The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-07
TALK OF The TOWN.

@AN ~ AAAL 4 ~ " 49,
Tuesday first day 81 AbBott's anni-
versary sale
Important saie tor FEW dags at
Vaughan.
bargains IN stoves and ranges 1T The
y p Phelps 60.
Air4 Frank Calder went Ia Calais. Me-,
to-day for . visit Al her former home
alrS Zane Mitchell It'll this morning
f9F visit With relatives ii New Haven,
eona
Mrs Robinson ~ Thomas street has
ripe eucunabers tor sale at s0e per
bushcl.
a'he M r. Phelps Ce., are closing out
hue of stoves and ranges II unheaFd
EeE prices
G A. Murphy ST Burlington vas ia the
city yesterday visiting his mother, Mrs.
Anna Murphy
"A meeting III the Tam Gordon quoting
club Win W held III the elan room to-
night AZ Z o'clock.
The Independents Of Montpelier would
like TO arrange 3 bali game with the
treseents 81 this city.
sir. ana Mrs. &. N. Field III New York
are visiting al the home of Dr and Airs,
/ y. q. Worthen ter . few days.
RI s. Currier 81 this city has been
chosen foreman Of the grand jury which
i now celebrating at Montpelier.
Two hundred bushels of ripe euelm-
Il, ii for sweet pickles. Price 75 cents
PER bnshel. TEL. 4O4li. A. q shepard.
NJ. s. Levin, proprietor 81 the Union
Clothing Co.'S store, returned last night
from weeks business trip to New
York
There will he meeting for Socialists
and sympathi1ers at Socialist hall, Gran
ite street, o'clock this evening. All be
present
Children's fine seamless ribbed hose,
double threaded triple heel and toe, war
ranted fast and Stainless, at I5c, two
pairs for Fac, At Tho Blue store.
Airs. .Alcxander Calder and grandson,
Charles ANDERSON. who have been visit
ing relatives ii tie city, left this morn
ing for their home in New York.
The Ladies' Aid Of the Presbyterian
church will serve chicken pie supper
Thursday, sept 20. supper will be-
served from $50 To 7.30 Admission
s5c.
The opening dance in Miles hall will
be held Friday evening Sept. 6 Whit
tiers orchestra OF 10 pieces viii furnish
music for concert from ) o'clock 10 s.a5
Dancing from s.45 to III o'clock. IDn-
cert tickets a5c. Concert and dance
si.00.
Rev. G. G. Conner Of the Uniyersalist
church viii speak next Sunday morning
on ".rhe Practical Man, the beginning
Of series Of subjects. Sept. 16, The
Successful Man Sept rs, Conditions
81 Success; Sept. 10, Being Ourselves
and Doing Our Work"
II became generally known yesterday
that Lester III Greene resigned as prssi.
dent Of the Barre Montpelier base bali
association last July while he was at
tending the Elks convention In Denver.
He took that action because be didn't
ike the way the league was being run.
He therefore sent a telegram 70 D. T..
Donnelly Of Montpelier at that time
The large number Of watches sold by
A. A. Smith 4 Brother the past few
week il proof positive that their prices
are Graduating competition. Also their
sale Of solid gold rings, both initial and
Main X a success They .ptah fh5s week
to call attention to their extensive line
Of suitings suits guaranteed all wool
made up in the newest New York fash
ions at $i5, Sfs md SEQ. Their rant
clearance now going on means sofle-
thing. Mems zine dress pants 1T SI.9s.
worth S2.50 and $500; mems Sa.50 ana
81 pants going al secs. You can
buy here the celebrated President s,ls-
renders Tor soc. And other things tco
numerous 90 mention.
Nearly every seat was filled At the
opera house iast evening az the opening
night OF the May HilIman Stock COM
rany. The fact that Barre boy. jack
Mcknight, IS playing one Of the leading
roles with the company caused large
nualbcr Of his friends To attend and his
acting III the part 81 james Thorndikc
school teacher and Justice Of the peace,
one Of the leading parts OF the play, was
surprising as we'll as gratifying to an
who know him here. Mr. Mcknight has
only been with the company about one
year aud the members OF the company
say that his work has been most success
ful. He will appear il the specialtics