The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-09-23
TALK OF THE Town


Onions, 2Sc a peck at Smith 4 Cum
ngs'.
Childrens warm underwear at The
Vaughan Store
". J. Mcneil went to Rutland on
business yesterday.
G. d. Smith Of Marshneld was a yisi.
tor in the city yesterday.
Edward Grape Of Aliddlesex was a
visitor in town yesterday.
John Carroll left to-day to resume his
studies at Dartmouth college.
Have you seen the $3.50 piano in Fits
window that's TO be given awayf
G. r. o. Tinker OF 81. Johnsbury was
IN the city to-day on a business visit.
Carl Waterman left yesterday 10 en-.
ter the university OF Vermont at Bur
lington.
$, J. Brown returned yesterday from
the White Mountains, where he has been
working during the summer.
Alex. Milne. who has been on three
months visit 20 Scotland, arrived home
yesterday Mr. Milne was passenger
on the Mauritania.
The special Central Vermont train
which left this city this morning at
seven O'Clock for the state fair carried
sixty people from here.
Gordon Riddell, Matchmaker, "a Elm
street, opposite new library. Rodgers
silver plate and iewelry. Call and sec
samples and catalogue.
A son weighing eight and one.half
pounds was born yesterday 10 Mr.. and
Mrs. Mark lackman, who live on the
I lster farm in Barre Town.
There viii be prayer meeting 20.
night ri The Evangelical church, $ Mer.
chant street, at 1880 o'clock, following
which win be held business meeting.
The ANAL meeting Of the Baptist Phil
athea class will be held on Friday even
ing at 1880 o'clock, at the home OF Mrs.
+, G. Rogers, Is Richardson street. All
members are expected TO be present.
Those who weren't of 10 the state
fair at White River Junction to-day
wished they were, and il the weather
holds god tomorrow great many of
the wishers will get there, still leaving
some to 90 Friday.
As there are several candidates TO be
initiatd and a number OF applications to
be voted on, large attendance at the
regular meeting Of Barre lodge, New
England Order Of Protection. tonight
is desired. G. A. Spear, secretary.
In the excellent account of the growth
of the Barre Library association, as
printed in yesterdays paper, the name
of Mrs. Maria Nichols should be sub
stituted for that Of Mrs Maria Wheelock
as librarian for the association from 1887
to 1892.
Janet, tho little daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. o. d. Rigg OF Averill street, fell
while Saturday morning playing on a
little sandbank and broke small bone
in her left arm Just below the elbow.
DR. Stiokney was called 60 set the arm
and the little girl il doing well and
is very comfortable.
The much heEalded singer from New
York, Mr.. Archie D. Haywood, will make
his initial appearance to-day at the Bi
jou theatre. Reports are favorable that
he will make a hit. Mr. Haywood has
a rich baritone voice, not harsh, but deep
and meIodious. The pictures to-day are
better than common. The Gamblers
Fate" is said TO be strong emotional
drama, picture that viii keep one in
tensely interested through it all The
Sheath Gown" is comic one and certain
to interest the ladies.
Youth predominates in "strongheart."
the new American comedy drama OF
college life, which viii be seen in this
city on Thursday. September "a. Al
though "Strongheart'' is serious in theme
Mr.. DeAlille has provided comedy in pen-
ty; good, youth. healthtul. clean comedy,
for it breathes the college spirit partieu-
larry when foot ball is in She air, and
pictures wildly the excitement attend
ant upon the big game Of the season
II reflects the days that are delight to
recall the days Of youth, Of spontan-
eous fun, of frolic, OF fraternities, OF
campus heroes and boy and girl love
affairs.