The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-16
TALK OF THE TOWN.
New styls hats at Abbott's.

New style hats at Abbotts.
Auction at Hale's pavilion Tonight.
Waists marked down at yaughan's.
Fan house dresses just come, at Per.
RVS.
Ladies' Home Journal patterns y
/ Fits
Read the adv Of Moore 3 owens on
Page2 2.
Wrappers to-day only 95c at The
Vaughan Store
II. A. Phelps went to Boston last night
on business trip.
For your public surrey. telephone
Even \ Cow, 439-1I
Mrs, Cooley, nurse. now located at EOS
South Main street Tel. SS-5.
NJ w. Warner Of Burlington was =
guest at the home Of Homer Fits yes
terday.
See the fall patterns in SOC negligee
shirts being shown BY the Frank Nc
Whorter Co.
There viii be d rehearsal Of the Barre
Citizens band this evening az 7iSO
o'clock sharp.
Roy Chase, clerk in Davis drug store,
left Saturday night for a several days
visit in New York.
Miss Margaret Daley Of Burlington is
visiting at the home Of Mrs. Ellen Fren-
Ter Of Granite street.
Miss Josephine Barrows returned Sat.
urday from a six weeks vacation spent
with relatives in Vergennes-
Mr.. and Mrs. }. A. Rustin Of Burling.
ton are visiting at the home Of Mrs.
Rustin's sister Mrs Mary Marion.
Mrs. @. A. Bosworth and Miss Mary
Bosworth left to-day for 4 two weeks
visit with relatives in Portland, Me,
George Wilson and Henry W. Mort re-
turned to their homes in Burlington to.
day after visits with friends in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs Hubert Congo returned
yesterday from a six wef~f vacation
spent in Burlington and Plattsburg, y. II.
Miss Eunice carnes Of Chicopee Falls,
Mass, arrived yesterday for a weeks
visit at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Q. L.
Barrows.
Mary B Watson arrived here this
morning after visiting for two years With
her aunt, Mrs. James panton Of Fox
bury, Pa.
Miss Marguerite Roharge Of Chicopee
Falls. Mass arrived yesterday for a two
weeks visit at the home al her sister,
Mrs C. r. Barrows Of Central street.
n. L. Baker. who has been employed
at Hunts barber shop on South Main
street for several months has opened a
shop under J IL Grifhn's store on North
Main street.
The members Of the Italian Athletic
club base han team left this morning for
Rutland, where they will play the Proc
tor team this afternoon. The players
made the trip IN autos
The program at the Tbeatorium viii
include the following pictures; Phil
ley's Heart "A Romance Of Old Mex
leo" and Caught AZ Last" Song by
Frank Vennett, Sailor Boy"
Nh and Mrs S. H. Forsyth returned
yesterday from a three weeks trip
which included visits at New York, Bos
ton, Halifax and Hoxmlry, Nova Scotia
Cape Breton, T. i. Il and ST. Johns.
N. 81
A gang Of masoHs began work This
morning laying the brick on the pew
Rowland Brothers & Cave building
There are six masons with their helpers
engaged in the work. J. \. Bushman
is experimenting the Job.
The program for the Comique this
evening consists Of the following pie
lures, The Mended Lutte. Biograph
picture 81 Indian life, sweet Toothed
Dog "A Case az Lumhaeo" comedy, and
Holding Up the Wedding Chris Mahon /
ey will sing the Song, I'm Glad I'm
Married, She Say Yes
Nat D. Page Of Plainfeld has a young
horse called Dick which looks like a
conner for speed TIE horse was tried |
ont on the local track Friday by Fred !
slayton and made d quarter IN 1914 sec
onds and an eighth in 20 Seconds This |
was the horses third appearance On the
track, and horsemeH predict that he viii /
make a brilliant record
The roof ST the stone shed on the
Burnham meadow owned By Mrs. Agnes /
Williams was crushed Saturday after. /
noon by falling derrick mast, but for
tunately no one was in range of the fall /
ing timber Workmen were lifting a
stone with the derrick, when two Of the
guy ropes broke, allowing the heavy tim
LEI 70 fall. The plant was shut down
to-day.
The first intoxcation cases in city
court for nearly two weeks were disposed
Of this morning, when Levi Batchelder OF
East Montpelier and Thomas Gibbons of
pleaded guilty to 6rst Of
fenses. Gibbons was arrested at III
o'clock Saturday night BIZ Officer Carrie,
who found him on River street lie paid
a fine Of SIS, with costs 81 s7.64. Batch
elder was arrested on Prospect street at
o'clock Saturday night BY Officer Gam
BE, He was unable To pay and went
to the county jail for ten days.
Little Thelma Perry. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs Lyle Perry, gave a birthday
party at her home los Washington
street, Saturday afternoon. to celebrate
her fifth birthday anniversary There
were sixteen little people present, and
then enjoyed the occasion very much
Games were played, after which the com
aanv MARCHED into 4 room, where re-
freshments were served music for the
march being played hy Miss (ilee Wood