The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-14
TALK OF THE TOWN.
blanket sale Al Abbotts.

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New coat sweaters at Fits.
Winter hosiery at Vaughan's
Bennington and Munsing underwear at
Abbotts
Read Sowden and Lyons new oyster
ad. ON page today
Mrs. W. S. nurett Is III al her home,
G3 South Main street.
Glenwood ranges make cooking easy.
Reynolds 4 Son have them
Shop stewards call al the granite cut
tiers Office Tor their Journals.
a. Riddell, Matchmaker, - Elm street,
for stonecutters glasses from zoe.
There win be meeting Of the y J.
A., Thursday evening October 10 at IiSO
Chief Of Police David Faulkner went
TO Mortified this afternoon on busl-
ness
Dutchess trousers, every paid warrant
ed, at the McWhorter company store,
800 10 $500
G. o. Ayorill will be prepared to give
privnte dancing lessons on and after
October l2. Phone 1l2l.
Clairoyant Tuesday and Thursday,
p. IN. TO o p. m. Mrs. H. Z, Ellis, -
Spaulding street. Tel. 1861.
The Guild Of the Church Of the Good
j Shepherd will meet with Mrs. Given on
Thursday afternoon at 2;SO o'clock.
The Rev. DR.. S. n. Jackson of Burling-
ton came to BanY this morning 10 attend
the funeral Of Judge c. NJ Winch this
afternoon.
Delicious not chocolate and nou,ithing
beef tea Is now being served at the New
England Fruit Store. Better step in
and have some.
Montpelior's new pump for driving wa
ter from the upper to the lower pond in
! Berlin has capacity Of 1000 gallons
minnie, and this is thought to he sun.
cient,
W. w. Rogers, formerly Western
/ Union operator in this city. is visiting
friends in town today on the way 10
bis home in Newport from Lake Placid,
n, ", where he spent the summer.
Several Barre norscmcn were interest.
cd in the races which were 10 have been
lhcd at Nashua. y H. this week, begin
ming yesterday, and at least one of the
| Barre horses was entered We'd came,
| however. that the races had been de
clared of, and this will mean the end OF
/ the racing season in this section.
Seventeen tickets were sold for the
excursion to Boston on the noon train
today. Among those going were Mrs.
George Robertson, Miss Clara Loren
ger, Mrs, Norman Mcdonald, Mrs. Bar.
bara Wishart. Mrs. Charles Campbell.
| Henry A. Phelps. Mrs. O. \, Granger,
Miss Alice Pape, BENJAMIN Tassie, How
ard Miles, Edmund Gardens.
For the annual excursion to Boston,
via the Central Vermont. to-day. a spec
ial sleeper will leave Barre at 1885
| p M. running through TO Boston with
out change. This ear may be occupied
at Barre any time after Q p. M. Berths
may be reserved on application TO either
J. p. Gallagher, agent. Montpelier, or
g. l.. Besett, agent at Barre.
Arrivals at the Hotel Otis are as fol
| lows: A. A. Blunt OF Boston. Albert II. |
Ravens of New ork, r. Il. Hallon and
George Anderson of New York, Charles
A. Bell of Essex Junction Charles Phil
brick OF Boston, b. w Strasser Of Al |
bany, Rufus !. Herriek Of Boston, J. F.
Chgrcb Of Nofthfeld. IA Rea OF Platts-
buHf. f. A. Secor and T. f. Hcwett Of
Burlington.
George " Tilden has placed in the
repair shop connected with his shoe |
store a Champion shoe repairing ma
Chine which bews tap to shoe in
MALI minutes time, and do il better |
than hand work. The machine also has |
attachments for finishing edges, polish |
ing. etc. so that a mucn greater /
amount of work can be turned out in |
day than formerly.
There's another of those interesting |
ads. of A. A. Smith and Brothers on
page 5 today. You'll find some pretty |
reasonable talk in 1t, and some that may |
strike your case exactly. Hadn't you
better read 1t now. Their showing OF |
fall shoes Il large and the style and quail |
Iity Is admittedly good AS usual, their
prices are right down to bed rock. Low /
prices, small profits" is their motto.
One of the greatest feature programs
ever seen in Barre will be seen at the |
"Comique" to-day and tomorrow. THE |
Dieppe Circuit, zoos" is great automo- /
bile racing picture, and when this film |
was taken an accident occurred in which |
three people were killed The accident /
can distinctly be seen in the picture. |
Another feature, The inexperienced |
Cabby," is without eXaggofation the fun.
niest ever made.
Miss Grace Town Wood of New |
York state viii be glad to give instruc-
ton in instrumental music at No rs |
Franklin street, Barre Miss Wood is +
graduate Of the Hawthorn conserva
tory of Pottsdam, n. Y, and has spent /
one year al the Ithaca conservatory /
and one year at the Crane institute OF |
Pottsdam She has had several years
experience in teaching and has always |
had excellent success. Telephone 213.2
The Bijou theater has today a classic
picture, something entirely new in Barre. /
photographs taken from Shakespeare |
great play, AS You Like IT. as present /
ed by one Of the best companies Of the +,
day. One who has seen it told the crit, |
ic,' that it was fine picture in every
way, and equeal to seeing the actual
drama almost. Students OF English in
the local high school and seminary would
do well to see this picture. There are
+u,o other unaA clean nicturcs and A