The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-10-16
TALK OF The TOWN


llrist boomerangs at Shepard's. Gall
and see them.
Leon Lawrence left to-day for a hunt
ing trip 10 Quebec.
See The special values in panama
skirts for S5 at Abbotts,
You can furnish your home free Ask
y. w Hooker h 90. how.
Sweaters, "Talnar Mills the only
store selling them IS Naughan's.
Pure oleomargerine, zoe and 25e per
Ipound at the L p Ladd Co.'S store
step ii tonight IL "Tony'sg and BE-
served 10 a delicious hot beverage.
Best Malaga and Turkey grapes at Zoe
per pound at tbs United Fris' Store
/ Tie Tourist club win meet with Mrs.
Anker Monday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
One.dollar white linene waists with
embroidered fronts at Perry's On Sat
urday.
Hair brushes and combs kept abso-
lutely clean at Aiiers' sanitary barber
shop.
Tassia Brothers have some excellent
ounces for preserving purposes that are
selling at three pounds for Zoe. Tel. 9-S,
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Pres
hyterian church will hold its annual fair
at the church yestry December Is, 10
and II.
Mrs. John Bell and son, James, left
| FOR her home in Canada Yesterday, after
| a three weeks visit with her sister, Mrs.
Jane Milne, and Mrs. NJ c. Morgan
TO rent, at the corner Of Summer and
! Merchant streets, down stairs tene-
nent OF Ave rooms; gas range, electric
lights, and bath, Inquire at "a Mer-
chant street.
Small furnished tenement at % West
street for man and wife; also ven-room
cottage with barn and garden at Cherry
\ street, city. Enquire Of G. y. Carpen-
ter, 2s West street.
The United Fruit Store offers for
Saturday special, best bananas TO for
Csc. Other good bananas 20 for 25c.
\ Choice fruit OF all kinds, fresh and fine
| quality at lowest prices.
The Bijou management states to-day
that everything went of first rate last
night. and that tonight che large crowds
viii witness the finest moving and talk
ing pictures shown anywhere in YER
mont
AT the Boutwell, school district Sun
! day school box social, held AZ the home
Of Dr. Barber last night, there were over
| 50 present. All reported very enjoy
able time Remember the Sunday school
tomorrow afternoon in the school house.
New grape fruit just in from the
tropics Tokay grapes, two pounds for
25c. Seventeen nice bananas for 25c,
Great luscious pears at Gil prices. Few
baskets Of canning peaches left, last Of
the season, sl.00 Diversi Fruit com
pany.
The regular Dreamland theatregoers
viii surely enjoy the program at this
popular playhouse tonight. II is clean
and wholesome. II entertains amuses
and one feels that he has been well re-
paid for bis time and money after at
tending a performance there.
The entertainment given last evening
by tho Epworth league Of the Holding
\ Methodist church called, IAN Evening
4 with the bells was enjoyed by good
! sized audience. All the readings and
4 songs were about bells The selections
/ given BY the quartette we're much ap-
/ plauded After the entertainment a So
cial hour was enjoyed and refreshments
were served
The Ladies' Missionary society Of the
| Congregational church viii hold its regii-
lar literary meeting In the church par
/ lor on Wednesday, Oct. 20, at $3.50
1 O'clock A large attendance II hoped
4 for, as the afternoon promises to be Of
\ unusual interest. A supper will be serv-
"a at 9 o'clock. to which everybody IA
Invited No admission viii be charged,
but free win offering viii be taken
Among arrivals at the Hotel Otis yes
terday were G. s. Burr. ", A. Curtis.
Boston; w. G. Morgan. Chicago: II. RI
FennelI. New York; A. J Thompson,
New York; A. h Burtes, Augusta, Ne. ;
]. Durgan, Clayton: a. b. MeTiyer,
yershire. w. r. Billings. Blackwell. OH
4 NJ. A. Browning, Plymouth; II II. Ri
eharls. Rutland; Mr.. and Mrs John
Johnson, Newport; Fred Bennett, War
rem.
The following item appears IN yes
terday's issue Of the Adirondack Accord
n published at Ausable Forks, n. Y. "a
4 new granite deal was contaminated dur
ing tie past week, when Moore Brothers
4 Of Barre. one of the largest firms OF cut
ters in that city, purchased about seven
acres Of granite land on the Bailey farm,
located 4 short distance below tho sta
ton. with the intention Of commencing
4 quarrying operations at once. It Is pro-
posed for the present to equip the stone
In the rough, cutting the same at their
4 shops in barre. but this Arrangement ii
only temporary and If the stone is salts
4 factory after a thorough test cutting
sheds will be erected here
A social dance To which the public Ii
INVITED viii be given BY the Young La
h dies drill team Of Barre in Woodmen's
h hall, Tuesday evening, Oct. 10. A con
cert viii be held at o'clock, which will
/ include solo by James Canton, and
4 the drill team from Norwich university
i will give an exhibition drill The work
and character Of this drill Il too we'll
known to occupy much space III this
column. and they have given drills at
Mortified, White River Junction. and
other fairs throughout the state. Those
4 who are interested in the science o.
drills should not miss this or make any
other date for that evening.
Rusty and worn with age, d wire on
the fire alarm system on Granite street
broke at 2:l0 O'Clock this morning, calis-
| ing the alarm to strike once. It made
4 the fire Iaddies hustle out Of their beds
Hat the station. but d. the bell ala not
strike again they knew at once that It
was false alarm. The inspector, P. M.
\ Carr, found the parted wires this morn
\ ing near the railroad crossing 81 Granite