The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-31
TALK OF THE TOWN

Shiidfens sweaters Use az Ahbotkss
Read the adv Of Moore & Owens on
page ?.
Markdown sale in ladies dress skirts
at Perry's.
Excursion e Missisquoi park, See
adv. on page 8.
Last week Of muslin underwear sale
AZ yaughan's.
Miss Aiurel Snow 81 fiardwiek visited
friends in this city to-day,
Nj B Turner Of Boston was a business
visitor in this city to-day.
Frank Asselin 81 st bloomsbury visited
friends IN this city yesterday
Gordon Smith went to south Ryegate
to-day for visit with friends.
Nathan Nutter 81 Woodsyille, n. a.,
was a visitor in this city to-day,
A daughter was born yesterday to Nj,
and Mrs. Aya Little q Elm street.
Mrs. Daniel 4. Beekford returned 70
Boston to-day after a visit with Mr..
Beckford in this city
Mr. and Mrs John w. Gordon and
sons, Paul and Philip, left this morning
on an automobile trip 70 Boston
Rafting good ball games at the big
Labor day celebration at lutercity park
next Monday, I, A. G =. Graniteville
4. G.
Special sale OF music instrumental and
popular songs Regular ice, zoe, and 90
sheet music this week only for l2c at
"Tony's-v
Mrs. William Collander Of shesbrookc,
Que. went 10 Boston yes ferday TO visit
friends after visit with relatives In
Barre Town.
The sewing circle Of the uniyersalist
church will meet with Mrs. Agnes Brad.
ford Wednesday, Sept L, at o'clock, 4
large attendance is desired.
William Mari returned this afternoon
from Chicago. where he went TO attend
the meeting Of the Retail Monumental
Dealers National association,
There will be a meeting Of the Barre
cheek players al room g in the Quinlen
building Thursday evening at 1880. All
interested IN the game are cordially in.
yited. Per order secretary.
S. J. segeI and company received this
week several new lines Of those rough
and tumble make Of hoys' fine suits IN
blue serge, fancy browns. olives and the
new smoke shade worsted, wiiA two pair
Of pants for each suit. in sizes 5 10 H..
Prices range from 81 up.
Among arrivals at the Hotel Otis yes.
terday were J. D. AIeAllister, South Rye
gate; +. IN. Iohrun, Albany: F. J. Dn-
bnc, shelburne; b. J. Daigle. Burling.
ton; ~ N. Mcleod, Boston; Fred r.
Moore, sherbrooke. Que; Fl. A. 1'hemp.
son, st. Aibansi D. J. Coburn, Frankfort,
NY
Co II win give series 81 dances
beginning Friday Sept Sd, IN AFmory
hall, Montpelier IT Is planned to ar
range for dances every week during the
winter The Montpelier band orchestra
has been engaged The admission viii be
80 cents q couple, ladies free, aud !
special car will wait until after The
dance.
Mrs George K. earle Of John street
met with an accident Sunday afternoon.
which may disable her fof some time
She was splitting kiudling wood with
an axe when Che tool slipped and struck
her left thumb The end Of the Thumb
was almost severed and may require
surgical treatment before II heals salts.
faetogily
Ayviao ael' ftaliani che desiderano rim
patFiiara col mielioFi vapori philadei-
phia, I Settembfe; Iatnnle, settembFe
La propenoe. Q settemhFe Malthe, 81
settembfes st. Paul, u ssttsmbre I
prezzi sono FISH. e nguali ia lutte le
apenne quindi VI convene assieurarusi,
il eontrstto dal agente d Barre, VT, An. |
tonic Giachino
Mrs. r. Terminini. who has for the past
three months conducted 4 private school
ID italian ter Italian children, gave
reception yesterday afternoon at knights
al Columbus hall Go the parents Of her
pupils and few friends The children
gave various readings and instrumental
selections which we're pleasing 90 their
parents. Miss Rose Fontana was the
pianist for the occasion.
Mrs. Mary # Ellis, while visiting |
1t the home of her grandson Philip Ellis, /
On AYeril1 street, yesterday afternoon
opened what she supposed was door
10 another room, but which was the
cellar door She stepped through and
ZEN The whole length of the stairway.
She was badly bruised ard shaken up
hut no bones weFe broken. and today 4
suffering considerably from the nervous
shock to her system.