The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-18
TALK OF THE TOWN


Read the adv Of Moore & Owens o.
page 2
Excursion to New York. See adv
on page 8.
Abbott Is showing large line Of Ia
dies new fall suits
q CALI and q. Fontana left to-day foi
Quincy, Mass TO work.
The new things III hats and caps Al
Frank MeWhofter Co.'S
/ Il M Andreani went to st. Adams this
morning On 3 business visit
i Excursion to state fair at White River
Junction See adv On page 2.
Sweet Concord grapes, IA cents a bas.
ket. al the United Fruit Store.
Frank 4, Place went to Waterbury
this morning on q business trip
Sweet Malaga grapes, Zoe per pound, 3
pounds for 25e United Fruit Store.
I Remember, The Standard patterns are
among the best at Perry's Styles right
Samuel Melton returned last night
from q visit with relatives ii SAegbFo0ke
Que
Moore Brothers granite plant was shut
down yesterday on account Of lack Of
power
Mrs Agnes Williams and daughter
Madeline. have gone TO Castle Bar, r o.
for visit
Miss Rose Gibbons left last night 70
spend d two weeks vacation n Prori.
dence, r. L
For sale Or rent: Involvement honse
on Gilmore street IN good repair. W.
4. Richardson.
Joseph Comolli went 10 Hardwick this
morning to play bali with the Bethel
team against Hardwick
Mrs n. + Lewis returned last evening
from a weeks visit at the home Of her
parents in Lancaster N 4.
Mrs James Hyiaud has returned from
the Thousand Islands. where she has
been stopping for three months.
just as large fruit display as ever, Just
the sans excellent quality. and always
the most reasonable prices, at Tony's.s
Remember the public dance at Nj W.
Of A. hall, Saturday, Sept Is; Gilbert
sons orchestra; SOC per couple, ladies'
free.
The Rev. WI A. Dawson returned to
his home ii Burlington this morning.
after being ID Che city last evening 90
take part Id che dedication OF the Italian
Baptist church
The i. G B. A. viii hold their open
Ing dance for this season on Tuesday
evening. Sept 2l, in the K. 81 G. hail.
You are cordially invited. Admission,
twenty five cents
Victor Olsen Of Graniteville, the vel
known base ban pitcher, who graduated
from Goddard seminary in the class Of
1898 goes 70 Hanover. n I'll, Monday TO
enter Dartmouth college
For for sale. LAG acres. good build
ines, running water. good orchard, land
well divided into tillage and pasturage.
Must Be sold within 6 weeks Easy
terms Inquire Of Al +. BateheldeF,
Barre tel 240,
Plenty ot new toys and notions al orr
store Import shipments Of holiday
goods are daily arriving and are being
displayed as space will admit, We had
ajHst g. lives sell now a. to hold IN
til Christmas G. N Kenyon q Co.,
cash bargain store.
Frank Calyerio, who was arrested yes
terday afternoon for allowing his horss
to run at large, pleaded guilty II city
court yesterday afternoon ia 1 violation
of the city ordinances ard was fined three
dollars and costs Of s5l4 He did not
have the money and Judge Scott gave
him 2 hours Ia which To pay II. Charles
C0molIi acted al Interpreter
The hook ard ladder company to-
sethar with hose cart No z, Ind 4 drill
last night on Granite street Il the Aqua
pnra Ca building Three sets af ladders
were run TIP, Tie 2s-faot, 0f00t, aud
60-foot ladders The men put tha lad.
ders tip ID quick tima. The hose COM
panY laid their hose and had practice
going up the ladder carrying tie hose
70 tile roof Several more practices for
these Two companies viii BE held during
tie fab.