The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-01
TALK OF THE TOWN
Local Happenings Tersely Told for Busy
Readers.

WV nhupplnS Jugs Nv 'hukh"h .
Fall underwear at Perry's; fine for q
cents.
Lessons, violin, mandolin, banjo, q
Averill.
New suits arriving by nearly every
express at Abbott's.
q. q, Cushman went to Groton OF
business yesterday.
Robert Troup is ill at his home, SGT
North Main street
Remember the Ebony NIinstrels at the
Odd Ladies' fair tonight
| II. N. kimball of Enosburg Falls was
q visitor in town yesterday.
| u Y. Soule OF st. Adams was bust
ness visitor in the city yesterday.
Mark A. Smith of Williamstown was
a business visitor in the city to-day.
| Miss Grace Bennett OF Woodsville, N
H., is visiting Miss Mary Fitzgerald.
David Faulkner has moved from 81
Ayers street to l9l Washington street.
Ladies', misses and cnildren's tIeeced
underwear at Zoe at yeale & Knight's.
Don't fail to hear the Ebony Min
strels at the Odd Ladies' Fair tonigat
Duchess trousers, the kind that never
i rip, for sale by the Frank McWhorter Co
Alonzo Douglas of Woodsville, n. H.
was a business visitor IN the city yes
terday.
Mrs. Alex, Henderson and children
have returned after a three weeks vaca.
ton spent at Hardwick.
Rev. Ariel Rellondi returned yester-
day from 10 days business visit in
New York.
Sabin w. Miles, who has been visiting
at the nome of his brother, Arthur q
Miles, returned TO Boston yesterday
Mrs. Mary Grearson and Walter Grear.
son returned yesterday from two
months visit in Maine and New Bruins.
wick
Mrs. j. t. Booth, who has been visit
ing at the home of her son, Charles A.
Brown, left this morning for her nome
in Waterloo, p. O.
Mrs. F. McCone returned to her home
in Montreal to-day after visiting at the
home Of her daughter, Mrs. j. H. Ball.
for the past three weeks.
w. b. Watson. assistant cashier at the
Central Vermont railway freight Office,
was called to st. Albans yesterday by
the death Of his mother.
The party who took the wallet from
Woodmen's hail Saturday night is adj
vised to return the same to The Times
Office at once and save further trouble.
+. Nj. Andreani went to Burlington
this morning 10 the Mary Fletcher hos,
pital TO visit Daniel Ross OF this city,
who, it Is expected, win be operated on
to-day
Two hundred fifty copies Of the McKin.
ley l0c music received at A. Giacaino's 5.
Look your eatalog over, If you have one,
and come in and make a selection. Cata-
logs free.
The regular business meeting of the
Young Peoples Christian Union will be
held In the parlors oil the uniyersalist
church Friday evening, October 2, az T
O'Clock sharp
There win be a concert by the Mont
peIier Military band at the State street
stand in Montpelier Friday evening.
There viii probably be two more in
Montpelier before the season ends.
The many young friends in Barre of
loretta Stewart, who mas been ill with
"a slow fever for the past five weeks,
wilt be pleased to learn that she has
50 far recovered that she is expected to
be home within few days from Bethel,
where she nas been staying Her fatner
IS employed by the Woodbury. Granite
company,
Coineident with the run of his first
success as playwright, Paid in Full
MIR Eugene Walter came before the pub.
lie with second no less conspicuous
play. Tine Wolf which ran three
months as The Lyric theatre. New York.
With the same regard for detail and
effects, the piece will be played here on
Friday evening, October ID.
In the second practice game with the
picked eleven from the city the Goddard
seminary team was second time de-
feated, the score being six to nothing
The touchdown for the picked team was
tAdNC w taNbfAf +fAAfVlAatd III Wv itsb
half and Lester Carswel kicked the
goal When the game ended, the picked
team was within few feet of another
touchdown. The game WAS considerably
rough and Capt. Harrison got laid out
several times but was not injured so
tfat he had to leave the game. Moore
had his shoulder injured and it was
thought that his collar bone had been
fractured.
Mrs. Wigs of the Cabbage Patch
comes to the opera house on Monday,
October 5tn. AS dramatic offering, it
is proof if further evidence were want
ing. that there are as good fish in the
sea of humanity as ever were caught"
The dramatization OF the book that was
written concerning the heroine OF the
Cabbage Patch has distinct and unmis.
taxable touch Of originality 1t makes
vivid the book conception OF the Cabbage
Patch people; brings one nearer the
sources OF smiles and tears, and gives
an insight into the tenderness, the sac
ritices, the delights and pains in the lives
of the humble