The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-19
TALK OF THE TOWN.

sick list.
New blankets at sll prices at veale &
knights.
7e. yard outing flannel at Perry's on
Saturday.
A barrel 81 Maine CLAIMS at the City
Fish Market.
Harley Houghton attended the fair at
Mortified yesterday.
William Robertson Is spending the day
at the Mortified fair.
L. X. Booth Of Middletown, Coon,
was in the business today.
Miss Isabene CIapp began work to-
day as clerk in the Arcade.
Special in ladies' wrappers, the SIPS
kind for 05c, at Vaughan's.
Roswell Beckley Of Mortified Is in
the city today on business.
Miss Nellie Alexander attended the
fair at Mortified yesterday.
childrens bear skin coats, best we
ever had, 1915 up, at Yaughan's-
Attorney II Ward Carver went to
Marshfeld this morning on business,
Mrs. G. &. Howes went To Holyoke,
Mass, today To visit her sister who u
Till.
c. Bau returned this morning from a
few days visit in Boston and Bellows
Falls.
Mrs. Fl. A. Maxfeld ID spending the
day at Montpelier with friend and rel
atives.
p. G. Gordon returned to Glens Falls,
M II, today N2r d business visit in
the city
| William Howe OF North Arlington,
Mass, is in the city on business for a
few days.
Robert Donahuc 81 South Barre began
work this morning for the f. d. Ladd
company.
The Misses Mcqueen, Cole and Beck
| ley leave today for few days visit In
Highgate.
Bir. and Mrs. Charles Brown and SON.
Winston. attended the fair at Northfeld
yesterday
Miss Edna n. Goodfellow returned to-
day from two weeks visit in Manches.
ter, n. H.
Dolls in Dreamlande viii be one Of
the many pictures shown at the Pavilion
this week.
George Libbey Of Washington, D. c.,
Is guest at the home Of G. 3. Wallace
Of a few days.
Ripe cucumbers for sale by Mrs. Geo.
Robertson, 60 cents a bushel delivered
Telephone, 304-3.
| White imported lenses for stone cut
tiers glasses 10 cents a pair from this
date. Burr, the jeweler
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Kenyon and Mr..
| and Mrs. n. s. Love went 10 Mortified
today in the formers automobile
Attorney George E. Fox, who has been
| spending the summer in this city. re-
turned today to his home in Boston.
Make no engagement for Friday
evening. Sept, 20, but attend the chicken
| pie supper at the Presbyterian church.
Harland Maxfield Is disabled at his
home on Plain street, as the result OF
cutting his leg with an axe Wednesday.
George Fox. who has been visiting
friends in the city for the past month,
returned to his home in Boston today.
Miss In Wallace is taking weeks
vacation from her work in the Office Of
the Consolidated Lighting company at
Montpelier
The annual fall chicken pie supper
viii be given at the Presbyterian church
Friday night from $3.50 to 1880. Fur
Their notice later.
The Frank McWhorter company are
sole agents in Barre for the "Nufangl'
and Duchess trousers. Fall goods
have been received.
A meeting Of the executive and
match committees Of the Barre Rangers
win be held in the pavilion Thursday at
o'clock. J. Will pres.
Ernest OIof. the eight months old
baby OF Mr. and Mrs Andrew J. Jack
son, Of Prospect street, died last even.
ing The funeral win be held from tne
mousse Friday afternoon at O'clock.
Many windows are being broken out
in the Spaulding school building by boy,
throwing stones in sling shots. It j,
hoped that this practice viii stop. OF
boys caught IN the act will be pun
ished.
Eloise Reed daughter Of Mr. and Mrs
William Reed Of Green street, fell from
board last evening while see.sawing
and fractured her left elbow She is Al
comfortable this morning as could b,
expected.
Mr. and Mrs. f. a. Vaughan, who hay,
been visiting at the home Of Mr., ant
Mrs. II H. Vaughan df Franklin street
left last night for a visit in Portland
Me-. and Boston before returning {,
their home in Amigo. Wisconsin.
Miss PmIie Lewis pleasantly enter
tanned few friends at her home OF
Nelson street last evening. Before leay
ing a club was formed which will b
known as the "0ld Maids Retreat.
Mss Allie Richardson was elected
ident
Ivan Perry returned yesterday from
the Profile House, White Mountains
where he has been playing II an orches
ira this summer. Lyle Perry has ais
returned from Petoskey, Mich. wher
he has been playing in an orchestra a
the Cushman House this summer.
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The Salvation Army has become on
OF the institutions OF this town an,
neighborhood. while its work LITERAL,
reaches from pole to pole. lt is, there
fore, interesting TO note that specia
efforts are TO be made locally III connec
ton with the Harvest Festival celobra