatre, Boston.
Anyone suffering with rheumatism, /
would recommend them to try Mr..
Charlie Stones Pepper Oil. | have used
it and find it the best remedy ever
tried. It can be had at my shop. Moses
Charbonneau.
Now that ] am better from rheuma-
tism ] viii make new work. Sewed OF
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