The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-06
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Save red stamps.
II Is good to be jolly.
New neckwear at vaughan's.
School umbrellas Saturday at Fits.
Anniversary sale an this week At
Abbott's.
At the opera house tonight sway
Down East"
Dressmating, Mrs. N. N. vassar, Ga
Summer street.
Michael David is III at his home on
Granite street.
IA Horrible Adventure at the Pa
yilion this week.
Special sale Of outing flannel at Per-
RVS on Saturday
Extra stamps given Saturday, Sept. Z,
at The Tea Store.
G, II. Douglas left last night for a
business trip In Ohio.
4 New plaids for fall. See them. Only
l2lac per yard at Vaughan's.
"a son was born last night to Mr.. and
4 Mrs. r. +. BeckIey Of Mortified.
| Bernard Vincent Of Wells River called
on friends in the city yesterday.
! a daughter was born yesterday to Mr..
and Mrs Richard Dayie Of John street.
Fank Walker went to Randolph this
Y afternoon to play In an orchestra this
evening.
Interest is due the first Of September
on notes at the Barre Savings Bank and
Trust company.
h G. II. Hodgdon, who has been visiting
Harry Davis, returned to his home in
Bradford today.
II Harry Tilden returned today to his
home in Roxbury, after a visit with
friends in the city.
i A, II. Lund went to Boston last night
TO meet his family who are coming
from Nova Scotia.
4 r. ]. O'Brien returned to bis home in
Burlington this morning after bust
ness visit in this city
4 H. A. Rugg leaves tomorrow for Wa
terville, Me-, where he will act as the
starting Judge for the races.
Mrs. Joseph Laundry and son, Roy, Of
New York city are visiting at the home
or her brother, Jesse Cayhue.
$1,000 worth Of stamps given tomor-
row, the It'll, with one pound Of baking
powder. Eastern Estate Tea store.
The Wonderland Moving Picture com.
pany Is showing Saved from the Wreck
one of the greatest Of all moving pic
lures.
DIR. o. G. Stickney went to Burling.
ton last night TO attend the meeting
OF the State Committee Of the Y. M
O. A.
The electric cars were delayed fol
some time yesterday afternoon by Q
car running off the track at the Pioneer
crossing.
Public dance NJ w. Of A. hall, satur
day, Sept. 7, with GiIbertsons orchestra
of five pieces. Admission, for gents SOC
ladies free.
The Perry Real Estate agency is of
fering an especially good trade in {
poultry farm near WiIliamstown. Sc,
advertisement.
The corn roast which was TO hav,
been held BY the young people Of III,
Baptist church, has been postponed Of
account of rain
Dix Coleman, red stamp cash pro
vision store, sell the best in their line
Stamps gotten at their store help I,
ill your book faster
Mrs. Horace Wilson, who has beer
visiting at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
II. p. Brooks, returned today to he
home in Bridgewater
Miss Stella w. Mayo, who has beef
spending the summer at the nome Of he
sister, Mrs. II. B. Brooks, returned t,
Waltham, Mass, today.
The ,ncollected taxes have been place,
in my hands for collections, and i viii
be at my Office in the city building ever,
evening this week to receive same NJ
b. Nichols, collector,
Mrs. Alex Morton of Blackwell
street has sold through the f. B. Cat
real estate agency her cottage house I.
Ernest 0ttolio Of Williamstown. Con
sideration not given.
Among arrivals at the Northern Hote
yesterday were w. X Saylor, Newark
N. j.; John r. Johnson, Bangor, Me-
J. J. Joslyn, Waitsfeldi J. H. Cutler
White River Junction.
Miss Lila Morse, mezzo-contralto an
teacher of voice and the pianoforte, /
ready to receive pupils at her home, 80
North Main street. Terms. voice 75s
piano 50e lesson. Telephone 20l.2.
Cards nave been received in the cit,
announcing the marriage of Miss Neli
/ Gale, daughter Of Elgin Gale, formerl
L Of this city but now OF Melrose, Mass
20 Ned Eugene Wells of Enfield, n. II
Wednesday, September 4th.
George r. Marsh, who mas been EN-
II ployed as clerk in the American EXPIRES
Office left this noon for Iaconia, n. II
where he will relieve the agent Their
for two weeks and win then 20 TO Berlin
n. H., to clerk in the Office there 70
two weeks.
Even greater values and Offering
than any past season Is what we ar
able 10 announce 10 our many custo
mers this week and next, Ladies' Csc
storm rubbers, 53c; Mems X. i. heay!
working rubbers, s3cj also Boys am
/ Mems and Children's rubbers at es
pecially low prices. A large lot o
sl.25 alarm clocks, 60 close at soc.
lot OF S1.50 and $500 umbrellas a
y Csc; a lot Of school umbrellas at ACC.