The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-13
TALK OF THE TOWN
See Abbott's dress goods sale.

Excursion to Mortified fair. See adv
on page 2.
G Bau went to Bellows Falls on bust
ness to-day.
+ O. Curtis Of Topsham was visitor
in this city to-day
Paul Seampini left last night for a
weeks visit in Boston
Fleisher's yarns, none better You can
find them al Vaughan's
Leo Luther Of Boston is visiting at the
home Of w A. Bradford
G. Miami went to Hardwiek to-day fm
a few days visit with friends.
Remember, the STANDARD patterns are
among the best, at Perrys. Styles right.
For sale or rent; two.tenement house
on Gilmore street. In good repair. w
f. Richardson,
Mrs. @ s. Cole Of Claremont, n. H.,
Il visiting her mother Mrs. Elizabeth
Wood Of CLARK street.
The G. Z. society Of the Baptist church
viii hold a business meeting tonight az
seven o'clock at the church.
Granite cutters shop stewards can
get their Journals at the secfetary's of
fee. A. N. Smith, secretary.
H. A. Rugg returned Saturday night
from Lancaster, n H., where be ofiici.
ated as starting judge at the races last
week.
shepard's Sporting Goods store win b
open Mondays until p. M, Saturdays
until 10 P, m. Other weekdays until
8 P. m.
Miss Carrie E. Burton Of Rutland Is at
the home Of her cousin, Mrs w j Gill
beftson, where she intends to spend the
winter
Mrs. Fannie A. Richardson Of Van
couyer, Wash, is visiting az the home
Of her sister, Mrs. S. G. Noyes, on Wash
ington street.
Mrs Chester Barrows, who has been
visiting az the home Of her brother,
George Gee, returned to her home in Yer
gennes yesterday.
Roderick Peake returned to-day from
Tnpsham, where be has been for several
weeks recovering from the effects Of a
rife wound in bis foot
Miss Bertha Ban returned to Boston
yesterday 70 resume her studies at the
conservatory Of music, after spending
the summer at Der home In this city.
AZ De- ars.s. H.. a4....s 49,
Trenton. n. y where she has been most
Of the time for the past year, and began
work to-day at the Barre Candy Kitchen.
Miss Nellie sadlier Of this city and
Miss Nellie Carroll Of Montpelier re-
turned last night from four weeks
vacation spent at Winthrop Beach,
Mass
Sir r. Gordon Johnston and Lady
Johnston returned to their home IN Mon
treal yesterday after a visit at the home
Of pr and Mrs G. L. 7. Hayes Of Gran
iteville
In the person who was seen 70 take
an umbrella from the $40 Central Yer
mont train Friday evening will return
it 70 The Times Office, some trouble viii
be avoided
e. 4. Knowlton went Ia Burlington
today 10 visit Mrs. Knowlton, who rs
undergoing treatment at the Fanny AL
len hospital Mrs Knowlton is improv-
ing rapidly
Philip Chiaradonns. who has been
playing ball with ira Italian team for
several weeks, returned To Bethel yes.
terday, to resume his studies at the high
school there
Mr.. and Mrs. v. C. Reynolds and Nh.
and Mrs. +. II Rogers returned last
night from weeks visit in Boston and
Lowell, Mass. They attended The auto
mobile races iii Lowell.
There win be a regular meeting Of the
Barre Athletic club at the Church street
gymnasium Tuesday evening, All mem
beers are requested to be present. as there
il important business to be transacted.
For for sale 40 acres good build.
ings, running wafer good orchard, land
well divided into tillage and pasturage.
Must be sold within weeks. Easy
terms Inquire Of A. r, Batchelder,
Barre tel. 240.
City Clerk Maekay has received hun.
bred more hunting license blanks and
viii issue them as fast as called for.
Up to Saturday night, a week ago he
had issued 220 licenses. This is the first
lot Of blanks that be has received since
that date.
Mortified fair, which opens to.mor-
row, promises to be the best exhibition
ever given by the association Already
the entries in the cattle, horse and poul-
try departments ensure fine exhibit.
There are eighty five entries in the rae.
ING department This large field Of
horses ensures good racing and viii be
one Of the best meetings in Vermont
this year.
A play which is generally conceded to
be widely different from others, and one
that Is filled with fantastic hamor as
we'll as weird mystery, Is announced for
an early appearance at the local theatre
1t is "The House Of Thousand Can
dies, based on that most enjoyable novel
81 the same name By Meredith Nicholson
The dfamatization has scored the great
csc Of triumphs, as IA its stage form IL
has Immediately taken rank with the
very greatest Broadway successes of the
past two seasons, Book lovers viii be
pleased to learn hat in its stage dress
Il has not lost any Of The stirring hreezi
ness Of the story and that the characters
are equally as original and appealing.
The most skilled stage mechanics have
planned the stage setting SO that all
the peculiar effects, the strange appear
anees. and hollow walls win be perfect
in detail