The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-11
TALK OF THE TOWN
LEGAL Happenings Tersely rnld sOr Busy
Readers

Lfoal Happenings Tersely Told Tor Busy
Readers,
It is good to be Jolly.
Sale of silks at Abbott's.
A few more summer coats on sale
at Perry's.
DreasmalSing, Mrs. N. u. vassar, GA
Summer street.
New fannelette for shirting, l21ac per
yard, at Yaughan's.
DIR. v. g. Goodrich was in Broolliield
On business yesterday
Ellis Burton went to sherbrooke to-
day to attend the fair.
Il. Il. Densmore went to Bethlehem
A. IT., on business today.
Frank j. Gregory leaves today for
visit with friends in Boston.
Frank Nutting Of Plainfeld called on
friends in the city yesterday
Nh. +. a. Emerson ii seriously in
at his home on Branch street.
Thomas Emerson went to West Fair
lee today for visit with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. S, Lavalle of North
Troy are visiting friends in the city.
r. W. Gauld went to Montreal last
night for weeks visit with friends,
q. N. Granger and r. J, Bolster at
tended an auction at Brookfeld yester.
day.
AT Perry's store you can find a 50-ineh
black coat trimmed with silk braid at
1885.
Amateure night will be every night
and Saturday matinee at the pavilion
this week.
G. $. Andrews was called to Richmond
this morning BY the serious illness Of
his mother.
Interest ii due the first Of September
on notes at the Barre Savings Bank and
Trust company.
See our window for the latest in soft
hats for fall, Stetson and Guyer makes.
Moore s. Owens.
Dr. M d. Lamb has moved into the
new house which he has been building
on Summer street.
There win be drill Of the Daughters
Of Woderaft at X. Of c. hall at o'clock
Thursday afternoon.
a few more Of those marked down
school suits for children at the McWhor-
ter company store.
Shrine corn roast at Dewey park to-
hight, weather or no weather. Take
6:l5 or 6;45 car il possible.
John r. sadlier left last night for
Newburg, n ", being, called there by
the serious illness Of his father.
A meeting Of the Bou-accord foot ball
club viii be held in Miles hall on Wed.
nesday evening at 1880 J. Taylor, pres
ident.
The amusement committee Of the !.
/ O. o. l., N. u, win meet with Mrs.
John Connick Wednesday evening at 7
o'clock.
For a small house, an acre Of land,
barn and hen house on easy payments,
sec II. j. Slayton's adv in the for sale
columns.
The annual Shrine corn roast win be
held Wednesday evening, Sept. II, at
Dewey park, rain or shine Take the
6:l5 or 6:45 car.
Mrs. II. NJ. Clark returned to her home
in North Danville today, after staying
eleven weeks at the home OF r. T. Clark
on Prospect street.
Clerks There wiz De regular meet.
ing Of local 24l, Il. G, J. p A., Wednes-
day evening, Sept II. H. J. Houghton,
recording secretary.
The first letter written by d. IT. Perry
| from Ireland, which did not reach Barre
until after the second, is printed on page
2 Of today's Times
The n. =. @. p. holds is regular meet
ING in Odd Fellows hall tonight. There
viii be short entertainment after the
meeting and Refreshments will be served.
Lewis G. Gnmths, vocal instructor at
Goddard seminary, will also give private
lessons 40 his residence. l4i Elm street,
Barre any day or evening except Mon
days and Thursdays,
Regular convocation Of Ruth chapter,
No SO, O. J.. s.. Wednesday evening,
September ii, at 1880 o'clock. There
will be work and the officers are re-
quested to meet at o'clock.
There will be a regular meeting Of the
Knights Of Columbus this evening" aud
after the meeting there win be q smoke
talk. al members are requested TO be
present.
There win be a special review OF the
/. o. 7. NJ. Thursday afternoon at two
o'clock for the purpose Of balloting upon
candidates and transactlng any other
necessary business
The regular meeting Of Queen Of the
Forest Circle no. 357 viii Be held at
Foresters hall tonight at half.past seven
a large attendance is required, as there
is business Of Importance. Per order Of
chief companion.
The Ladies' Sid society Of the Presby
terrain church held their annual corn
roast in Mcad's woods last evening. Al
ter the corn roast they were invited to
the home OF Mrs William Cato, on Ben
con street. where they were entertained
with music and refreshments were
served.
The large audience which was present
/ at the opera house last evening when
/ Joseph Kinas East Lynne was present
cd shows that The popularity Of The
play among local theatregoers Is still
/ great The company is an excellent