The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-09-23
TALK OF THE TOWN
Local Happenings Terseiy Told for Busy
Readers
Woollex mic nd Fltts'.

NoolteN suits at fttts.
II. c. Whitaker went to Hardwick on
business yesterday.
W. J. Mclean went TO Waterbury this
morning on business visit.
Clarence T. Clark went to Northneld
and Bethel to-day on business.
The new fall patterns in lace curtains
at Abbotts are OF unusual value,
Free cabbage with oorned beef the rest
OF this week at the New Central Market.
Trunks, bags and suit eases, all styles
and prices, from the Frank McWhorter
company.
James Wallace Of Waterbury visited
last night at the home OF his brother,
Z. 5. Wallace.
Mrs. +. w Powers OF Waterbury was
guest at the homo OF her brother, G. 5.
Andrews, last night
The person who found the pearl rosary
beads Is requested 10 notify this Office
again, as the address of the finder was
lost.
Large ripe cucumbers 40c bushel,
ripe tomatoes Sl.25, and green SOC a
bushe, delivered. Elmer j.. Perry, toll
ephonc 235-l2.
Mr. and Mrs. John w. Gordon and Mr..
and Mrs. William A. Perry went in Mr..
Gordon's automobile 20 the state fair al
White River Junction to-day.
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iting &C the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. G. l..
Linekin for the past three weeks, re-
turned to-day to her home in Thomas.
ton, Me.
Prezzi Ridotti per la White Star line
du Boston I'm Geneva per $500. Par
tenza, 3 0ttobrc. Asscurateyi IL Big.
lietto per tempo DIAL nostro agente di
Barre. Antonio Giachino.
You are not too late vet to begin
studies at the Goddard eveing school
Come tonight and Friday night for in
struetion in bookkeeping, arithmetic
penmanship and spelling. Rates low.
The stone sheds in the south end Of
the city were shut down to-day for lack
OF electric power, the manufacturers be-
ing notified by the electric company
yesterday afternoon that tine power
would be shut OIL from the sheds in that
section to-day.
Frank w. Perry of Burlington was in
the city yesterday to attend the dedi.
cation exercises Of the Aldrich library.
Mr.. Perry was graduated from the old
Barre academy in the same class with
Judge w. Z. Stafford, who gave yester-
days address.
Trow 8 Holden has installed 50-horse
power gas or gasolene engine at their
plant on South Main street as an auxil.
iary power to their water wneels. The
engine is OF the single cylinder type,
manufactured by Odds. and is a heavy
piece Of machinery. The complete en-
CINE weighs seven tons and the fly wheels
alone weigh $4,000 pounds. The engine
was installed by II B. Kennedy, a rep.
resentatiye Of the Boston branch OF the
manufacturers.
The closing band concert Of the season
by the Montpelier Military Band on the
city's appropriation OF $3.50 was given
last evening at the city park stand and
was declared to be one of the best OF the
season. The program included some Of
the old but fayorite selections, the rem
dering of which attracted merited appro-
bation. That The people OF Barre have
appreciated the series Of concerts pro-
yided by tne city has been evident by
the large crowds that have attended
every one of them
Judge Wendell r Stafford, who was
in the city yesterday TO deliver the adj
dress at the dedication Of the Adlricn
library, went to Randolph this morning
to spend the day at the home Of Chief
Judge John w. Rowell, and tomorrow
he will attend the state fair, going to
Hanover, n. H., tomorrow night. where
mis- son il attending Dartmouth college
Mrs. Stafford and son accompanied the
Judge to this city and they went direct
to Hanover this morning. While here
they were entertained at the home OF
Harry w. Whitcomb.