The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-17
TALK OF THE TOWN
See the new coats at vaughan's.
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Sweet Concord grapes, "A cents a bas-
ket AZ The United Fruit Store.
Mrs Elsie Pelin left to-day for a visit
with relatives in Bloomington, Me.
Sweet Malaga grapes, loc per pound, 3
pounds for 25c. United Fruit Store.
Mrs. Joseph Cummings returned last
night from visit in 0gdensburg, n. \.
Remember, the Standard patterns are
among the best, at Perry's. Styles right.
For sale or rent. two-tenement house
on Elmore street In good repair. W
+. Richardson.
Mrs Sarah Drew Of Cambridge Mass,
arrived in the city last evening for =
visit with relatives
Corn roast tonight at Dewey park,
All Rebelsahs and Odd Fellows invited
Take Gas Or 7sl5 car.
Miss Una Minard returned TO Lake
Morey yesterday after a visit at the
home Of Mrs Ray Osborne.
Frank J. Bcal Of Plymouth \. IT.,
was q visitor in this city yesterday on
business and visiting friends.
John L. Hoban went 10 Claremont
\. H.. to-day to spend a few days. ex.
pecting to return on Sunday
Miss Teresa Colombo returned to Der
home in Hardwiek last night after a
visit with relatives in this city.
Special meeting Of the Ladies' Aid
society 81 the Presbyterian church at the
church this evening at seven o'clock.
Ray Osborne, who has been in Cobalt
Ontario. for some time, is visiting at
his home in this city for a few days.
Remember the public dance at N. w.
Of A. hall, Saturday. Sept ISL Gilbert
sons orchestrai SOC per couple, ladies
free
Mr. and Mrs. John f. Smith went to
Montreal to-day, where Mr. Smith will
consult specialist in regard to bis
health.
You can bny bananas wholesale or
retail most reasonable at @Tony's,
Barre's oldest wholesale and retail
fruit dealer
Mrs r RI Watkins, who has been Wis
ting at the home Of Mr. and Mrs. W II.
Goodfellow, returned to-day to her home
in Lynn Mass.
James F. Mitchell returned last night
from Mortified, where he oficiated as a
Judge Of the poultry exhibits at the Dog
River Valley fair
Salem R Bartlett, SON Of Mrs. George
B. Holmes. went to-day to Dorchester,
Mass, for a visit with his grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. S. Q. Dolloph.
An teamsters Of the city who are
DESTROYS Of forming a teamsters union
are requested 70 meet in Carpenters hall
ID the Nichols block at 1880 Friday even
ing.
Arthur c. Lane, the local American
Express train messenger, has been trans.
ferred to White River Junction. to run
from the Junction to Burlington for the
next four weeks.
The r. G. p. A. viii hold their open
ing dance for this season on Tuesday
evening, Sept. 2l. in the K. Of G. hall
You are cordially invited. Admission
twenty-five cents.
For for sales I46 acres, good build.
ings, running water good orchard, land
well divided into tillage ard pasturage.
Must be sold within weeks. Easy
terms. Inquire Of A. E. Batchelder,
Barre tel. 240-
Plenty Of new toys and notions at orr
store. Import shipments Of holiday
coods are daily arriving and are being
displayed as space will admit We had
'iust rs Ives sell now as to hold I'M
til Christmas G. \. Kenyon & Co.,
cash bargain store.
tThe House Of thousand Candles
that is announced for next Monday even
ing at the opera house, is one of the
surprises Of the season. II is clever
dramatization from the novel Of the
same name. a fact that Is arousinr gem
eral attention, as the story is among
the most widely read Of any Of the popu.
lar books Of Che day All The strange
and unusual happenings related in Mere
dith Nicholson's clever story have been
retained making Il d play of surprises
and absorbing interest.
Angus 4. Smith returned last night
from six mouths visit IN California
Seattle, Wash, ana through The Canad
ian Northwest. he visited for several
weeks in the great Canadian wheat belt
country, and reports that the crop Is
considered to be very good this year lie
states that he was very much taken with
that part Of the country and that no
one can have any idea Of the extent and
resources Of this great prairie, which Il
as level as floor. and wheat fields
stretch for hundreds of miles. until they
once visit it.
Harley Bates. alias Carleton Hall
Bates. was arfaigued IN the city court
this morning on the charge Of intoxiea
ton and pleaded guilty to a second Of
Tense Judge Scott sentenced him to the
county jail for 30 days and to pay fine
with costs amounting to S2I24. Bates
was arrested at 430 o'clock Yesterday
afternoon bv Officer Carrie who found MIN
staggering around on Depot square and
after be had nearly fallen through the
plate glass window at Aiarrion's cigar
store When Bates was IN this court
nearly two years ago he gave lis name
as Carleton Hall Bates but this morning
be claimed bis real name was plain Har.
ley Bates The officers say be had just
gotten out of the county Jail. where he
had been sent by the Montpelier city