The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-04
TALK OF THE TOWN

Abbotfs anniversary sale in this paper.
Excursion to Missisquoi park. See
adv on page 8.
John Peck Of Montpelier has pur.
chased a Ford touring car Of Dan A.
Perry
The Auto Gun club viii hold shoot
at its traps at one o'clock Monday af-
ternoon.
Pasquale Bianchi left last night for a
visit with relatives IN Quincy and Bos-
ton, Mass.
Mrs. Chester Barrows Of vcrgeunes is
visiting at the home Of her brother,
George Gee.
Miss Gladys Carroll returned yesterday
from Old Orchard Beach, Me, where she
spent the summer.
Jones Brothers plant closed down this
morning until after Labor day for mak-
ing repairs on the machinery.
Mrs. A. NJ. Harvey went to North
Calais yesterday to visit her sister, Mrs.
r E. Daley who is seriously ii with
heart trouble,
Monday, Labor day, the creamery team
will not make it's delivery Of butter and
eggs The creamery viii close from II
m. 70 5. P. m.
The Altrurians will hold a picnic and
corn roast at Dewey park Monday, Sept.
6 Their families and friends are in
vited to attend
Misses Madeline Clark and Alne Gil.
man returned TO their homes in S..
Johnsbury to-day after a visit at the
home Of +. H, Clark.
IN keeping with The days Observance,
the city council will not labor on Monday
night, the regular time for the tirst meet
ing OF the month, but win meet the
Tuesday evening following
The cash prize bowling contest At the
Pearl street bowling alleys commenced
August Is and continues 10 September
II, inclusive when $50 win be divided
among the successful contestants, lst IS,
I'd 81, Sd 81, 4th s., 9TH 81. 9Th 81.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas II. Cave win
celebrate their golden wedding at their
home at II Eastern avenue on Tuesday
evening September 7 a reception viii
be held from to 30. at which time all
the friends 81 the family are most cor
daily invited.
Rev. Gibbs BraisIn, d. D., formerly
pastor in Rutland, SAYS concerning the
message Of "Ihe Mic Tree fThe ad.
dress given In Rutland Baptist church
was SO agreeahly received that its repeti-
ton was twice called for; once at the
Young Mems Christian association rooms,
the next Sunday. and again at an asso.
cational missionary meeting" Come and
hear IL Sunday night at the Baptist
church, BY Rev. Frank L. Sullivan, Bos.
ton.
"A special Central Vermont train win
be rim from Barre to Montpelier to-mor-
row afternoon at three o'clock b bear
the remains of the late Clifford L Besett,
Barre agent Of the Central Vermont,
following the funeral at the UniYersalist
church, and to carry oil those vino wish
TO be present at the interment in Green
Mount cemetery Following the inter.
ment, which viii be under Masonic aus
pieces, the speciaf train win be run back
to this city
One Of the many features in "Uncle
Dave Holeomh,n The homsspun rural
drama which comes to the opera house
on Sept. s, which viii add 10 the realism
Of the play, viii be large three manual
pipe organ, thirty stops built by the
celebrated Mason 4 HamIin Organ com
pany Of New York This organ has been
built expressly for Mr. William Law
renee for this production. To be used in
The Westinghouse scene ID the third act
Mr. Lawrence has spared neither money
nor effort to make this production equal
IN every way to its predecessors, Way
Down East Shore Acres ard "The
ola Homestead IN which he has been
playing the character Of Uncle Josh"
for the past five years.