The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-09-24
TALK OF THE TOWN
Local Happenings Terseiy Told for Busy
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"strongheart."
Black Cat hose at Abbott's.
Fits opening Friday and Saturday.
Onions, 25c peck at Smith & Cum
ings'.
More of those SOC coat sweaters at
Vaughan's.
| NJ. S. Levin went to Bethel to-day on
business visit.
Mrs. Fred Cram has gone to New York
for visit with friends.
Ezekiel Drew OF Tunbridge was in
the city today on business visit.
Mrs. Caroline Pike of Orange is visit.
ing relatives in the city for few days.
Free cabbage with corned beef the rest
Of this week az the New Central Market.
Miss Stella Brown returned wednes-
day morning from two weeks vacation
at Roxbury.
A few more Of those work suits, price
very low, can be had from the Frank
McWhorter Co, $3.50 to $780,
All taking part in Aunt Dinah's Quilt.
ing Party will meet at Hale's pavilion
at six o'clock instead Of $3.50 on Friday
evening.
Large ripe cucumbcrs 40c a bushel,
ripe tomatoes Sl.25, and green soc
bushel, delivered. Elmer Il. Perry, tel.
ephone 235.l2.
Mrs. George Downic and son, Norman,
left Tuesday night for Raymond, Cal,
to join her husband who went there TO
work last spring.
Sixty tickets were sold this morning
on the special train for the state fair,
which is about the same number as sold
yesterday morning
Mrs. Russell Brown, who has been
visiting at the home OF her mother, Mrs.
9. G. Page, returned to-day 10 her home
in Lancaster, N. II.
Mrs. John Robins went to White River
Junction this morning for a visit at the
home OF her daughter, Mrs W. $. Davis,
and TO attend the state fair.
c. S. Andrews Of this cit was elected
president OF the Washington County
Sunday School association at its meet
ing in Montpelier, in place OF V. A. Doty,
who declined to serve.
Prezd Ridotti per la White Star line
du Boston fin Geneva per $500. Par
tenza, 3 0ttobre. Asscuratevi il Big
iietto per tempo dal nostro agente di
Barre. Antonio Giachino.
The Goddard seminary athletic asso-
ciation, at = meeting held yesterday, vot
ed to charge admission to everybody who
attends the games at teh seminary; this
includes men, women and children.
The annual meeting of the Baptist Phil
athea class will be held on Friday even
ing at 1880 o'clock, at the home Of Mrs.
#. G. Rogers, Is Richardson street. All
members are expected to be present.
"Strongheart.' the play Of American
college life by William G. DeMille, which
has been success Of the most pro.
nounced type for the past three years,
viii be the attraction at the Barre opera
house onight.
A special meeting OF the Ladies' Aid
society. Ladies' Auxiliary, Kings Daugh
ters and the u p, A. viii be held in the
Presbyterian caurch on Friday evening,
September %, at eight o'clock. Business
of Importance is TO be discussed. Let
everyone be present.
The annual fall supper given at the
Presbyterian church last evening by the
Ladies' Aid society was attended by over
goo people who thoroughly enjoyed the
excellent bill OF hare, which consisted of
baked beans and brown bread, cold roast |
pork, beet salad, hot rolls, pickles, pie, |
doughnuts, cake, tea and coffee.
AT last nights meeting. Of the New
England Order OF Protection two eandi- |
dates were initiated and fifteen appliea
lions for membership were received. An
invitation from Stannard lodge Of Mont
pelier To the members Of Barre lodge to |
meet with them at Montpelier to-mor
row friday evening was accepted, and /
a notice Of the time OF leaving will APP
pear in to morrows paper.
DIR. z. ARCHAMBAULT.