The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-18
TALK OF THE TOWN
Local Happenings Tersely Told for
Busy Readers.

Local Happenings Tersely Told fol
I Busy Readers.
childreu's osc sweaters at ABbott's.
Zee nIortimer's auction sale adver-
Early showing Of ehildren,s coats al
/ Abbott's.
], Carpet cleaning, vacuum process. H
r Baldwin.
25o ponie draperies for lso at vealc
& knights.
DreasmaEing, Mrs. N. N. vassar. 81
Summer street.
\ One lot white muslin underskirts fol-
$l.0O at Vaughan's.
\ Joseph Kidder IF Port Chester, N. Y.
is visiting in the city.
/ A few crab apples for making jellies
At Granite City creamery.
\ Send your uphoIstering and pictur,
framing to H, p. Baldwin.
\ Miss Barbara Clark went to North,
field today to attend the fair.
Y T. ]. Ayers Of Post Mills Is in The
city on business for few days.
/ The Presbyterian choir win meet fol
rehearsal Thursday evening at 1880.
/ Landers' straight 81 cigar Il a genuine
Rose. S. hundred, $50 thousand
| A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Jas
Mulch Of "a Orange street on Sunday
morning.
| P. F. Mccarthy returned last night
| from business visit in Massachusetts,
and Maine.
Ember evening prayer and ser.
mon at Church Of the Good Shepherd
at 7 o'clock.
There viii be meeting Of the hos
| pital trustees at the office Of a. G. Fay
this evening at s o'clock,
G. D. Childs Of Bath, n. H., who has
been visiting friends in the city, went
to Mortified today to visit relatives.
Arthur AIacomber returned to his
home in Barton today after visiting
relatives in the city for the past week.
You have seen 'eThe Haunted Hotel'
at the Pavilion few weeks ago. This
week you can see THE Haunted Kiteh-
en-
The amusement committee Of Clan
| Gordon will meet at six o'clock in the
Eastman block, instead Of seven, to.
night.
John Carroll returned today from the
White Mountains, where he has been
working this summer at the Maplewood
House.
| There win he regilSr meeting Of
Sanctuary Granite City, No. 81, S. OF a.,
| Thursday evening at 1880 o'clock in
F. OF A. hall.
A regular meeting Of Division No. /,
A. Q. H., viii be held Thursday evening,
Sept, TO- There viii be initiation and
degree work.
Philip J. Halvosa, editor Of the Union
Signal Of Rutland arrived in the city
today, to 20 70 Hardwick with P. il.
Mccarthy, TO address labor meeting
tonight.
The officers Of Ruth chapter, o. Il. s.,
are requested to meet in Masonic hall.
| Wednesday evening Sept. Is. &C 1890
o'clock, for practice. 1t is necessary that
all be present.
The Philathea class Of the Baptist
church are invited to meet ut the home
Of Mrs. f A. Cragg on Hill street this
evening at 1880. Let every member come
and invite a friend
Lewis G.. Griffishs, vocal instructor at
Goddard seminary will also give private
lessons at his residence, l44 Elm street,
Barre any day Or evening except Mon.
days and Thursdays.
The Uniform Rank, X. Of p. Is TO
have a corn roast at Dewey park Friday
/ evening Of this week. Al X. Of p.s
\ in Barre and Montpelier are invited. and
Il y hoped there win be a large at
tendance
Invitations have been received in this
| city for the wedding Of Nelson Eben
Lewis Of this city and Miss Dora Jane
Cummings, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs
James Cummings Of Lancaster. H. H.
I The marriage vii take place Tuesday
noon September -, in St. Pau's church
at Lancaster
The work Of putting in new rails, ties
and switches on the Barre branch OF the
Central Vermont road will probably be
commenced next Sunday. The rails %
be laid are Che S0-pound grade which
are being taken up on the main line and
replaced by heavier ones. The new rails
70 be laid on the branch viii be consid.
erably heavier than those now in use
David Belascos "Girl Of the Golden
West viii be here at the opera house
On next Friday evening Mr. Belaseo
has gone 20 California for ma story.
choosing the cyentful period Of 40. "The
Grip grows up in a mining camp, keeps
the Polka saloon and falls IN love with
q road agent There are three acts and
Mn eploguc the first IN the Polka sa.
loon at midnight Che second in the
cabin home OF the Girl" at one o'clock
n the morning, and the third in the
dance hall Of the Polka few days
later Tickets now on sale.
And still newspapers must remind
their readers about once In SO often that
unsigned communications are simply
thrown into the waste basket. some
times this is done reluctantly. because
the note may bear al the carmarss OF
being sent in good faith and may con
vey an interesting piece 81 news. But
II the news cannot be verified m another
way It cannot be printed, simply be-
cause newspapers cannot afford TO take
the risk OF printing lbelIous, scandal
GUS or mtruthfu matter that is an too
often concealed under the gtiise OF ain