The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-08-31
TALK OF THE TOWN.
SOW goods At vanghan's.

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Get nobby white waist at Perrys,
either lingerie or muslin.
sadlier & Dawson sell as they buy,
cash or credit. See ad. page $.
George Ruell Of Burlington visited at
the home OF George lander Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs Thomas Cave, jrp re-
turned from few days visit IN water
bury.
Mrs. Jennie Mills and Miss Minnie
Huntington have gone to Hardwick on a
visit.
Arthur Hunt resumed work at MierS
barber shop to-day after a two weeks
illness.
The kindergarten school taught by the
sisters OF Mercy win reopen Wednesday,
sept. "a.
Go to Eastman Bros. and purchase
your footwearj our prices are the lowest
in the city
Miss Lizzie Murray resumed work at
the City bakery to-day after a two
weeks vacation.
Mrs. d. j. tiriswold OF st. Paul, Mimi,
is visiting Mrs. W. l.. Huntington OF
Washington street
Mrs. o. j. Stiekney and daughter Mar
ion, returned Saturday from a few days
visit at Greensboro.
William lnglis is taking two
weeks vacation from his work in 4. A,
prinde's hardware store.
tickets for Lyman II. Howe's pictures
at the opera house Wednesday evening
are on sale at Hendricks.
Mr. and Mrs. Fernando Perras returned
to-day from two weeks vacation spent
in st, lsadore and Motreal, Que,
Martin sheltus, clerk in Davis drug
store. went 10 his home in Highgate Cen
ter to-day for two days visit.
Miss Cleora Dodge, bookkeeper in the
4. A. Prindle store, resumed her work
to-day after two weeks vacation,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Cheney and par
~ returned yesterday from ten days
outing at Niggerhead pond in Marsh
field
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Glover who have
been visiting at the home OF J. c. Griggs,
returned 10 their home in Waterbury
to-day.
Charles Hawley returned to Glens
Falls, n. ", to-day after spending the
summer at the home OF his father, j. q.
Hawley.
Mrs. John Hall. who has been visiting
at the home of j. F. Murray OF Orange
street, returned to her home in Groton
to-day.
The Granite City Creamery will close
evenings at six o'clock except Monday
and SATURDAY, beginning Thursday, Sep
TENDER 3.
Remember the l. 0. G. T. masquerade
in X. Of z. hall, Friday evening, Sept.
4. SCOTS orchestra to furnish music.
Good time for all Better 80.
Miss Agnes stoddard Of Rrookfeld, |
who has been visiting her cousin, Mrs.
William Mercer, went to Warren satur-
day, where She will teach school
Masquerade social under the auspices
OF the l. o. G. 7 will be held, Friday |
evening, Sept 4, in X. OF C. hall, SCOTS
orchestra will furnish music for marcn
ing.
Mrs. J. II, Layery returned yesterday |
from the Fanny Allen hospital, where
she underwent an operation several
weeks ago. and her condition now is
much improved
A regular meeting Of Hearts OF Oak /
lodge, No III, Order Sons Of st. George, /
will be held in Forcsters' hall Tuesday
night at 1890 A full attendance il
requested Per order, secretary.
The officers and members Of Ruth
o. L. s., are requested to meet
in the Masonic hall Wednesday after.
noon, September >, at 1880 o'clock, to
attend the funeral Of our late sister,
Mrs. A. q. slayton.
Mrs. Charles Smith and daughter, Miss
Bertha Smith Of Burlington, are visit
ing, for short time Mrs. Smiths
brother. A. J Baldwin, and Charles 5.
his son, being on their way
home from their vacation at Peaks Is.
land, Ne. Miss Smith teaches in the
public schools of Burlington.
The Bijou theatre offers to its many
patrons to-day and tomorrow some very
and instructive pictures, This
theatre grows in popularity because It
Is constantly giving the public pictures
IF superior order Catchy songs we'll
sung add not little TO the attractive
ness of the programs. Once patron
always a patron applies well here.
The car on The outgoing M & w. n.
train today looked as il it had been
struck by storm of yari-colored snow,
The explanation Of the phenomenon I
vas that two newly married couples,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Miller Of Granite {
vile and Mr. and Mrs Phelias Loignon
If Websteryille were starting on their
wedding triph and their friends were
giving them hearty send-of with
profusion of rice and confetti. Incl
lentally kid Felt, the conductor, got
some that may have been due him for
some time.
Among arrivals at the hotel Otis
saturday and yesterday were q. II.
Harris, Boston; H. L. Putnam, Brat
tleboro; L. Broebway, Northfeld; NJ. A.
Williams, Brandon. Henry Temply,
Montrose, Pa; W r. johnson. Lowell,