The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-15
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Blankets at yaughan's.
Black Cat hose at Ahhott's.

White outing, SC per yard, at The
Vaughan Store.
See those fine eouehes displayed in
Rockers window.
New lot Of fan top coats and rain coats
at Moore 4 Ovens
September 30 is the last day to get
Magazines free at Abbott's.
Church Of the Good Shepherd, Htany
and address tonight at o'clock.
George Huntington Of Washington
was in the city today on business.
Rev. w. r. Davenport went to Bur
Ilington this morning on business,
The best assortment Of prints, only
SC per yard, at Neale & Knights.
/ Mrs. James Harvey, who resides on
the East Montpelier road, remains quite
i James Darling has returned from a
weeks vacation spent in South Rye
gate.
4 o. 4. Burbank has gone to South Roy
alton to visit his daughter, Mrs. /. D..
Mcintosh.
i Montpelier gets the State Grange
meeting which will be held December l2,
Is and IA.
shop stewards can get their Granite
Cutters Journals at the Office Of A. ~.
Smith, secretary.
Il Saturday homemade candy, zoe per
box, butter scotch, lie per pound At
II Barre Candy Kitchen
Mrs. Mary Brown Of Manchester, N.
H., is visiting at the home Of her son,
James Brown, Of Cliff street.
Emblem suspenders at McWhorter's
at soc per pair. Masonic, Odd Fellows,
X. Of r., Red Men, Foresters, etc
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Pres
byterian church viii have 4 special meet
ing Monday evening, Sept. 1s, at
o'clock,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Brown and daugh.
Ter, Marguerite, returned last evening
from q visit with relatives in Manches-
ter, n. H.
Earl Hayden, who has been attending
Spaulding high school, is now q Fresh
man III Norwich university, having en-,
tered the institution this week.
Mrs. &. i. Coppins returned last eve
I ming from Worcester, Mass, where shs
] has been for the last four weeks, caring
4 for her mother, who is seriously I'D.
The thirteen months Old child Of Loui.
. Barberi died last night of cholera iii
! fantum, at GA Berlin street. The buria
3 viii be held IN the Catholic cemetery
tomorrow afternoon,
Emory Ordway il seriously III at til,
home OF his brother, Al II. Ordway d
i Merchant street. George 0rdway D
4 Claremont, n. H., who has been visiting
I his SON Emory, returned home today
\ The Board 81 Civil Authority met TAI
4 night for the abatement of taxes, bu
4 as number Of the members Of th
H board wanted To see the moving pictnr
4 show, the board adjourned until tonight
3 Secretary z. +. Mccarthy Of the Quar-
Airy Workers international union left b
y the 3:l5 train this afternoon for 81
= Cloud, Mimi, to settle i strike ef eli
: lquarrymen there who have been Ga
Z since last July.
4 State Organizer Phillip ] Halvos
Z will be in Montpelier this evening I
J make arrangements for the formati0
of a clerks union He reports thu
3 there is d strong demand there for I'd
& union. He was In Mortified last even
Z ing for the same purpose.
! DR. and Mrs H. n Hanson Of Hines
3 burg are visitors ii the city. The dos
! tor came mp to see his sister, Miss =. d
Z Hanson, before her departure On Nor
= day for the Sibley hospital for deacon
: esses in Washington. The doctor an
J Mrs. Hanson sail Oct. ! fer Egypt.
J Attorney Writers OF the Central Vel
= mont railroad and Directors A.
Z Humphrey and !. J. Flynn Of the Barr
Z and Montpelier electric railroad inspee
4 ed the semaphoFes which have been 81
I mp BIZ the electric road at the crossing
I with the Central Vermont and the Mon
KIpelier & Wells River lines
3 Segels & Brady offer as 4 Satnrda
] special in their mems department {
Z pairs Of the celebrated tan color eavaiF
! pants, with double seat and knee, iii
III. They are the best and stfongei
pants made get for working, sportir
and hunting. Regular price, 800. OF
Z special price for Saturday only, zoe p
I pair.
] The Misses Elsie clapp, Inez Naugha
& and LA Bateheider of this city went La
: night to Washington, d. G., where the
= viii remain several days, after whit
s they will 90 to Front Royal, Va, to ei
4 ter Eastern college. Miss Clapp Al
= Miss Vaughan viii make q speciality
s languages and Miss Batehelder will Il
Z ter the musical department to compile
y her musical course.
y The Lyman H Howe Moving pictu
S company has exhibited its pictures
4 Barre twenty different times, and +
Y audience at the Barre opera house IA
~ evening was next to the largest Il
~ company has ever drawn. The capaei
= of the house is always the rule wi
z this popular company, and II was 10 Ia
= evening Something like 100 tickle
Z were sold. The views were even bett
Z than usual which il saying a great del