The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-09
TALK OF THE Town.
Local Happenings Tersely Told foI
Busy Readers.

Busy Readers.
DrcssmakIne. Mrs. n. n. vassar. c.
summer street.
Mileage books % rent. Place a Page
il.i2B0lster block.
Gloves and mlttens lined and ualinsd
AZ Moore 4 Owens.
william Micrs went 10 Bndport 10.
day on business trip
". II. Buck Of Randolph was IN the
city on business today.
ST. Brown went 70 vinal Haven, Me-
today TO visit relatives.
Coat sweaters for men and boys from
q up. Moore 8 Owens.
L. spsnelli left today for Pittsburg,
Pa. where he VIII reside
Jap.a.lac finish wears like iron. Get
a can AZ Sowden & Lyons.
Fred Seymour went 10 Lancaster, y.
r., on business this morning.
William saltus Of South RyeFate was
in the city today on a business visit.
=. w. Morse returned last night from
a visit with relatives 10 81. Johnsbury,
Wanted. BY A. p. Abbott & Co. a
young man with dry goods experience.
Quimby's Clover kiss. old.fashioned
molasses candy. Everybody sells them.
Millinery opening Friday and satur.
day, OFT II and u. Miss Simpson,
Montpelier.
Mems and boys' weseuts, sweaters and
golf jackets at the McWhorter com
pany store.
Take a look at the display Of 4Ralston
Health shoes" for men in the Peoples
shoe store window.
Stanley Berry returned this morning
TO his home in Richmond after visit
AZ Goddard seminary.
White imported lenses for stone cut.
tiers glasses 10 cents a pair from this
date. Burr, the ieweler.
Miss Eva Houston Of Mortified visited
friends in the city Yesterday, returning
TO her home this morning.
Miss Josephine Briggs Of somervi'le.
Mass. arrived in the city last evening
for a few days visit with friends.
Miss Annie Charbonneau returned to
Wodsville, y. H., today after a few
days visit at her home in this city.
d. T. Titus. who has been in the city
on business for the past week, was called
to Trenton, \. j., last night by the i'll
ness Of relatives.
Miss Eva Sargents mho visited friends
in the city and attended the play last
evening, returned to her home ia Woods.
vile, \. H., today.
Notice to retail clerks: There will
be regular meeting Wednesday night.
Oct ., '07, in X. Of p. hall at $40
o'clock. Per order Harley Houghton,
secretary.
Mrs. T. L. Durham desires to sell all
her household furniture. which is In first
class condition. Apply between the
hours OF 2 and p. m. at Z French street,
up stairs.
The fisheries in Alaska have paid the
government more in revenues than Alas
ka cost the United States. This is
where the Argo Red salmon is caught
and canned.
Regular meeting Of Jumpers. Boxers
and Dmrickmens union III Carpenters
hall, Wednesday evening at 1890 Bust
ness of Importance. Let every member
be present Per order cor. sec, T. X.
Holder.
With few cans Of Argo Red Salmon
IN the pantry, and an Argo Red Salmon
Cook Book, the housewife is always pre-.
pared for unexpected company II can
b served IN many different ways.
The Senior Christian union ot the rrni-
fersalist church will hold business
and social in the parlor 81 the
,hB9ch Friday eyoningpl0et. Ill There
vii be a short programme, musical and
literary. in which brief reports Of The
national convention. held in Boston last
summer, will be giyen.g The members
ind friends Of the Christian union are
invited.
Owing to the lateness Hi letting ont
f the Grand Army Man al the
,pera house last night obout thirty
leeple from Montpelier VINO attended
lie play were unable to catch the 1lt4J
rain, hat got out Of the difficulty by
to the electric cur barn for
special car which arrived at 1.t0 this
morning. The show came from Glare
mont, M H., and was two hours late in
rriving on account Of the lateness Of /
lie trains 50 that il was nearly nine
clock before the curtain was rung up
or the first act Many Of the old
omrades who were with the show were
bout the city this morning shaking
ands and visiting with veterans they
net on the street