The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-23
TALK OF The TOWN.

/. Call went to Boston to-day for .
visit with friends.
Special eingham sale, Sc yard, at Per.
rvs on Saturday.
Look at our special sewing machin,
for Sl5DS. AZ Fits.
Cash paid for watches, diamonds, gold
and silver at Burr's
/ II. A. McAllister went to Ludlow To-
day on business trip.
R Card lett to-day for weeks visit
in Boston aud New York.
Come to the demonstration Of sewing
machines to-day az Fits.
Henry Boseley, painting. papering, cal
sominingi Hooker avenue.
See the new corsots, new models, COO
500 $3.50 up az Naughan's.
George n. Tilden went to Mortified
this morning on business visit
+. G. Wells went to South Royalton
this morning on business trip.
You will find full line Of children.
white and colorcd coats at Abbott's.
Only thirty.fye tickets we're sold thi.
morning on the excursion train for The
state fair.
To procure your 10 per cent. discount
you must make your purchase this week
at Vaughan's.
Arthur Gordon left this morning for a
few days visit at the state fair and az
Hanover, n. II.
Mrs. Flora S. Field. who has been very
sick az the home Of her daughter, Mrs.
", 4. Lane, is gaining slowly
Nh. and Mrs. John Robertson Of Sc.
Johnebuy are visiting at the home Of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Wales
OF South Barre.
The opening concert at the Woodmen
fair will be given by the Barre Citizens
band and needs no comment. September
p 20 October 8 Rowland hall
A. n Burke took the following par.
ty 70 the state fair to-day in his auto
mobile. A. O. Moore. R. ]. Murphy,
Ezra White and Thomas Parker.
T. NJ. Lyon is again handling the "a
nous Sealshipt oysters, a shipment ar.
irving yesterday. This is the only store
in the city where the can be pur-
chased.
Regular meeting Of Canton yinton,
No. 2, Friday evening. September %,
at 1880 o'clock Important business and
all cheraliers are requested 70 be pres
ent. Per order captain
Ex-Capt. Towsley Of last seasons
football team. who is now a student in
Tufts college, is a promising candidate
for the Tufts football eleven. lie played
tackle on the seminary eleven.
Chief Gladding stated this morning
that be was unable to say what caused
the fire alarm whistle to blow twice
about 10 o'clock last night lie said
that he had Investigated the system,
but found nothing wrong.
The boy or girl wanting a useful SOU
venir can procure one By purchasing
footwear at s. Andrews shoe store,
iale's block, as he gives d slate with
each sale as long as the states last. See
al on last page Of this issue.
The Woodmen fair committee desires
to announce that if any member or wife
has been overlooked in the canvass for
articles, any fancy. useful or saleable
article win be cordially received and
credited any time before the fair be-
gius.
The Modern Woodmen Of America win
hold their sixth annual fair IN the How
land hall. commencing September % and
through October g. The pro-
seeds are to 60 towards purchasing a
cottage at the Woodmen's sanatorium az
Colorado Springs.
This seems to have been a fine year
for ensilage corn, as the reports come
to this Office following the exhibition
Of two mammoth stalks. A Barre man
stated to-day that Don Y. Camp Of
South Barre is cutting ten acres Of
southern corn, which averages fourteen
feet high.
For sale at once, 45-aere farm about
IL miles from this city on good road
Nearly new buildings. With this farm
is included one good horse. wagon and
harness, plow, harrows. moving machine, |
horse rake, cream separator, incubator
and small farm tools, also about Is tons
of nice hay. All for the extremely low
price of S2,975, Enquire OF the ID. "A. |
Perry Real Estate agency. Barre, VI.
The evening service Sunday at the
Hedding Methodist Episcopal church will
be under the auspices of the brotherhood, !
with an address by Dr. Thayer on the |
topic "Motive Power" The Hedding |
male chorus will render several selec
lions. All men not having other church
ifliliations are invited to SIT in the body |
ii the church with the members Of the !
brotherhood.
In the company presenting A Message |
rom the Skies" at the opera house I
Saturday afternoon, will be found Mr.
md Mrs. Henry Denning, who are well I
known in Barre Mr. Denning is the /
musical director with the company and
Yrs. Denning plays part in the per
ormance The matinee prices are Zoe
ind 25c: evening prices, 25c. 35c and
Zoe Seats ON sale at Hendricks,
A capable company presented Monte
THE Final Settlement at
he Barre opera house last night and
lid it so well as to please the small
audience. For some reason, the theatre
.oing people fought shy of the produc-
ion, thereby missing an interesting pres
ntation The play hinges on domestic
tragedy, caused by the power Of money
lver conceited man, and lends, as
night be inferred, splendid chances for
ramatic Incidents which the company
ook advantage of well.