The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-09-28
TALK OF THE TOWN

FOR fancy waist 50 70 ieffy B.
Public bath at Hotel OTIS. 20 conts
A specially attractive suit for SIS at
Fits.
Onions, 25c peek AZ smith a Cum.
ings
Bleached shaker flannel 0lac at All.
bolts.
More Of those 5Oc and Sl.Oo sweaters
at Vauglmn's.
John Papid went to Burlington to-day
on business visit.
Victor Stacy went TO Tunbridge to.
day on business visit
Rowland Williams began work to-day
as clerk in d. i, Davis drug store.
Miss louis salina Of Berlin visited
Miss Mary Boswurth over Sunday.
There win be a meeting Of Nlinnehaha
eneampment, tonight at 1880 o'clock,
c. W. Ayerill and Co, give So cook
book 10 every purchaser OF a Quaker
range
Miss Elizabeth German went to Bos.
ton to-day for a weeks visit with
friends.
Arthur Premier left Saturday for
business visits in various places in New
York state.
Mrs. Ella Durham of Ashyille, North
Carolina. is visiting her sister, Mrs. j.
NJ. Eastman.
Mrs. r. +. Mccarthy went to Brattle.
boro this afternoon for n visit at her
former home.
Wallace Bruce returned Saturday from
Concord, Y. H., where he has been work
ing for a few days.
The Ladies of Clan Gordon viii hold a
regular meeting Tuesday evening, Sep
TENDER ~, at o'clock
Miss Margaret Mcmahon Of Burlington
is visiting at the home Of Mrs. NJ. Gar
yey Of Summer street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert w. Fisher of
Worcester. Mass. are visiting at the
home OF Frank McWhorter.
viii the party who found the string
of rosary beads. please leave their ad.
dress at the Times Officer
John NJ Bonnyman Of Concord n H..
arrived in the city Friday night for a
few days visit with friends.
+. W. Farnham. secretary OF the mer-
chants association, and his daughter,
Miss Alice, are visiting friends in Cop.
periield
Large ripe cucumbers 4Oc bushel,
ripe tomatoes Sl.25, and green soc a
bushel, delivered. Elmer +. Perry, tel
ephone 235-l2.
Mrs. o. n. Granger received telegram
Saturday, which informed her Of the
death Of her brother, William Foy, at ais
home in North Dakota.
Arthur $. Martin, who was operated
upon for appendicitis at the City hospi
tai, has so far recovered that he was
taken to his home yesterday.
Saro ALA Ccrte Municpale per ricevcre
application per naturaizzazione Lunedi, |
Mercoledi Sahato sera. Portate Ia
Prima Carta. +. NJ. Andreani.
The weather bureau promises rain to.
night and rain tomorrow. both times in /
the shape Of showers. Rain in any kind |
of visitation will be appreciated by ey-
erybody.
G.. Ridden, Matchmaker and iewcler. "a |
Elm street, opposite Aldrich library, |
watches, clocks and jewery repaired |
Agent for Rogers famous plate and /
jewelry.
Knapp Brothers Of Montpelier will |
open moving picture show at Hale's /
pavilion and solicit snare Of the pat |
Of the public Their pictures will /
be the best obtainable.
Remember the odd Ladies' fair In
Woodmen's hall, Wednesday evening. |
September 30, October 2 and B. at /
eight o'clock sharp. The mandolin club
viii give the concert for Wednesday /
evening and dancing will follow.
There has been large sale of reserved
seats for the Garden Party" but there
are still plenty OF good seats left. in
spite OF the rumro that they are all
sold. There will be final rehearsal to.
night in the Universalist church vestry
for the adult chorus and the different
specialties.
Among arrivals at the Hotel Otis SIT
urday and yesterday were James A.
Hardy, Wells River; Mr. and Mrs George
NJ. Clark. Chicago; l.. b. Boynton, Nor.
risville; George w Taylor Boston; vii.
liam 4. 0'Reiley, Dedham, Mass; Elmer
A, Alien, Dover, n, H.; William Foss,
Bristol $. G. Thompson, Washington, ID.
o.. Charles H Smith, Northheld.
w G, Quinlen has completed altera
tions on the front Of his block and work
men are now painting the front. The
partitions are not being torn out of the
store on the ground floor and r II. Rog.
ars & Co. will occupy the entire floor.
Mr. Rogers will enlarge in different lines,
md the hat and shoe departments win
be in the side Of the building formerly
occupied by Q. ]. Dodge.
Simon Isaac was arrested Saturday
noon by Officer Garlic ON warrant cnarg-
ing him with breach of The peace. Isaac
was arraigned in cit yeourt Saturday
afternoon and pleaded guilty to the
charge. He was fined $40 and costs of
$40, which he paid. He is alleged
TO have struck Yony Deep, fellow
ON the Central Vermont section
gang, over the head with shovel, in.
iicting bad wound.
Alice Keough. the seven.vear old