The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-24
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Local Happenings Tersely Told for Busy
Readers.

Golf gloves for 25c at veale &
Knights.
Guns to rent 25c per day. Averill
music company.
See the Heatherbloom petticoats for
S2.1o at Abbott's.
Frank S. Williams Of Bradford was in
The city Saturday on a business visit.
Tl,e Presbyterian church fair win be
held IN Hale's pavilion Nov. n ~ and
rs,
Mr.. ana Mrs. Il. i. Taylor went To
Woodstock today to attend the fair this
week
Miss Nina Exacken Of Burlington was
the guest Of Miss Nellie Sadlier over
Sunday.
|. There will be b regular meetikg Of the
clerks union on Wednesday eEsning al
80 O'clock.
There will be meeting Of the Glenu.
gle club at Miles hall, Monday, Sept
"a, AZ p. m.
Worden Lampman resumed york To-
day in Hendricks drug store after q
weeks vacation.
The Pearl street rugby team detected
the Mount street Winners Saturday hy
the score Of ~ to D.
William Mercer returned yesterday
from Newmarket, Ont, where he spent
two weeks vacation.
Special meeting Of the Ladies' Aid SO
ciety Of the Presbyterial church will b.
held tonight at I o'clock.
Miss Lucille Even, who has been il
the White Mountains all summer rel
turned home Saturday night.
Allen Reid and James Carswell, who
are attending Norwich university al
Northfeld spent Sunday at their homes
ia this city.
The GAO train over the Central Yer
mont last evening did not arrive herr
until midnight owing TO an accident OF
the main line at Bethel.
John Carroll OF this city viii take III,
place Of Harry G Webber in the Whit
tier orchestra Of Montpelier, the latte
having resigned to accept position Al
viola player in keith's theatre New
York
The Atrurians vii met with Mrs
Bishop, as Park street, Wednesda,
lafternoon at half past two. Lessor
study, Beginning OF England's Sc,
Power" Quotations from fayorite Eng
lish authors.
Under Southern Skies" which come
e the opera house Tuesday night is th
only play of Southern life that does no
bring in either a ~Northerners, "sol
dier" Or emeonshiner' 1t is purel
Southern in character and atmosphere
Tickets now on sale.
/ Victor s. Malnati an empIoye Of Bar
clay Bros, was taken i'll Friday and wa
unable 10 90 to his boarding place i
Montpelier, so was taken to his sister
on Granite street. It was thought
might have typhoid fever, but he
slightly better today.
An unknown man, who was smokin
a pipe, fell from the running board Of a
electric car in Montpelier Saturday al
ternoon and landed fiat on his fact. Ih
pipe was driven into his face and con
Epletely smashed. The car was stoppe,
the man again mounted and the ear pre-
cecded Mr.. Unknown was bleedin
quite profusely in the face but seemed {
have sustained no serious injury.
On next Wednesday evening the pa
irons Of the opera house are again I
iiave an opportunity of witnessing til
beautiful and ever welcome @idyl' \
the Arkansas Hills, Human Hearts. a
who have sat under the spell of this il
telesting story Of plain honest peopi
| Nill surely avail themselves OF tn
chance of seeing it again, and those VIII
haven't should not fail 70 attend.
Mrs. Rose Gallagher and two ehildrc
Of this city were driving near Tabor
crossing in Montpelier Saturday after
noon when their horses became fright
encd hy train. A thirteen years -ol
hoy was driving and he was unable I
quiet the horse which threw the occt
pants Of the carriage 70 the ground "
ing stopped a short distance away. Mr.
Gallagher got a cut over the eye and sll
and the children were somewhat bruised
The large audience which gathered /
The opera house Saturday evening agree
that Marie Dockman had an oxtremcl
good set Of teeth The woman too
dining chair between her jaws and di
all sorts of gymnastic stunts with tl
chair balanced above her head. She ems
ed each stunt with a dizzy whrl wit
the chair still gripped between her teetl
Those in the front seats lodged for the
thought Marie's teeth would lose the
grip, but they didn't Marie appeared d
a speciality with "The Irish PAW
brokers" company.
In bankruptcy court Saturday B.
Bailey was discharged as trustee Il
Haseomb Brothers Of Montpelier.
The case of Addie y. Coblegh, i.
Wood WIS discharged as trustee and ~
per cent dividend was declared In q
ease Of Marx II. Rice, Trustee W. J
Therault was discharged A dividen
81 per cent was declared, making
total Of ~ per cent in all. Earl r. Dayi
trustee ia the case Of the Barre eo-operG
tive store was discharged. A diyiden
OF and as per cent was declared NAL
ing Il total OF 20 and as per cent IN
cases Of Julia Kane of Montpelier, I4coi
ard Huntley OF Waterbury. and Fred
Wales Of Cabot, were adjourned INT
next week. 4 one per cent dividend wa
declared ID the cases Of Thomas Eaga
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