The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-08
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Local Happenings Tersely Told for Busy
Readers


SOC dress goods sale at Abbott's
Read the City bakeryis advertisement.
Tie lletchum auction sale today at i
r III.
Fur pieces for early fall wear at
Fits. T
All golf sticks 75c each to close. Aver
i'll music company.
Auction sssIe No. II Paterson street
this afternoon.
Special price given on children's school
shoes at Brady's clothing store.
w. II. Richardson has down stairs
tenement To rent On Mount street.
A. Ronca of New York Is visiting rel
stiyes in this city for few days.
The Odd Ladies' win hold q fair next
MONTH Watch for further particulars.
Providence River oysters at City Fish
market, Friday and Saturday. Tel.
1913,
Tickets for the performance Of NAT
N. Wills and big company 20 on sale
tonight
Miss y. ComoIli returned today to her
home In Westerly, r. u, after a weeks
visit with friends in this city.
Miss l.u Wallace went to Boston to-
day TO spend weeks vacation from her
work for the National Life Insurance
lCo. ut Montpelier
Several bushcl peach aplpes for can.
4 ring, also Alexanderia apples for pies
etc. Price coo per bushel. D. G. Roben.
Phone 1865.
4 Tonight at the opera house the May
lHillman CO.. viii present the great west
ern drama, "On the Frontier with a
change Of specialties.
/ Justus Ketcham win sell at auction
sale all his household goods and personal
property at No III Patterson street, on
Sept. sth, at P. NJ. See large bin next
week.
There was another good house out to
lereet the May Hillman Stock company
iat the opera house Hast evening Jack
/ Mcknight, the local actor, received a
hearty hand III his specialties.
The Ministers Monday club will meet
Monday at the Methodist church. The
theme will be BY DIR. A. j. Roberts OF
4 Montpelier on THE Relations OF the
\ Ministers to the Choir All the minis
tiers are invited to be present.
The city's street department is en-
gagged in strengthening the curbing on
Jefferson street BY swapping land with
Clan Gordon, No. IN, @. r. n, the owner
of the corner lot. The city gives two
feet on one end Of the lot and takes two
feet on the other end.
The enrolment in Spaulding high
sclioi will reach 1876 this term, which Is
considerably larger than ever before
There are already I57 in attendance,
and several OF the regular students have
not yet returned. The ninth grade mum
hers 81 The high school department
finds itself cramped Tor room although
4 II now occupies the entire second floor Of
the Spaulding building. The athletic
association has not decided whether to
have foot ball team this fall, being
handicapped by lack Of place to play.
4 tall, lank individual, who pawned
Ia revolver 70 get from Montpelier 70
\ Barre yesterday caused considerable
Trouble previously in the day by order.
ing nice, fresh lobster at Miller's Inn
and then refusing to pay the Is cents
charges. He strolled out of the restau-
innt saying that he WAS looking for a
friend The waitress looked for the po-
zee and the tall, lank individual was
i'ually coaxed 10 give up what coin he
had. which amounted to 81 cents. The
waitress took the money in lieu of the
greater amount. The individual soon
lreigrned 10 The restaurant and produced
a scare along with a revolver. He exl
Ip'sined, however that he simply wanted
q pawn the revolver.