The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-01
TALK OF THE TOWN

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New outing hannels, special prices at
Naughans
Extra value in "Tunp hose for the
children, At perry's-
Tie one.day sale d crib blankets, lae
each, at Naughan's.
See The new red patent leather belts,
zoe each, At Naughan's.
Abbott has good display Of new
fall coats in misses and ladies' sizes.
A. w parizo Of Burlington was a
business visitor in the city yesterday.
Miss Grace Rowland is taking two
weeks vacation from her duties at tae
hotel Otis.
Riley's popular orchestra and dancing
from p. M. 20 ] q. m, Labor day,
Howland's new hail.
Special for to-day, Ice cream at 25e
per quart and l5c per pint, at the
United Fruit store.
Arthur Bigelow returned to-day 70 bis
home in Brookned, after spending q
few days in the city on business.
J. A. Demo, formerly or Barre, now
Of Revere, Mass, is visiting In the city
at the home OF +. IT, Adams on Maple
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jared D. Wheeler re.
turned yesterday 10 their home in Glens
Falls. n. H., after spending a week with
friends in the city.
A few ladies and childrens un.
trimmed hats to close az 10 cents, at
Mrs. W. p shepard's before stock re.
moval to the Rowland block
Mr.. and Mrs. Honister jackson re-
turned this morning from Chetek, Wis
cousin, where they have been visiting At
Mrs. Jaeksons former home.
II you want to see anyone Labor day,
you will find them at the trotting park,
/ enjoying the horse trot, baseball games,
etc. You had better come also.
/ Regular meeting Of Winnetta council.
No. 10, D. OF p, ]. o. r, NJ, Thursday
/ evening, Sept. I, at o'clock Refresh
ments viii be served by circle, No. 3.
Mrs. A. Mordine and two children will
leave the city tonight for New York
+ City, from which port they viii leave
for an extended visit 10 their old home
in Italy.
Labor day committee: Meeting Of
I the committee will be held this evening,
Thursday September i, sharpeners'
rooms. o'clock. Let everyone be pres
ont. james Mulch, secretary.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. II. Cutler. VINO were
recently married az Mrs Cutters home
4 in Nicholville, n. Y, returned 10 this
city last night from their honeymoon,
passed among the Thousand Islands.
". L. Wolfe Of Clintonyille, n. Y,
who bad been spending the past week
with his daughter, Mrs. Erwin Lawliss,
/ lett yesterday for Northampton, Mass,
where he win remain for an indefinite
time.
4 All persons intending to support
Thomas H. Cave, IT,, for representative
tais fan are cordially invited to meet
at room IA Blanchard block, TO assist
In his election. Rooms open at All
hours.
The two breach Of the peace cases
against John Bossi, which We're set for
hearing IN city court this morning, were
continued until Saturday morning AZ The
request Of the defendants counsel, j
Ward Carver, who was unable to attend
to it to-day.
i Rabbi Abraham Yasan Of Jerusalem
who is making a tour Of this country.
was IN the city yesterday, the guest Of
+ David Sickle Rabbi Yasan went from
Barre to Portland, Me, where ne VIII re-
main for a few days before returning
to his native land
Mr.. and Mrs +. A. Prindle and Mr..
and Mrs. +. w Jackson went yesterday
To Highgate Springs, where they win re-
main f0f week ia camp. The season
for duck hunting Is now open Prindle
and jackson expect 10 bag few Of The
birds before tleir return.
Miss Lu Wallace finished work yester.
day as stenograpaer in the office Of the
Consolidated Lighting company At
Montpelier, where she has been en-
ployed for the past four years. She will
| leave next week for an extended trip to
Colorado and other places in the West
The third Of the series Of games be-
tween White River Junction and the
Barre Athletic club, which was sehed-
uIed for yesterday, was postponed until
this afternoon, on account Of the wealth.
eli conditions To-day's game will b.
called at AIS at Rangers field The
batteries, II il expected will be as fol-
lows: Barre, Lee and Fowler White
River junction, Parkman and Camp
bell.
Wednesday and Thursday arrivals Al
the City hotel follow: Joe Robbins
Boston; James Jordan, New York City,
B. e. Gillette, Burlington; w. p Edgar
New Haven. Conn; S. Powell, Michigan
CITY. Ind; J. +. Duf'ee, Manchester, n
III; j. B. Hanson, Boston, A. S. Wan
derleieh, Walter Wanderleich, Joliet
Ill: Charles Brogene, Cleveland, o.; s
S. speare, Boston; } r. Reyel, Burling
ton; Edmund Johnson, Chicago.
The condition OF Louis Williams, VIII
was injured quite seriously yesterday
forenoon BY falling from push ga
Headed with ties near the Ayers stree
trestle, remains about the same to-day
Although IT has been ascertained that nj
bones we're broken, Williams was severe
llv shaken up. He remained in crampet
position for some minutes before work
men could extricate him. 50 that to-da,
his suffering may be traced more or les
10 q lame back and neck.