The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-09-05
TALK OF THE TOWN.
New pictures at the Theatorium.
Try Lander'A Havana leaf 30 cigar.

wantedi table boarders At Harring-
ton avenue.
A. seampini was in Willamstown on
business yesterday.
Special sale OF umbrellas, 0Oc each, at
Perry's on Saturday
Fred Barton left yesterday for a bust.
ness visit in Enosburg Falls. n
Frank Proulx went to Montreal to.
day for a few days vacation.
Mrs, Frank proulx leaves tonight for
Concord, \. H., to visit relatives.
Sadlier Dawson sell as they buy,
cash or credit. See ad, page $.
n l.. Place left yesterday Tor business
visits in Richmond and Burlington.
Miss Carrie Lewis went to Newport
this morning for a visit with friends.
Alex. Fraser and Arthur Watt went
TO llardwick yesterday TO visit friends.
Angelo Scampini has started the foun-
datons for three cottage houses ON Vine
street.
Wanted dairy butter in exchange for
goodsi we will pay 2sc per pound. East
man Bros.
II YOU want an electric massage 60
TO Miers barber shop. Five BARRIERS
evenings and Saturdays.
Ladies' underwear made by the Har.
ward knitting mills, 75e garment, for
SOC at Veale q knights.
Charles H. wnkey left this morning TO
spend two weeks vacation with rela.
tiyes in Barton and Newport.
| Paul Scampini returned yesterday
from Aliddlebury and Shelburnc, waere
he operated picture machine at the
fairs.
W. /. Taylor and son, James Gala
CHER, Alex. and George Mcintosh went
to Highgate yesterday to remain over
Sunday.
For salcl Quite quantity Of nice
hay Must be sold In two weeks. In
Gnire Of Paul Kingston, Richardson
road, city.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. =. Parkhurst and MIR.
and Mrs. Frank Colvin went to Platts.
burg, " u, to-day for weeks visit
with relatives.
Monday, September 7, being Labor
Day, the Granite City Creamery will be
closed from noon to 6 p. m, and will be
open from to ] p. NJ.
Monday. September Z, being Labor
Day. the Granite City Creamery will be
closed from noon 10 p. M, and will be
open from 8 to p. m.
Remember the date OF the Ladies of
Clan Gordon fair, October s. 0, and 10.
| a good program and music for dancing
will be furnished each evening
Contributions to the Aldrich memorial
tablet received and not previously ac.
Acknowledged are. Fred Waters 81, A. $.
Martin 81, h. H. Glidden 81, Cash 81.
Miss Nanehen Adams. who has been
visiting at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
q. Bau for the past two weeks. left
this morning for her home in Bridge
port, Conn
There viii be a scrub golf match at
the Barre Golf clubs links next Monday
morning and as many OF the players as
possible are asked to be on the links
to participate.
The Young Women's Tourist club win
meet with Mrs. Sargent Monday after.
noon at three O'clock The members
are requested to he present, as there is
/ important business to transact.
Harold and Herman More. sons of G.
Fl. More OF Chicago, the head OF the e.
II. More granite company, left last night
for their home, after spending several
weeks in this city and Montpelier.
The members Of the Ladies of the
Maccabees, with their husbands and gen
1 tlemen friends, will hold corn roast at
d. G. Robens farm, East Hill, Tuesday
evening, September Sth Members meet
at Gospel Village sehoolhouse at 6:l5.
The Labor day committee have made
arrangements for special train to be
run from East Barre and other stations
on Labor day as follows: Train will
/ leave East Barre at 9:40, Boutwell's
| 9.55 WebstervilIe 1905. The returning
train will leave Barre at seven o'clock.
The golden opportunity OF the street
musician is rapidly passing for this sea
son, and Barre is getting fully its share
Of the strolling dispensers Of alleged
music. The latest addition in the shape
of a aurdy- gurdy with family accompa
niment held forth ON the streets last
evening.
Mittens and ear-mutfs will be in keep
ing with the next weekly band concert
if the weather conditions are any more
severe than last night. But in spite of
the chill in the atmosphere last night,
large crowd of people stood around
the city park and listened to the con
cert by the Montpelier Military band
and got so enthusiastic as to encore two
numbers of the program.
A brilliant display of the northern
lights" was plainly visible last evening
from eight TO nine o'clock, and it at
tracted a great deal Of attention. The
appearance OF the display was similar to
the daytime sky wnen the sun is said
10 be drawing water from the earth; at