The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-23
TALK OF THE TOWN
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Read the adv. Of Moore q owens on
page 2.
4 Q. Carson went 70 Waterbury On
business to-day.
II r. Patch was business visitor IN
Waterbury to-day.
Mrs. w. Fl. Snow Il Ill with bron-
chitis at the City hotel.
Robert J.. Murphy left to-day for a
business visit in Boston.
Karl Hunt went "a Bethel yesterday
for a visit with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Toney went ia
Brandon to-day to visit relatives.
Frank Fitzmsrsh left TO. day for visit
with relatives in sherbrooke Que.
Mrs. Fred Bird and SON returned last
night from a weeks visit in Boston.
Mrs. N. N. Gordon returned yester-
day from a visit with relatives Ia Bethel
Mrs. II. NJ Clark and r. I. Clark went
to South Ryegate to-day for visit with
relatives,
For sale Or rent. two tenement house
on Gilmore street. In good repair. w
f. Richardson.
4 Fay Beaulac, clerk in the Kendrick
drug store, II IN az his rooms on Wei.
lington street
4 L. r, Holmes Of Highgate, formerly
Of this city, arrived IN town last night
I for few days visit.
Mrs. C. W. Powers and Miss Abbie
johnson Of Narshire were visitors at the
home Of r. W. Fsrnham today.
Don't make any engagement for Sept
%, 80, Oct ], 2, but come and enjoy
yourself at the Odd Ladies' fair.
". X Cook, who has been visiting
relatives in Barre Town, returned last
night 70 his home in Salem, Mass.
Mrs. Chester spaulding Of Sd Adams
IS visiting at the home Of her sister Mrs,
Chester Blakely, Of South Main street.
At the First Baptist church tonight
short talks by the delegates to the
Vermont Baptist state convention. Don't
miss it.
Mr.. and Mrs. II A. Sehoaeld, who have
been spending the summer in the Adiron-
daelks. arrived in this city to-day for a
visit with relatives.
4 A w. King who has been in this city
I IN The interests Of the Vermont Tele-
phone company, went to Newport yes
terday to do some work Tor the COM
I pany
There were 81 tickets sold at the Cen
I trial Vermont station this morning for
the fair At White River junction. Many
| besides left on the night train and many
in automobiles.
4 Notice. the cemetery commissioners
1 have provided cans In which 70 deposit
I the dead flowers from the graves. and
/ persons hereafter throwing flowers into
the roads Or onto adjoining lots viii be
4 prosecuted.
The Ladies' Hospital Aid association
will hold ts annual meeting al the city
council room at three O'Clock Saturday
afternoon A large attendance Is de-
sired, as business Of importance viii be
transacted
George 4. Anderson 81 Perth, Western
Australia, who has been visiting at the
I home Of his uncle, james Anderson Of D
street left to-day for visits in Montreal
and New York. after which he viii re-
+ turn to his home.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. B. W. Richards who
have been spending the summer ia this
city left last night for their home in
Pasadena. California They were ac-
lcompanied By Mrs George Bassett. who
will spend the winter in that city
The delegates from the First Baptist
church to the state convention VIII de-
liver, at the prayer meeting tonight,
some Of the high grade goods collected
I Come and get your share. Too good to
miss, Everybody welcome. Fill the
room.
The baked bean supper At the Uni
versalist church vestry last evening, CIV
en- BIZ the ladies Union, realized con-
I siderable sum. The menu included baked
beans, brown bread, pickles, apple sauce,
hot rolls, beet salad, apple and pumpkin
l pie, tea and coffee.
! For sale. A s5.acre farm llb miles
fro mthis city on the East Montpelier
road Good buildings and house large
enough for two families A fine place for
/ party wishing to work in Barre part Of
! the time Ten minutes ride to work,
Price low, terms easy Inquire of the
D. a. Perry Real Estate agency.
What do you think Of this9 A $50.
acre farm for sale. two miles from Gran.
itegille On Baptist street Good set Of
buildings, one barn being new Produces
from so to 100 tons Of hay Sugar bush
Of 1000 trees, VIII keep 40 cows. Wood
enough to pay for farm. Price, $4,000,
This is a bargain. Inquire Of tie d. A,
Perry Real Estate agency.
Two quaint and entertaining Scotch
characters furnish much Of the comedy
element in @The Call Of the North, the
new comedy drama IN which Paul Gil.
more viii make his first appearance at
the Barre opera house this evening. Sept.
% These two Scotehmen are bachelors
and have made a compact 70 remain
single and 10 shun all 4weemin" Which
ever one surranaers first to a fair charm
er is to give the other three hundred
dollars dashng widow comes to the
trading post away up Oh Hudson BAY,
where these two seotchmen are located,
and they both fall victims to her co.
lquettery The efforts 81 each g keep
his secret from tho other and their dis
comfture when they learn that both
have been dupad furnish many laughable
incidents ii the play