The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-11
TALK OF THE TOWN.
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Jack and Jill hose at Abbotts.
Linen sale this week at vaughan's
The latest in garments at Abbott's.
+. E. Colburn went to Mortified to-
day on business.
See those fine touches displayed in
Rockers window.
New lot OF fall top coats and rain coats
at Moore & Owens.
Fall neekwear, in all the ideas, just
received at McWhorter's.
John w Kingston went to Boston
saturday night on business.
A door key with a string attached
awaits an owner at this Office.
George Richmond Of Seattle, Washing
ton is in the city on business.
Mrs. Katheryn Layelle is spending a
weeks vacation in Mortified
John Lamson of Brookfeld visited
friends in the city yesterday.
The best assortment Of prints, only
SC per yard, at Veale & knights.
F. r. jameson left this morning for
visit in Sherbrooke and Montreal.
The fall term Of the kindergarten
viii begin next Monday, sept. 18th.
A good tooth brush goes with every
bottle Of powder today at Hendricks.
Miss Kate Harrington spent Sunday
at the home Of her parents in Richmond.
Joseph Tondreau returned Saturday
from visit with relatives in sherbrooke,
lP. @.
Regular meeting Of Alinnehaha en-
campment tonight at 7.3o. Work, third
degree.
German worsted knitting yarn always
gives satisfaction. Sold by Veale 4
Knight.
James Brown went to Manchester, N.
FL, yesterday for a few days visit with
relatives.
Nicholas Benzie of Homer Fits store
is spending a two weeks vacation I'M
Newbury.
Arthur Hewett, tax collector Of Ber-
| lin, will be at a. g, shepard's the 18th
to receive taxes.
The Ladies' Aid Of the Congregational
church viii meet in the church parlor
Wednesday afternoon.
/ NJ. S. Levin, proprietor 81 the Union
Clothing store, leaves tonight on a bust
ness trip to New York.
William Sheriffs and brother, George,
are quite sick with typhoid fever at their
home on Patterson street.
Did you forget to pay your interest
September 1st at the Barre Savings
Bank and Trust Company
Miss Blanche Stewart returned Satur7
j day from Fairfax, where she went to
attend the funeral Of an aunt.
i The Cleaners viii meet with Miss Bur.
bank, 116 Washington street, Tuesday
evening, Sept. II, at 100 O'Clock,
Harry Goodrich and George Halvosa
returned this morning from spending
Saturday and Sunday on Camels Hump.
| Remember that McWhorter can fur
nish you with suit or oYercoat, made
to order, at reasonable prices. Fit guar
anteed.
Elroy, the two weeks old son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Jesse Russell of Brooklyn
street died last night Of inflammation OF
the bowels.
No more delightful opera has ever
been written than the tuneful Princess
Chic 1t IS to be produced at the opera
house Tuesday evening
Miss Mary Sexton, stenoerapher in
| the city clerks Office, is having two
weeks vacation, which she IS spending
at her home in Pittsford.
George c. Anderson, the champion
checker player Of Vermont, who ha:
been away for two years, returned last
Saturday from Philadelphia.
The advance sale OF seats to ~Tht
Princess Chic indicates there win be /
large house at tomorrow evenings per
Torrance at the opera house.
There will be a regular meeting of tbs
Retail Merchants Association. tonight
at $50 o'clock, in the Gas Company of
flee, sl3 Main street, opposite Depol
Square.
A. w. Robinson has a stalk of Shen
andoah yellow, field corn, that is twelve
feet tall with 3 good ears. The seed
came from Henry Fields, seedman, Shen
landoah, Iowa.
|. T. Potter, who is to teach in Barre
! during the month of September, has
been secured to train the speakers fol
the silver medal contest given BY the
ladies of the w. G. I. Z. the latter part
Of this month.
A congregational meeting will be held
in the Presbyterian church Tuesday even
! ing, Sept. ~, at O'Clock, to confer on
some matters concerning the welfare Of
the church A large attendnce Is de-
sired. BY order Clerk Of Session.
The ladies Of the Baptist Missionary
society win hold their regular meeting al
Dewey Park Wednesday afternoon al
o'clock Let all who can take the 2.1s
car. Take lunch and enjoy the after
noon Should the day be stormy the
meeting will be at the church,
Miss Louisa Lott, daughter Of Rocco
Lott of Montpelier, was married Satur.
Iday afternon to Gatana Capella, by
Justice Of the Peace w. M. Theriault
The ceremony took place at the brides
home on Barre street. and there were q
large number OF relatives and friends in
attendance.
! Rev. |. p. Chase Of Plainfeld and Miss
Gladys Sanders, who attended the IN.
! ternational Epworth League convention
at Denver last July, gave a very inter
esting report Of the convention at the
I Methodist church last evening. The