The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-10-05
TALK Of The TOWN

see tue new Nal7Ls q athSilAh q
New cape gloves, mocha gloves, AZ The
Vaughan Store.
Get style hook for 70 cents and q
pattern free at perry's.
WI Frank Harris i III with grippe at
his home on Liberty street.
Miss Cora lIarwood arrived to-day for
visit with friends IN this city.
Ernest Folsom Of Marshheld was a
business visitor ii this city to-day
Mrs. W. III Gale vent to Mortified
last night for a visit with relatives.
Strangers should know Of the superior
service at Miers' sanitary barber shop
Delicious rod-meated native muskmei-
ons l3c and l5c, at Sowden Y Lyons.
u Richie Of Poughkecpsie, n X. be-
gan work to-day al the Homer Fits
store.
Have YOU seen Abbott's line Of house
dresses in black, and black and white
plaidsf
Miss Simpson, 81 State street, Mont
peier. announces her fall millinery open
ing, Friday Oct. $.
James Boyce, whe has been visiting
friends in this city, left to-day for his
home in Quebec, Que.
Miss Louise Webster leaves tomorrow
for Atlantic City, n j., where she has
position for the winter.
Special sale Of iardinieres for Friday
only, See them in our window az soc.
kenyon's Cash Bargain store.
Nicholas Healy Of Burlington began
work 10 day az candy maker at 9. q.
Mascott's Barre Candy Kitchen.
A large cluster Of ripe raspberries was
brought 10 this Office last evening. This
Is not a nature fake. but a nature fact.
Several Of the granite plants at the
lower end Of the city we're Obliged 70
shut down to-day because Of lack Of
power
Mrs. Eliza Humphrey returned to her
home IN Waterbury to-day after Q visit
at the home Of her daughter Mrs. g. l..
Woodwork.
The sewing circle Of the Uniyersaist
church win meet with Mrs. Quigley at
IL Bolster avenue Wednesday afternoon
at o'clock.
d.. and Mrs. E. G. Gbidella left last
night for months trip 10 Denver, Col,
and Los Angeles, Cal. 70 visit relatives
Of the doctor
Mrs. o. X. HOLSTER went to Boston
to-day 70 attend the convention Of wo-
mems clubs as a delegate from the Philo
nathan club.
Miss Rose Gibbons, who IS employed
IN the central telephone office, returned
last evening from a two weeks vacation
spent in Providence, r. /
Mrs c. r. Powers who has been visit
ing at the home Of her cousin. Mrs. lry-
/ ing Whitehead. returned to-day TO her
home in Schuylerville, n. y.
Magnificent natural beauty In the tx.
treme j. depicted in "A Trip to Yosemi-
te,g the picture to-day at Dreamland.
Il Is an evening entertainment III itself.
Goddard seminary expects to play its
| hrst foot ball game here next Saturday
with the Norwich university seconds.
Arrangements for the game are now In
progress.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Reckman arrived
today from The White mountains. where
they have been spending the summer,
for a visit At the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Miers.
Wood Wood DRY slab wood. $3.50
per nun. delivered. Dry limb wood, $500
per RIM. delivered Leave orders al %
Washington street Phone 1888, A. w.
Winch, Admr.
Complaints have been made 70 the
chief of police Of boys in the north end
II the city throwing things as passing
automabiIes. and If this practice is not
stopped. the police viii make arrests
Mrs. Kari Sawyer 81 this city under.
went an operation for appendicitis Ct
the Mary Fletcher hospital II BGr!iag-
ton yesterday Mr. Sawyer received a
message to-day, stating that SHE was
comfortable.
Regular monthly business meeting Of
the Canadian club win Be held its rooms
at Quinlen building, Tuesday evening.
Oct. B. at 5s30. An members oi the
executive committee are requested to BE
present Important.
About time to have that piano tuned
Mr. S. g. Cook, pianist at DreamlaHd
theatre, has had over twenty years Of
practical experience IN piano tuning in
Boston. Iprights tuned 81 Satisfae-
ton guaranteed Leave orders at
aTony'sv Fruit Store.
The members Of the city council, sew
eraI Of the ex-aldermen of the city, the
city attorney and few other city Off
Gals enjoyed a @spread" at the Rath.
skeller last evening after the close Of
the council meeting. The occasion was
informal and is one Of the kind that il
held once or twice year.
Among arrivals at the Hotel Otis yes.
terday were #. @ Keech, Burlington; H.
f. George. Hardwick; Walter q. Slsei.
ton. St, Adams; H. n. SurleY. Syracuse.
n, VI John Layery. III. Rutland; A. w.
Frost Albany. N ": Alex Morrison.
Lowell; b. A. Daniels Rutland A. HI.
Hudson. Jackson, Me-; H. G. Marshall,
Brooklyn. n. II; G. ]. Drake, GloYers.
vile. N. "; Mr.. and afrs, r p. Gordon,
6ilens Falls, n. Y.
Page Bros. shipped yesterday To the
Plymouth. n r.. fair grounds their
young stallion al billiard, 2:20l4, accom-
panied BY the bay mare Burlington Maid,
which VIII S. f<gc VIII pilot in the
go -. al Al LEIIarL .tart- & IL.