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

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Ladies' white petticoats at reduce'
prices at Perry's-
A shave at Miers' is always salts
factory Six BARRIERS.
Abbott is showing a full line Of new
fall suits in the popular cloths.
Take IN the horse trot Labor day
two baseball games, all for 25c.
Those owning fast trotters, get inti
the race Labor day at trottlng park.
See auction ad. Of COWS and young
cattle, page Z. G. +. Smith, auctioneer
Mr.. and Mrs. II. ]. Faren Of Water
bury were visitors in the city yester
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank D. Coffin Of Brad
ford are visiting friends and relatives ir
the city.
d. R. Mckay Of Quincy, Mass, Is
spending a few days in the city On
business.
Mr.. and Mrs David Johnston Of Con.
cord n. H., have been visiting relative.
IN the city.
Fortunate again. More Of those shop
ping bags, 25c, 40e and 800, at The
Vaughan Store.
Tickets for George AIDES great com.
edy, "Just Out Of College," are now on
sale at hendricks
George Carpenter and daughter, Miss
L. Carpenter, OF Winooski were visitors
in the city yesterday.
John G. Mascot went yesterday 10
Burlington, where he viii attend the
funeral OF Stuart Kelly.
Thelma perfume, the sweetest Of all,
with nice lawn handkerchief, all for l0ci
at browns drug store.
Mrs. John Cleary and two children,
who have been visiting in Mortified,
returned home last night.
Miss Nellie Sadlier returned last
night from two weeks vacation spent
at Winthrop Beach, Mass.
DR.. J. F. Mcsweeney left to-day for
his home in Hartford. Conn, after a few
days visit with friends in the city.
Mrs. Ellen Keefe. Mrs. Ida Kendriek
end Miss Hazel Keefe left this morns
ing for Boston TO attend the millinery
opening.
Mrs. Wellington Egel. who has been
spending q few DAYS with friends IN
the city, left yesterday for her home in
Lynn, Mass.
w. II. Messer, carpenter, builder and
slate roofer l23 Orange street. telephone
7l-ll. First-elass workmen furnished
by the day or hour.
Those wishing % enter their horses
for the Labor day race can do 50 with
d. J. Sullivan. Wesley Hoffman. George
Quinn, also John AfacAuley, Graniteville.
An officers and teachers Of the Uni.
versalist Sunday school are requested
to meet in the church paflor tonight
at o'clock. Business Of Importance.
Mrs. +. A. wortben left the city last
night for Medford, Mass, where she will
make her home IN the future. Mr.
worthen has been in Medford for some
time
Robert Hall. who has been employed
for several months in L. B. Dodge's
creamery. completed work there yester-
day. and, after passing few days 10
Burlington, he viii return to his home
in Brookheld.
W. II. Snow Of the City hotel wants
twelve girls to wait on Fable at the
banquet in the Woodmen's hall Monday
night, and one woman to wash dishes
Monday and Tuesday Call at City
hotel and leave names.
The Barre City hospital needs a feath-
er bed for pillows, an old bureau and
d sewing machine. II anyone has any
OF the articles named to sell or give for
the benefit q the hospital, please let
the matron know at once.
Union men wishing to attend banquet
to be held ID Woodmen's hall Labor day
evening can procure tickets from Harry
JefIords. C. j Allen, George G. Stewart,
John Mcdonald, Arthur l. Pierce, Wes-
ley Hoffman, Il. n. Prescott, George
Quinn. Alex Ironside, Milo Z. Bassett,
A. J. Littel, D. ]. Sullivan, John Como.
s. r. Dady, Edward Chesser. u. j.
James mitch and john Mac
Auley, Graniteville.
Charles II Barton has gone to Water
bury, to accept position as general
and superintendent for the
Drew Daniels Granite company, taking
the place of n. G. Glass, who has become
Of the Temple Brothers gram
tie and marble plant IN Burlington Mr..
Barton was member of the local firm
d Barton, HAYES & Bancroft, which re-
Gently disposed Of its business. and is
well qualified for his new position. Mrs.
Barton will go to Waterbury to reside
later in the fall
A large crowd gathered at A. II. Buzz
sell's pool parlors on Pearl street last
1ight, to get a glimpse Of Frank Tabor,
ately arrived in this city from Bur-
ington. Mr.. Tabor's home is in SYRIA |
,use, M. ~, but for the prsc Few weeks |
&c has been arranging pool matches in
Burlington BY virtue Of a victory over
HE Syrian Kid, SO called, in New Haven, |
5onn., Tabor claims the pool champion
'fip of New England Last night he |
,flered the sum Of $40 to anyone who
.ould defeat him IN l00-point match
Edmund Gardens, better known as
Nifty accepted the offer, and the |
match was pulled Off before large |
'rowd. The results Of the first half |
showed that Tabor had string Of So /
While nifty was getting 25, When
Tabor had finally scored 100, Gardens /
.oI Al IT. L. 80. .i..,.4 Al. b,,,r ~ I