The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-09-08
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Try Lander. Havana leaf Sc cigar
New shaped r. 4 g. corset at Abbotts'
Wantedi table boarders at Hairing-
ton avenue.
s. A. ordway went to Boston to-day
on business trip,
We have a new lot Of handsome met
waists at PerGs.
Ladies' Kid gloves, new price only
Sl0O, az vaughanls.
n. A. Uallison left this morning on a
business trip to Portland, Me.
sadlier 4 Dawson sell as they buy,
cash or credit. See ad. page 3.
Widow Jones clothing for boys, fall
styles at the Frank McWhorter 60. store,
+. L. Page has gone to Mediord, Mass,
to take charge OF the erection Of some
buildings.
Wanted, dairy butter in exchange for
goods We will pay 2sc per pound. East
man Bros.
MIR. and Mrs. II. A. Richardson re.
turned Sunday from a three weeks va
cation at Old Orchard Beach, Me.
Edward Scott returned yesterday from
the Maplewood house, White mountains,
where he has been working this sum.
mer,
A regular meeting of the Barre Rang.
ers Tot ball club will be held in the pa
wilton tonight at o'clock. ]. Will,
president.
For salel Quite quantity Of nice
hay. Must be sold in two weeks. In
Guire Of Paul Kingston, Richardson
road, city.
Mr. Adrian Taylor OF East Barre was
the guest OF his aunt, Mrs. l.. G. Coffin,
in Barre over Sunday, taking in Labor
Day picnic Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Barton, VINO have
been visiting at the home OF her parents,
Mr.. and Airs. V. 4. Ayers. returned to-
day to their home in Boston.
Remember Che date Of the Ladies OF
Clan Gordon fair, October s. Q, and 10.
A good program aud music for dancing
will be furnished each evening.
Lueius and Ray TilIotson OF East
Montpelier, who had been spending Sun.
day aud Labor Day in town with rela
tiyes. lett for their home last evening.
Mrs. George Cadger and children, who
have been spending the summer at the
home Of her parents. MIR. and Mrs. A. L.
Clark, left this afternoon for their home
in New York.
Mrs }. {. Edgerton. who has been
visiting friends and relatives in this
city and Washington for the past few
weeks, returned to-day to her home in
Newton Center, Mass.
Every member Of the degree team Of
the l. o. O. h., NJ. L., is requested to
meet in Woodmens hall, Wednesday
evening, at o'clock sharp, for practice,
Per order the captain.
Dealers, sttention.--Wc have received
a carload of No. | bapanas, from nine
to eleven hands. which we will sell this
week for 81. 90 to $50 per bunch This
IL large, prime fruit and in all degrees
Of ripeness from fully ripe TO all green.
step in to-day and look them over. New
England Fruit Go,
-Four officials OF the Central Vermont
railroad arrived in the city at l2:45
this afternoon in their private train and
/ paid twenty minute call at the new
station, which is being erected slowly
but surely. The officials were Supt. G,
Il. Soulc, Gen. Man. G.. G. Jones, Supt,
of Construction }. L. Morrison, and Gen.
/ Roadmaster Elrod.
| Arthur S. Martin walked to the City
hospital Sunday morning and within an
hour was being operated upon for appen-
dicitis The surgeons found very adj
eanced stage Of the disease. The many
friends OF Mr.. Martin will he pleased to
learn however that he is resting COM
fortabIy to-day and that present condi
tions indicate a recovery.
Big crowds yesterday at the Biiou.
There's a reason" A play ON the stage
that deals with any phase OF army life
is almost sure to be success. So when
picture film is made from actual army
| life, it is doubly interesting and even
more sure to be hit. The Renegade"
to-day Is in class apart from the gem
eraI run of pictures, and there are only
very few Others in the same class 1t
shows army life on the frontier in all
its picturesqueness and hardships. Its
picture worth seeing.
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