The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-09-30
TALK OF THE TOWN
Local Happenings Tersely Told for Busy
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Fall underwear at Perry'si fine for 25
cents.
Clarence A. Cobb went to Burlington
on business yesterday.
g. Herbert Pape went 10 Waterbury
ths morning on business
d. J. Holland Of Northheld was a Wis.
itor IN the city yesterday.
DR. George II. Spiller will be at the
City Hotel October ! and 2.
James y. Burke Of West Rutland is
in the city on u business visit.
Frank l.. Place went to st. Johnsbury
this morning on a business visit.
Ladies, misses and caildrcns tieeced
underwear &C 25c at Ncale h Knight's.
Dutehess trousers. the kind that never
rip, for sale by the Frank McWhorter Co.
w, II. Gale left this morning ON
business trip TO Woodsyile and Lisbon,
n. II.
c. w. Averll and Co.. give 50 cook
book to every purchaser of Quaker
range.
John ConIon went to Brattleboro this
morning tor a few days visit with
friends
Luigi yignolia and John veroli left
to-day for their former homes in Italy,
where they will reside.
&. G.. Carr went TO Tunbridge this
morning 10 attend the Worlds fair,
which opened yesterday.
The over the Tea Cups club will meet
with Mrs. Wetmore, 80 Merchant street,
Thursday afternoon at 2:30.
George Emslie arrived in the city last
night from Scotland. where he has been
visiting the past three months.
Thomas Jones left yesterday for st.
Adams, where he has position as a
brakeman on the Central Vermont rail
road
A few people from this city went to
Plainheld to-day TO attend the fiftieth
wedding anniversary OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John Perry.
Mrs. Arthur Muiry and daughter left
last night for Denver, Colo, to join MIR.
injury, who has been working there for
the past few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Stemm and Mr.. and
Mrs Henry II. Hadgdon and w. f..
bradford went TO the Tunbridge fair
today in the latter's automobile.
The party who took the wallet from
Woodman's hall Saturday night is ad.
vised to return the same to The Times
Office at once and save further trouble.
The d. A. Perry real estate agency
has sold the Aaron X. Martin farm in
Williamstown to Howard Barney and
wife of Websterville. Consideration
for the farm, stock and tools was ST.
500.
Amid the forest trees and by the wind
ing rivers of far northern Canada are
laid the scenes of "The Wolf" the story
of which one may soon hear told from
across the footlights at the opera house
Friday night
II. A. Phelps has purchased through |
the ID. 4. Perry real estate agency
rs acre farm n .r West Berlin con-
tanning a large amount of wood and |
timber land. The farm was owned by |
David WEIGH who takes in part pay |
ment a house and barn owned by Mr..
Phelps on the East Barre road. The
transaction involves $4,000.
New fall merchandise has been arriv.
ing at A. A. Smith & Brothers lately.
Have you been in to see those new hats.
those new shoes, those new gloves, or
suits or overcoats They claim to give
you your moneys worth in that store,
and they certainly keep tneir word, If
man cares about saving dollar on his
purchases, Smiths is the right place to
so 10 do it.
Barre friends Of the Rev Edward NJ.
Fuller, formerly pastor of the First Bap
list church Of this city, will regret to
learn OF his continued i'll health and that
he mas resigned as general secretary of
The Vermont Sunday School association,
IN Office that he has held for six years,
or shortly after he left the Barre church.
Ilis resignation mas been accepted by
-he association, but no successor has as
yet been chosen.