The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-09-24
TALK OF THE TOWN

Tonight at the opera mousse 9''o"s
heart"
Roller skating tonight from 7'ao to
10 p. m.
Il. A. Reardon Of Springfield is in the
city on business,
Get an umbrella for 4sc each at Per.
rvs on Saturday,
over so new styles in collars 70 select
from at yaughan's,
"The Lost Chord this eyer.popular
song at the Theatorium.
Have your friends meet you az the N.
of O. hall Friday evening,
Mrs. n. y. Lewis went TO Lancaster,
n. H., to-day TO visit relatives.
A special meeting Of the Barre Ran
gers viii be held this evening at oiSo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford Anderson left
yesterday for Oklahoma, where they VIII
reside.
MIR and Mrs. Charles Clark Of Straf.
ford are visiting friends in the city for a
few days.
MIR. and Mrs. Maurice Mcknight spent
Wednesday at the White River Junction
state fair,
The Sterling wescut, sweaters and golf
Jacket just received by the Frank Me-
Mhorter company.
Free cabbage with every order Of corn.
ed beef the rest OF this week at tae
New Central Market.
J. d. Yandow OF Burlington, who for
merly ran a market in this city, is in
the city on business.
Adyian Taylor and his sister Ruby
spent few days with their aunt, Mrs.
L, e, Coffin OF this city.
Mrs. u. w. Rowell who has been Wis.
iting Mrs. o. n. Hale, returned 70 her
home in st. Johnsbury to-day.
The Ladies' Union Of the Universalist
church will serve a harvest supper IN
their vestry Friday evening, Sept. p.
Public Scotch dance to be held in the
X. of c. hail. Scampini block, Saturday,
October 3, at o'clock. Gents SOC, ladies
free.
Tho big show OF the year is the Gar
den Party in the opera house, Septem-
Der 20 and 80, with over 300 people TAX
ing part.
Mr.. and Mrs J. A. Wilkinson and Mr..
and Mrs James G. Hawlcy are attending
the state fair to-day, going in Mr.. Val
kinson's auto.
The pillow given at the J. Bianchi
funeral vas from the Italian Pleasure
club instead Of the l. A. q, as stated in
Wednesday, issue.
Mrs. Il. r. Crooke and daughter Mrs.
Dudley seavcr, and granddaughter. Mar
/ guerite, are visiting at Mrs. T. Z. Colby ;
on Washington street,
Every member OF the degree team Of
the l. o. o. L., NJ. u. is requested 10
meet in Woodmens hall this evening at
O'Clock sharp. Per order captain.
New stone Jars at Sowden & Lyons
one to eight gallons, lie gall covers,
II cents eachl: 10, Is, 20 and Is gals. for
4 l4c a gal; 80 gals, for Is gallon.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lucia and Mr.
] ana BIS. " H. tNAtAlN NfAAt W WV @sNfNf
and in White River Junction TO-
day, making the trip in an automo'
bile.
Come to the oyster supper and secia
Friday evening in the h. Of G. hall. Ad
mission 10 cents, super Is cents. Ar
orchestra will furnish music for prone
nsding.
The Civic Federation Of Women's clubs
have always given splendid entertain
meuts. but their Garden Party" Sep
TENDER 20 and 30, is going TO surpas'
them all.
The first event Of the season. Re
member the Odd Ladies, Sept 30, Oct
/, 2. g. A good concert every evening
Be busy thinking whose baby is the ont
to get the Teddy bear
About twenty five Of the friends o
w. s. Durett gave him party las
eyenig ir hnpor of his 56th anniversary
A social time and musical program
were enjoyed during the evening, he
freshments were served.
The Chauncey Cutler farm at Cutler
Corner in Orange, owned by A. A. Hol
den. has been sold to Paul Friberg 0
this CITY. together with the stock, tool
and crops. The price paid was S5,O0t
Mr.. Friberg will take possession lmme
. diately. The sale was made through tn
! ID. A. Perry Real Estate agency.
There will be a rehearsal at the Ton
Egregational church for rally Sunday o
Y Thursday night after school and sat'iI
a day afternoon at o'clock. All the chll
dren of the primary department and tn
n promotion class of the Junior depart
n inent ar expected to be present. Pleas
Z do not let anything interfere with thes
n rehearsals.
The Ladies and Pastors union Of He'd
\ ding NJ T.. church will hold their annn'
dinner and supper, Friday, Septembe
IS. Dinner will be served from ll;5
4 10 1880. Admission 20 cents. Their
\ win be table for the workmen at nool
3 and one for the school children at -
= which will be Is cents. AT night "
: supper will be served from $3.50 to ~
m o'clock. Admission Is cents.
= Among arrivals at the Hotel Otis We
D terday were i. w Cheney, Middleton
Mass; Nj. H. Whitney. Wundham, \ I
\ +. Muttay, c. d. Virgins, John Falio
b s. l.. Waite. J. +. Nixon, Bostoni r
y Retain. Burlington: G. w. Goodwin, jot
y L. Davidson, New York; d. w. Flander
D Albany; Joseph Raymond st. Hyaeint
\ Que; Oscar Brown Sherbrooke, Que
y John ID. Kellogg. Troy, n. r.; Ed. Wa
D ton. Leslie Patterson, Richmond.