The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-29
TALK OF THE TOWN
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E L. Scott went TO South Ryegat'
on business to-day.
Albert Trombly Of Berlin was in th,
city to-day on business.
Abbott has some very good values ii
! the wool Moyen Age dress.
Judge II. w. Scott went to Waterbury
last night on a business visit
I DR.. George n. spiller, opticiap, will
be at the City hotel, Oct and 2.
I Mrs. Eta Burt returned to her home
in Burlington yesterday after a visit
IN this city.
Mrs. James Taylor returned yesterday
from an extended visit at her formel
home in Scotland
Mrs. James A. Rowan and Mrs. Mary
Mccormack left to-day to visit relatives
in Bangor, Me.
Mrs. Abbic bartlett Of Plainfeld Ii
visiting at tile home Of Mrs Charles Reid
Of French street.
We sell oil heaters. II viii pay YOU
70 get our prices c. n. Kenyon & CO...
Cash Bargain Store.
Charles A. Brown returned yesterday
from Franklin. where he went 70 attend
the funeral Of bis aunt
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Z. smith and Mrs. H
J. Smith went to Groton pond yesterday
to camp for few days.
Dennis Wood returned to his home IN
Woodsville, n H., to-day after visit
with friends in this city.
TAG TAGl TAel
Swedish gospel service at the Baptist
church this evening AZ 1880 All Scandi-
naYians are cordially invited.
Miss Isabella Aliglionioo arrived yes
terday from her home in italy and will
reside with relatives in this city.
Mrs. Robert Duff Of Westerly, r. I, Il
q guest at the home Of her cousin, Mrs
William stephen, Of 25 Orange street
A car Of the celebrated Star Brand
sweet potatoes, direct from Virginia, Just
received. Ask your dealer for them.
Miss Albertine Grenier, who has been
visiting friends in the city, returned to.
day to her home in Wsstport, n. Y.
Mrs Hattie Bixby. who has been visit
ing her son, Chester Blakely Of South
Main street, returned to her home in
Underhill yesterday.
James F. Beaulac, clerk in Kendriok's
drug store, has gone to his home in
Enosburg Falls on account Of illness,
being threatened with typhoid fever
Donald W. smith and Charles II. wish.
art went 20 Boston last night TO spend
the remainder Of the week witnessing
the closing base bali games Of the Amer.
lean league between Detroit and Boston
and between New York and Boston.
AT TIE opening of the Odd ladies' fair
tonight, The following program viii ba
giveu violin sole Master Edwin San.
horn; Scotch and Irish, dances, Miss r.
Gaul vocal solos Miss Phillips The
program viii begin at eight and dancing
at nine, with Giibertson's orchestra.
Regular meeting of Bright star Re.
bekah lodge No. Is Wednesday evening.
Sept %. az 3 o'clock. The 5sth anniver-
sary Of Rebekah degree viii Be observed
with an entertainment Refreshments
win Be served Let every member make
an effort to be present Per ordr M G.
Andrew J. Knapp leaves tonight for
Chicago and the Middle West to travel
for several weeks for the granite firm Of
the Carswell- Wetmore company, in which
he recently bought an interest. Mr..
Knapp formerly was Oh the road for a
granite firm. During bis absence Mrs.
Knapp viii visit IN Enfield, n. H. N
OF the illustrated messages Of Prof.
Lowe. Rev. John Love IT,, writess The
service IS one Of rare impressiveness and
can scarcely be too hfghly commended. Z
The Life Of Christ, from the worlds
greatest paintings, presented with high
class stereopticon at the Baptist church
Friday, Saturday and Sunday evenings
az 1850 No charge. Offering taken
for expenses.
There win be meeting of Barre
local, International Brotherhood Of
Teamsters, in Carpenters hall, Friday,
Oct |, at 1880 p. m. All teamsters
in Barre and vicinity are requested to-
attend "a il may be the last opportunity
70 join as charter members Geo. u.
Miller, president; William Kerwin, sec.
rotary treasurer
Nina Ferrari, l3-year old girl. was
arraianed before Justice A. a. Sargent
last evening on the charge Of trnancy
and after d hearing In which It was
shown chat the girls parents. who reside
on Newton street, were unable to do
anything with her, Justice Sargent de-
cided that the best place for the girl
was at the industrial school at Yer
GENES and he sentenced her there for
the remainder Of her minority She was
taken 70 Yergennes to-day by Officer
Garlic.
r. G. Whitney's isle Of Spice" the
musical production which comes to the
opera house next Saturday night IS diff
ferent from most productions having a
musical setting for Is foundation, mas
much as II has 4 plot and relates
pneatiful love story The tale Is one
to q tropical isle and is away
from the beaten path usually employed
IN musical offerings The Isle Of Spice
is ruled BY an annrous and money-seek
ing king. BY the name of Boppoka, play.
ed by C'has. A. Pusey, with an unsatiated
desire to play poker. while the romance
is taken up BIZ his niece Teresa, who Is
in love with an American naval officer
The young maiden. the king and the
entire island are finally captured by
Lieutenant Ratchall.