The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-16
TALK OF THE TOWN.
New fms at Abbott's.
Blankets at Vaughans.

New furs at Abbott's
Blankets at Vaughans.
October fashion sheets at Abbott's.
You can get Green's fresh milk bread
at Dodge'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 s Owens.
John Byrnes went to Rutland today
ion a few days visit.
The most stylish dress skirt in the
city for $500 at Fits.
F. b AIudgett went to Albany, N.
Y, last night on business.
Regular meeting Of Junior branch, f.
of A., Monday night at 7.15.
Maurice Trow of Lynn, Mass, is Wis.
iting his parents in the city.
New city directory for sale at Barre
Book Store. G. w. Martin, Prop.
The best assortment Of prints, only
SC per yard, at Yeale & Knights.
Mr. and Mrs. f. Z. Colburn went to
Mortified this morning on visit.
Charles Wishart returned last night
from weeks vacation spent il Boston.
Get plate Of ice cream at Dodge's
tonight. The Ice cream season closes
soon.
There viii be a harvest supper at
the Universalist vestry on Thursday
evening, Sept. 2sth.
Saturday home made candy, zoe per
box, butter scotch, 15c per pound. At
Barre Candy Kitchen.
There will be a special meeting Of the
Philomathians at Mrs. Gates, on Mon.
day evening at ESQ o'clock.
Emblem suspenders at McWhorter's
at soc per pair Masonic, Odd Fellows,
Il, Of r., Red Men, Foresters, etc.
The Clover club win meet with Mrs.
L. NJ. Ayerill, Tuesday, at 2.30 p. NJ.
Business Of Importance to be transacted.
A regular meeting Of Clan Gordon,
No. II, will be held Monday, Sept. 18th,
when every clansman ought to try and
he present. j. f., Secretary.
Really good Is oftener said of
Ia ~ tAi~~NSA1 AhAtA Va aN4tN pAaSA tAlANs
See that you get it. f. A. Prindle
sells it.
The Rev. T. H. Mitchell, formerly
pastor Of the Presbyterian church, ii
expected to come to Barre for short
visit this fall
The senior class at Goddard seminary
will give a reception 70 the school this
evening, and graduates and former stu
dents are invited.
Don't make any engagements for the
week of November 6st1. Something
interesting each evening at Masonic
flair. Boster block.
The management Of the Mortified
fair has secured as a special attraction
the 25th Battery IN exhibition drills on
the days IF the fair.
Mr. and Mrs. III. ii. Eddy of ST
bloomsbury, who have been visiting d
the home of Mir and Mrs. III. H. Gale
returned to their home today.
II Montpelier i defeated BY Barre
this afternoon in tha grab for the pen
nant the supporters down the Onion at,
prepared to lay it to entertaining.
The Ladies' Union IL the Universalist
/ church will hold their annual fair on
the 18th, 18th and 18th of November.
Further notice will be given soon.
Regular meeting u Junior Court,
Barre No. /, S. OF Al, win be held III
Foresters hall, Wofthen block, Monday
evening, 1si 1t 1880. Let all members
be present.
Miss Bessie Jones entertained last
evening party Of Young people who are
about to leave for school and college.
Music and games furnished amusement,
and refreshments were served.
The insurance Offices Of Afessrs. Bal
lard, Pape and Dillon will observe the
following closing arrangements Keep
| ing open until eight III ID. Monday and
Saturday and closing at six other even-
ings.
Mrs. IT Al Richardson leaves Tuesday
for Boston to buy Christmas goods for
| the Art Store on Pearl street. The
store win be closed from Wednesday
morning to the following Monday morn
ing, Sept. IS. st
The Swedish church viii have an en-
tertainnsant in the Baptist church this
evening. There win be music and the
Rev. Mr.. Kinzie win speak. Refresh.
lments will be served Admission rs
cents. Everybody welcome,
Col Ira H. Evans who has been ii
his vicinity for sometime renewing old
friendships and on matters OF business,
left yesterday for New York to re-
main for i few days on business before
leaving Tor his home in Houston, Texas.
Charles and Frank Bascomb. proprie.
tors Of the Criterion restaurant iii Mont
pelier, have filed petition In bank
rnptey. Their assets are placed at So
900 and their liabilities ut $4,000. The
assets consist Of restaurant fixtures and
bank account. The claim is made that
although The assets are larger than the
liabilities the firm had All its available
funds IN the business and was pushed
for ready cash.
4 report, apparently well founded, is
current to the effect that Otis j. Gross
Of Montpelier il soon to be promoted
to the ticket Office Of the Central Yer
| mont Railway company in St. Adams.
| Mr.. Gross had been Montpelier agent of