The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-10
TALK OF THE TOWN

PHBs z.
See Abbott's anniversary sale for Sat.
urday.
Special prices on school sweaters at
vaughan's
Excursion to Mortified fair See adv.
on page 2.
Half price sale Of dress goods at Per
RVS On Saturday.
Dog River Valley fair at Northheld
Sept, II, IS, and 10.
Canning peaches az Tony Giaehino's
TO day Prices low.
Edward Sargent Of Lowell is visiting
friends in this city.
Fred Mears went 70 Burlington this
morning on business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Burke returned to.
day from visit in Huntington.
A, G. Templeton Of Randolph was in
the city to-day on business visit.
George Troup, IT,. left today for Tren-
ton, n. J., where he has a position.
W. r. Clemens left last night for
Winnipeg, whore he expects to reside.
James Gall left this morning for a
two weeks visit at his home in London,
Ont.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Mears Of Marsh.
Geld were visitors in this city yester.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II, Barton are at their
camp at Niggerhead pond for a few
days,
For sale or rent: two tenement house
on Rlmore street. In good repair. w.
+. Richardson.
0. ". Trainer and Miss Margaret Col
Inns Of Boston are visiting al the home
Of Mrs. P. c, Owens.
j. A. simons, who has been visiting
friends In the city, left today for his
home ii Providence, R. l.
The Rev. w. J. NJ. B-attie and family
returned last night from a months va
cation spent in Franklin Center, P @
Air. and Mrs. John w Gordon returned
last night from weeks automobile trip,
including visits in Boston and New York
Miss Rose Cook and Miss Agnes Hig-
gins went to Waterbury this morning 70
attend tie funeral Of Mrs John Healey.
Miss Inez Parks returned to her home
in Groton yesterday after a visit AT the
home of Miss Blanche Russell Of Eastern
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs n. F. Cutler and Mrs
c. c. Page went 70 Lancaster, n H., yes
terday in Mr. Cutters auto for a visit
with relatives.
First meeting Of the Hedding Boys
Brotherhood Saturday afternoon at 8;30
Every member expected 70 be in his
place en- time.
G. G. Mascot returned last night from
New York, where he went 10 see his
brother. John. of for a visit at hts for
mer home in Greece.
Three candidates received the initia-
tory degree &C the regular meeting %
Hiawatha lodge Of Odd Fellows, which
was held last evening.
| Notice, There win be meeting Of
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day, Sept. 10, at 1880 o'clock, in the
( painters hall. Per order Chas, F. BON.
bard c. p
One of the few remaining band cons
certs of the summer by the Barre Giti.
I zens band was given AZ TIE park stand
last night and was enjoyed by d large
crowd IF people.
Jumpers, boxers and derriokmen are
requested to meet in Scampni building
Saturday afternoon Sept. II, from
o'clock to g. Members are requested to
bring their cards. Per order committee
Mrs. Frank Freeborn Of Marlboro.
Mass. and Mrs, Edward Robinson Of
somerville Mass, who have been visit
ing at the home Of their sister, Mrs
George L, Bates, returned to their homes
to-day.
Alexander II. Smith Of this city and
Mr. and Mrs. Verne Edison Of Williams
town returned TO the American school
Of osteopqthy at Kirksville, Mo, after
spending Che summer vacations at their
homes.
The Central Vermont railroad has
guaranteed the Mortified fair manage
ment that the special train leaving the
fair grounds at 6;l5 p. IA. will be run
through 10 Barre on time, thus avoiding
the disagreeable waits ii years past,
Rev. and Mrs. w. J. Nj Beattie and
family returned last night from Frank
lin Center. Que, where they have been
for several weeks Mr. Beattie, who
fell from tree and broke several ribs
several weeks ago, is improved but has
not yet fully recovered from his in
jury
A good sized crowd enjoyed the band
concert last evening, The program was
shortened last evening On account Of
the recital IN the Universalist church
The director, George II. White, was pres
emit again last evening after being away
for two weeks on a vacation trip This
concert made the seventeenth that the
band has given this summer and three
more viii be given to complete the SEIZED
ule Of twenty.
The entertainment given last evening
at the Universahst church by Irving
L. Potter and Miss Dora Rowe was wen
ATTENDED Repeated applause from the
audience showed that their readings were
very much appreciated. MI. Potter gave
as bis frat selection eThe Other Wise
Man by Van Dyke, and the rendering
of this parable was very fine Miss
Rowe then gave a selection entitled An
gelina's Mission Box, which drew laugh
ter from the entire house The closing
selection was especially good, that Of
"The Courtship,p from Dickens. This
readina WIS airnn in cnatnme.