The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-07
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Local Happenings Tersely Tala Cor Busy
Readers.

It Is good to be jolly.
Sale of silks at Abbott's.
Dressmaking, Mrs. N. N. vassar, "a
Summer street.
"a Horrible Adventure at the Pa,
vilion this week.
Special sale Of outing flannel at Per
RVS on Saturday.
J. II. Rogers Of St. Adams was in the
city on business yesterday. ~
Presbyterian church. The pastor will
preach both morning and evening
Miss Margaret Beatou OF South Rye
gate is visiting friends in the city.
Interest Is due the first OF September
on notes at the Barre Savings Bank and
Trust company.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. i. Smith returned
last night from Old Orchard Beach, Me,
where they spent the summer.
| Harry Randall returned to his home in
| St Johnsbury today, after visiting rel
atiyes in the city for few days
Sl.00 worth OF red stamps given extra
with d purchase Of 25c or over Monday,
Sept. .. Eastern Estate Tea company.
The wonderland Moving Picture COM
pany is showing Saved from the Wreck
one Of the greatest Of all moving pie
lures.
! Public dance NJ. w. Of A. hall. Satur-
| day, Sept. Z, with Gilbertson's orchestra
Of five pieces. Admission, for gents Soc,
ladies free.
| DR.. John A. Hall, who has been in the
city on business and calling on friends,
returned to his practice in Three Rivers,
2. O., today.
S. D. Tilton has finished the concreting
which he has been doing in the city, and
returned TO his home in Woodsville, n.
H., yesterday.
Miss Elizabeth Comuskey, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Agnes Will
liams, returned today to her home in
Albany, N. \.
| The Perry Real Estate agency is Of
! fering an especially good trade in
| poultry farm near Williamstown. See
/ advertisement.
1 Dix & Coleman, red stamp cash pro-
vision store, sell the best in their line
/ Stamps gotten at their store help to
/ ill your book faster,
1 George Cassie has pasture for sale
"The old Mann farm" It is assessed ia
/ the town of Plainfeld for 1,100 VIII
sell for $1,000 and otner concessions to
close out.
Mrs. Fred Gale and little daughter,
Gertrude, have returned 10 their home
at 6s Lewis street after five weeks
visit with relatives and friends in
Brockton, Mass.
The Bible students convention under
J the auspices Of the Watch Tower Bible
/ and Tract society held at Niagara Falls,
for the past week, had an attendance Of
$500, and 241 were baptized in the river.
A double header base ball game is
scheduled for this afternoon at Inter
city park. The Lanes play the Capitals
and the Hibernians play the Knights Of
Columbus. The first game begins at
I9:15.
The funeral services Of Mrs. Flora s.
Frye win be held from the home on
Hooker avenue this afternoon at 2
o'clock Tito Rev. W. G. MaeIntyre
viii officiate. mterment in the Hope
cemetery.
Oysters in all styles, clam stews and
/ chowders. Oysters by the quart or gal
lon. Try our all cream stew. Lunches
and meals at all hours; lunches for pic.
mics; box lunches for travellers, etc, at
Union Lunch, n North Main street.
The Hebrew New Year, Rosh Hason.
alb, begins Sunday evening and its OBJ
servation lasts until Tuesday evening
/ following This is the beginning OF the
/ year 5,66S according TO the Hebrew
calendar. This holiday Is generally OBJ
i served by the Hebrews, who all close
their places Of business during its oh.
serance.
Do not forget the Vermont Commits
sion excursion to jamestown, Septem-
Der IL, 1907. Regular train service to
Brattleb6ro Special train leaves Brat
tleboro $500 p. M, via Central Vermont
railway Low rates. Stop.oyer privi-
leges. First class accommodations. In
/ quire Of nearest ticket agent and see
handbills for particulars.
A young swain from the Granite City
routed City Clerk Merrill out OF his
cheerful blankets on Thursday evening
TO get a license to take unto him a wift.
The keeper Of records and monies in.
formed the young man that Barre was
the city to get it in. He evidently nal
an idea that If it were procured in this
city it would save him some embarrass-
ment.-Montpelier journal.
Yesterday afternoon before Referea
in Bankruptcy w n. Theriault occur
red the examination of the bankrupt
IN the estate of Thomas Brady, Of
Barre, This afternoon before Mr..
Theriault as special master, occurs a
hearing on the petition Of Elias Spear,
Of Burlington, TO have certain money in
the hands Of the trustee turned over To
him, Spear claiming a priority Of right
To the same by reason OF mortgage.
Even greater values and offerings
than any past season Is what we are
able TO announce TO our many custo-
ners this week and next. Ladies' Csc.
storm rubbers, 53c; Mems r. n. heavy
working rubbcrs, 83c; also Boys and
Mems and Childrpn's rubbers at es.
pecially low prices. A large lot of
1925 alarm clocks, TO close at soc. a
lot Of $3.50 and $500 umbrellas at
Csc a lot Of school umbrellas at Ace;
a lot Of $3.50 neavy gold plated clocks
at S20s A. A. Smith 8 Bro.