The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-24
TALK OF THE TOWN

New showing Of fan suits az Abbott's-
Read the adv Of Moore & Owens on
page 2.
See the new tailored waists at The
Vaughan Store.
Cabbage free with your corned beef.
Smith q Cummings.
H. j. LaRoe was IN Middlebury on
business yesterday
I. 0. G. I. social at X. Of c. hall will
begin At $3.50 p m.
Children's wash dresses going at cost
price at Veale 4 knights
Everett and Paul swasey went to
Cambridge Yesterday to visit friends.
Mrs. John Parks and son, John. Of
Trenton, N. j., are visiting friends in
this city.
The young ladies' drill team viii meet
for practice at Miles hall Tuesday even.
ing at 1880.
Mrs, Thomas Healy and Miss Emma
Healy left yesterday for an extended
Visit ~ Rutuee.
Miss Dorothy Baker Of Burlington Is
visiting at the home 81 i. 4. Lynch Of
Maple avenue.
Mrs Samuel Glidden returned to her
home in Passumpsic yesterday after a
visit with friends in this city.
airs. Ellen Hall returned to her home
IN Mansonville Que, to-day after visit
with relatives in WebsteryiIle
Be sure to attend the concert BY Leon
Rice Of New York at the Congregational
church next Thursday evening
Misses Bessie J. Common and Josephine
Holden left yesterday TO spend q week
vacation at Lake Morey in Fairlee
Don't miss big sale Of one and two
piece house dresses, Wednesday morning
only SOC, value sl.4s. Paris shirt Waist
House.
The Barre Athletic club has installed
pair Of swinging rings, chest weights
and a punching bag at its Church street
gymnasium.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cults returned to
Newport n. ri, to-day, after a few
weeks visit at the home Of G. S. Larkin
on South Main street.
James Riley went to St. Johnsbury TO.
day. where he has accepted position
az representative Of the international
correspondence school.
Fresh supply OF Russelps unexcelled
chocolates in bulk and packages received
to-day at the New England Fruit Store.
Try a pound, see how good they are.
Miss Nadine Edwards has returned
to her home &c Laconia, \ H., having
spent the summer with her grandpar
ents, AIr. and Mrs Warren Richard.
son.
Retail clerks. attention. Regular
meeting Of local pa, r. c. / p A.
Wednesday evening at 1880, r. Of p.
hall A fun attendance is desired. M.
NJ. Thayer, sec.
Auction sale tonight at HaIe's Paw.
lion. Mantle bed, one white chamber set,
marble top, springs and mattfessi rock
ers, lace curtains iron cradle, carpet
lunch counter, cabinet.
W. s. Page has left for Aiiddlebury
to attend the fair there with his two
race horses, The Outlaw and al Dillon
From there he viii 70 10 Barton, where
he viii also enter tie horses in races.
The Swanten base ball team viii play
the Italian A. G. on Rangers field Wed
nesday afternoon At &il5 sharp Swan
ton has a good team, having won 4
large percentage Of gaems played this
year.
Arthur A. Hunt Il incapacitated from
work a. the result of spraining his ankle
yesterday Mr. Hunt stepped from the
entrance Of the Frank McNMorter Co.'S Z
store to the street yesterday afternoon
and slipped, spraining his ankle.
About Is Of the members Or Barre
aerie Of Eagles attended 4 smoke talk (
and cambake given by the Montpelier
aerie in the latter's hall al Montpelier |
last evening The Barre birds re
turned ia special electric car after the
festivities were concluded.
The So cash prize, which s. J. segel
and company, the cIothiers down IN the
Seampini block, opposite Granite street (
give away to the patrons of their store
every Saturday on their clock guessing I
contest, was won by Mrs. Francis 1
Thompson Of | SpauIding street, this /
city Mrs. Thompson has guess con-
pom numbered ss5B;57. this being the |
nearest Of any to the actual time the |
clook did stop last Saturday, which was /
s. 50s57. New rebate coupons given eY-
cry week to all customers with pur.
chases Of rs cents and upward Come /
in and get guess on what time the
clock win stop next Saturday A 1871
prize to somebody.
The Granite Savings Bank nearly had 1
to do business with an unusual customer
yesterday afternoon, when young lady I
rode pony up the street, The pony
had his own notions, and one of them
was to get rid Of his fair rider, SO
he brushed against pole along the
street, trying To unseat the GIRL gently /
Failing in this, he swung around the
pole and started down the sidewalk.
Coming abreast Of the bank he took a
notion to 20 in, and in spite Of the
tuaging az the girl he stumbled up tile /
steps and would have gone straight in,
had Il not been for the action Of a wo-
man customer who hastily slammed the
About this time the girl
thought it time To dismount, which she
did with graceful slide, The pony
was backed down the steps and the girl I.
led the tricky animal of on a side
street.
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