The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-29
TALK OF THE TOWN.

p. r. Mccarthy went to South Rye
gate on business yesterday.
DIR. George H. Spiller, optician, will be
at the City hotel, September 2 and 3.
Rev. r. a.. Poole and family have re-
turned to Barre from their summer out
ing.
III. a. Rugg Is in AIiddlebury this week,
where he is officiating at starting Judge
at the races at the Addison county fair
The fall term Of kindergarten begins
September 9th at 20 Keith avenue. Oh
rector, Zella D. Hill, tel. 2i4-22. Mont
pelier.
The fall and winter sock Of Queen
Quality shoes for lalies has just arrived
at the Peoples Shoe Store. The big
gest yet carried.
Miss Pauline Mechanic, who has been
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Brady, left today for her home
in Cleveland, Ohio,
Arrangements have been made for a
picnic OF the children Of the Baptist Sun
| day school tomorrow. Meet at church
at 10 a. m. Bring lunch.
why 10 TO Pariss The Wonderland
Moving Picture company can show you
Paris, and you can get home in time to
get a good nights rest.
d. G. Roben and son, M. G. Roben,
returned yesterday from two weeks
carriage drive through the Connecticut
valley, and the White mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. chone, who have been
visiting at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Brady, on Perry street, left on
Monday for their home in Burlington.
A party composed of Francesca Cas-
SAM, Guiseppi Cassani, L. Sartorelli, A.
Berini and Il. Berini left yesterday
morning for New York and will sail to-
day for an extended visit in Italy.
/ Thomas H. Cave, Jr.. administrator
has received a check for $1,000 from S. s
Ballard, agent for the National Life
Insurance company. in settlement of the
policy on the life Of the late DR.. J. 5
Deziel.
| Avviso gpItaliani, che vogliono andars
In Italia, che desiderano di fare III
viaggio tranquillo fino o Geneva, dov
rebbero approfittarsene del granda va
pore Molke. Che lasia New Yrk 3 Set
tembre 1907. Assicuratevi il BiglietS
da nostro AGENT di Barre, vt. Antonio
Giaehino.
II you would be prudent in ell thing
you cannot overlook the great clearane'
sale now on at A. a. Smith & Bro,
Store. About IS dozen SOC caps :,
close at 1ec. each; large lot SOC hose
29c. per pair; lot Csc hose, 19c. pc
pair; lot 15c. hose, DC. per pair; lot 81
suit cases, $49S; lot 81 suit cases
S2.os; lot SO suit cases, $1.9s; lot $1.2l
and $3.50 shirts, 500; lot Use. shirts
40c. lot Boys $1.75 school shoes, Si.49
lot Boys $1.25 school shoes, 9sc Abou
FIVE dozen $3.50 and $500 hats in darl
gray, black, colors, 95c. See advertise
ment on page 8.
The plot of aThe Choir Singer" whicl
comes to the opera house next Monday
matinee and evening is said to be NOR
than usually absorbing from the fac
that the love interest between "Alic
Leighton" and Franklin Merritt" tn
parson Of the village church, is inter
rupted by the parsons old maid sister
who is Jealous Of every woman to WHOM
her brother shows partiality. The mean
used to separate this interesting coupl
are, while thoroughly, natural, equalf
novel and ingenious, and it is not unit
within few moments Of the fall of til
final curtain, that the old maids confes
sion Of her wrong-doing clears up tn
misunderstanding and TO the great de
light OF the audience, unitcs the Ion
parted lovers. Tickets Friday morning.