The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-03
TALK OF THE TOWN

Excursion to Missisquoi park. See
adv, on page 8.
Very strong line Of dress goods at Alb.
bolts.
More new plaid ginghams at The
Vaughan Store
Walter Freeman returned yesterday
from visit in East Montpelier
Mrs. Nellie Braley Of Burlington visit.
ed friends in the city yesterday.
For your public surrey call the City
hotel livery stable. Phone l34-ll.
Miss Jeane Stewart went to Mortified
this morning for a visit with friends.
Hugh Boyce went TO Wells River yes.
terday to attend the wedding Of his
sister.
Miss Maudo Harris returned last night
from a six weeks visit IN Windsor aud
Brattleboro.
Three candidates were initiated at the
regular meeting Of Barre council, A. O..
H. last evening
Miss Nellie Knox returned to her home
in Groton to-day after visit with
friends in this city.
Twenty-Five watches given away al
the Red Cross Saturday See their cd
vertisement in today's paper.
Mr. and Mrs. william Mercer left 10
day TO spend a two weeks vacation In
Lawrence, Mass, and vicinity.
The Peoples Shce store gives Bus
ter Brown bank with the purchase Of
any school shoe worth 81 or more.
Miss Inez Parks Of Grofon arrived to-
day for a visit with Misses Blanche and
Florence Russell Of Eastern avenue,
Mrs. Mary Fl. Gates returned last
night from a three weeks visit with
friends and relatives in South Ryegate,
Peacham and Barnet.
The National Bank Of Barre, Granite
Savings Bank and Trust company and
Barre Savings Banks and Trust company
win be closed all day Monday, Sept Q, |
Labor day
Rego, the six years old son Of Mr.. and |
Mrs, A. C. ComolH Of ComoIli street
fractured bis right arm Yesterday after |
noon as the result of fan while playing
bali with some companions. Dr. w. D.I
Reid was called 10 reduce tie fracture
Rev. Charles Henry Wells Of Newark. |
~ j.. will conduct the services at the /
Church Of tie Good Shepherd next Sun.
day, both morning and evening. II is |
hoped that the members Of the choir will
be present promptly at 1876
After being barred from the Eagles
hall IN Montpelier last night, Emma
Goldman spoke to small audience in
the hall IN Banchi's stone shed Of Barre /
street, repeating her speech delivered in
Barre the night before and taking occa
sion to ehide the Eagles for their act 1
SHE Is due to speak in Burlington 70
night.
Miss Esther Cate has received word
from her brother that her uncle, George
Cate, who was reported to have disap 4
peared mysteriously from Woodstock,
was seen last Monday, ten days after
his disappearance was first noted; 50 it Il
ID presumed that MI. Cate Is All right 4
and attending to his business Of selling
stock In gold mine, perhaps being IN
the smaller towns IN that section Mr.
Cate was graduated from Goddard semi
nary in the class Of 1876
1.-THE Afiff-Tree" was the subject Of d
sermon prepared and first
delivered bY The late pr. Gumbart II
was SO sweet spirited and helpful that
since his death 1t has been widely used
Rev Frank L. Sullivan Of Boston, who
haas given this sermon over six hundred
times. from the Pacific to the Atlantic
win deliver the same message at the
First Baptist church next Sunday even
ing, Sept s. You viii want to hear ii,
A cordial welcome, Seats free
A novelty viii be introduced in the
new rural drama, entitled, Uncle Dave
at the opera house Sept s.
from the pen Of Mr.. William Lawrence
and Mrs. Annie Andres Hawley Of Bos.
ton, Mass Mn William Lawrence has
Tor the past five years appeared as Un-
,le josh in @The Old Homestead with
great success. During the action Of The
play, in the farm yard scene. Miss Mar
on Shirley will enact the dieult problem
lf milking COW in full view of the /
audience, while the Milmaid's quartet
viii render old fashioned songs and 1
lymns The country dance and the tenn
,erance meeting are interesting fea-
lures.