The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-30
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Local Happenings Tersely Told for
Busy Readers.

1ieat Inc oI coats ana suits az ADJ
bolts.
Carpet cleaning, vacuum process. H.
?. Baldwin.
Mileage books TO rent. Place & Page,
/ ll.l2Bolster block.
Send your upholstering and picture
framing to II. p, Baldwin.
f. H. Cooper Of Montreal visited rela-
tiyes IN the city yesterday.
William Duthie returned last night
from = few days visit in Boston.
! D. W. Smith returned last night from
weeks visit in Boston with friends.
DR.. George II. spiller, optician, viii
be at the City Hotel. Oct. and 2.
Mrs. D. NJ. Miles returned Saturday
night from visit with relatives in
Hardwick. e
Alex. Bird and William Elnslie left
yesterday morning for Boston and the
Brockton fair.
The G, 9. S. Ministries win meet for
rehearsal Tuesday night in X. Of G. hall
- tsNrt "tANA ~
Mrs. II g. Moody Of Washington left
this morning for AshtabuIa, Ohio, where
she viii reside
ATr. and Mrs. f. J. Owens went to
Northtield yesterday to attend the fun
eral today Of Mrs. Ovens aunt.
Miss Selma johnson arrived in the
city Saturday from Sweden and Ia Wis
ting her sister, Mrs. John Isaacson.
The regular meeting Of the Athena
club will be held Monday evening with
Mrs. George Bates, No Z Orange street.
Kenneth Nicholson, who has been via
ting IN scotstown, p. o. for nearly two
months, returned to Barre Saturday
evening.
A meeting Of the Barre Library asso.
citation is called for Thursday afternoon
Oct. 3, at 3 o'clock, at the library rooms. |,
Important business.
There win be special meeting Of
Canton Vinton, No. Q, this evening.
Sept. 30, at 1880. Work P. M. degree.
Per order lieutenant,
Harold Lamb finished work ia N. j. 4
Roberts printing office Saturday and 4
left yesterday for New York, where he
has secured position
AIRS Hattie AIinard left this morning
to spend two weeks vacation visit I
ing IN Manchester, n H., Worcest6r, 4
Fall River and BroolJton, Mass.
Arthur Premier returned Saturday
nigAt from the northern part of the
state where he has been in the interest
81 the Catholic order of Foresters.
w. II. Conner left Saturday for Gin.
lon, Mass, where he viii Join Mrs. Con-
ler, who has been visiting their son,
!. /. Conner for the past three weeks.
Remember that you can save from IS
o $40 By selecting one OF those half.
lriee suits at the Crank McWhorter Co.
tore, Just the thing for a work suit.
Airs. L L. Durham desires to sell all
Ter household furniture, which is in first.
lass condition. Apply between the
ours Of and P. m. at 7 French street,
ip stairs.
There is nothing more dainty 70 a pic.
ne or luncheon than Argo Red Salmon
andwiches or salad The cook book 4
ellis you how TO prepare them. Ask
our grocer.
II the party who took silk umbrella
rom Meir's barber shop Saturday af.
hrnoon and left a 50tcanter Ia its
lace, will call at 20 French street he
an have the one he left behind.
Trade az the up.to-date store for sta
ie and fancy groceries, dry goods, shoes,
tact anything usually found in a gen.
raj department store. Gigiere Broth b
e, Websterville Red stamp rebate sys-
en-
The state convention Of the NJ. G. I. III
Z, viii be held in Brandon beginning
day and lasting through Wednesday.
rs Il. II. Watkins, state superinten.
ent of literature and Mrs. a. j. Mason
nd Mrs. Nj. J. Green left here this
corning for the convention, the two X
liter as delegates from the local union.
This is to give notice that the state
GARD OF Health requires physicians or
~ persons who have knowledge OF
lse Of contagious disease to report the II
lme at once TO the secretary Of the III
eai board Of health Included In the B
z Of contagious diseases are whoopina
ugh, measles, diphtheria, typhoid fever, H
arlet fever, small pox, chicken pox and
ibcrculosis. III
The Honeymooners," which has en-
yed an all-summer run at the Amster.
m theatre roof in New York, will BE-
e OF the important musical attrac
1ns that viii be presented here during
9 season. This is one of the smartest III
d most lively entertainments ever pro III
led by Geo. VI. Cohan, Americas most n
oliic writer Of musical plays. II will
presented here BY o specially selected III
mpany, assisted BY a chorus generous
numbers and which is said to be the III
& dancing ensemble ia America. Attn
opera house tomorrow night.
The general convention Of the Pro.
itant Episcopal church will be held III
S year at Richmond Va, beginning
tober 2nd and lasting three weeks. Fb
e Boston Transcript viii be represent
at this convection by John w Wood,
responding secretary Of the Domestic
! Foreign Missionary society Of Tie
tscopal church and editor Of @The
Irit Of Mission" who Is one Of the
emost laymen Of the church. His re-
Is Of the Convention Of 1904 in Bos.
i, which appeared exclusively iii the
snscript, will be recalled as the best
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