The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-16
TALK OF THE TOWN
Local Happenings Tersely Told for
Busy Readers.

| Early showing Of children's coats at
Abbott's.
Carpet cleaning, vacuum process. Fl.
Y. Baldwin.
25c ponie draperies for lsc at veaie
Il knights.
Q. N. Granger il III At his home on
Summer street.
Dressmaking, Mrs n. N. yassar, o.
Summer street.
Fred Chatfield visited relatives in Ran
dolph yesterday.
One lot white muslin underskirts for
Sl.0o at Vaughan's.
Burnham Martin Of Illinois il visiting
relatives in the city.
| A few crab apples for making ielliea
Mt Granite City creamery.
Send your upholstering and picture
framing to II. n. Baldwin.
Tonight at the opera house, Mildred
Holland, in IA Paradise Of Lies"
Mrs. j, n. Hall has gone To Fast Barre
for few days, visiting friends.
Miss Jennie Murray began work to-
| day il Miss Miles millinery store.
Ianders' straight 50 cigar IL genuine
Rose S5 4 hundred, $50 q thousand.
| Miss Lhzie Brown went To MiddleseS
today, where shee II TO teach school
Miss Stella Blanchard went to Ran
dolph today for 4 two weeks vacation
Miss Julius Blodgett 81 Plainfeld vis.
tied her sister, Miss Alice Blodgett, yes
terday.
| Mrs. Emma Humphrey Of Newbury
visited her daughter, Mrs. Arthur Hunt
yesterday.
The Arcade store and II. S. Shepard
have placed new signs over the doors 81
their stores.
John r. Murray returned yesterday
from New York, where be has been on
business trip.
/ u. M. Scott went to Mortified this
morning to attend the fair, which opens
/ there tomorrow.
DR.. and Mrs. p. II. Insolvency. visited
at the home OF his brother, Dr. ]. e
McSweeney, yesterday.
| Miss Lizzie Murray resumed her work
/ in the City Bakery this morning after
two weeks vacation.
Miss Lena Moorcroft returned Satur.
day night from two weeks vacation
at Cape Cod and Boston.
Alex. MeCaskill Of A. A. Smith &
Brothers store. returned Saturday from
two weeks visit at Keith, P. 2.
Ned Il. Lewis, clerk in the office Of the
Smith, Whitcomb & Cook company, be.
gan two weeks vacation today.
There win be special meeting Of the
Ladies' Aid society Of the Presbyterian
church tonight at o'clock in the yestry
You have seen 4The Haunted Hotet''
at the Pavilion few weeks ago. This
week you can SEQ The Haunted Kiteh-
en-"
Walter IT. Chase has finished work at
| o. N Changers barber shop and left
today for Hanover. n. II, where he will
work
Charles Willard of Salem, Mass, was
called here Friday morning by the seri-
ous Illness Of hts aunt, Mrs. Abby
French.
| Mrs. Riley Burgess returned yester.
day from the Mary Fletcher hospital at
Burlington, where she has been for
treatment
A special meeting Of the ladies Aid
society Of the Presbyterian church is t.
be held tonight at o'clock in the yestry
Of the church.
Mrs. Abby NJ, French still remains
very low at the home Of Mr. and Mrs
r. y Reekicy, where she was taken sicl
last Monday.
Miss Grace Cheney and Ruth Parker
returned Saturday from bethlehem, n
r., where they have been for part 81
the summer.
The Altrmians win hold q special
business meeting at the home Of Miss
Sherbume, 81 Elm street, Wednesday
afternoon at $3.50.
| Lewis C. Grifiths, vocal instructor al
Goddard seminary. viii also give private
lessons at his residence, la Elm street
Barre, any day or evening except Mon
days and Thursdays.
Miss Annie Inelis finished work satur.
day as stenographer IN the Office OF tho
y. A. Perry Real Estate agency to ae.
eept a position in the Office OF the lie.
| land.Hall Granite company.
One Of The most interesting announce.
ments Of the season Is soon TO be real
lied, for the event of the month will
undoubtedly be David BeIasco's "GirI Of
the Golden West, which comes TO the
| opera house, on next Friday evening,
Sept. goth Tickets Tuesday evening at
seven o'clock
Alfred Audette was tried before JUS
tice Of the Peace a. G. Diekie in Barre
Town Saturday for an alleged breach OF
the peace. Tie was found guilty, and AZ
| the costs OF the case were high he was
fined one dollar aEul costs. u. 81 Davis
appeared for the respondent, and NJ, NJ
Gordon for the grand juibr,
The Boston Sunday papers did not
arrive in this city until after nine o'clock
last evening On account Of the wreck
on the Boston Maine early yesterday
morning, which blocked the road The
papers came ia ON the New England
states Limited, which was switched oil
ut Concord, N. IT., and came mp over the
Claremont branch to Claremont juno
tiou, to White River junction.