The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-10-08
TALK OF THE TOWN
See Abbott's harvest sale.

iNtaA iAEdln . ah+ vi WtH paper.
New line of fall waists at Fits.
Carload Of new wall papers just ar
lriyed at Heaths.
Before deciding on your wall paper,
see Heaths new line.
Another lot Of those hand-painted
pins at Yeale & Knights.
Frank i. Place went to Burlington this
morning on a business visit.
$3.50 princess dresses marked down
to Csc each at Perry's on Saturday.
Mrs. G. f. Mann Of Calais visited Mrs
Ellen X. Parks at r. j. Clarbs yester-
day
The Altrurians win meet with Mrs
Frank Cave Tuesday afternoon at $50
o'clock,
Delicious Switzer's Buttermels, regular
25c candy, for zoe pound, at E. NJ.
Lyons.
Judge II. W. Scott was in Randolph
last night on a business visit, returning
this morning.
The ladies aid Of the Congregational
| church will serve a harvest supper Fri
day evening, October IA. Price Is cents.
Mr. and Mrs. James McAdam and
daughter, Jessie, leave Barre Sunday
night for a visit to Boston and yiein-
Ii ty.
City engineer George A. Reed and
street superintendent }. C. DeBrune went
to Plattsburg, N. Y, last night on
short business trip.
Paul d. LeaYitt, clerk in the post Of
flee. began two weeks vacation yes
terday. He went to West Fairlee last
night for visit with relatives.
Mrs. Hugh Veale and little daughter,
Mabel, from Taylor Texas. are visit
ing at the home Of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Lmdgren at POI East street extension.
Don't miss Saturday auction sale at
o'clock and 7 p. M, on new platform
at auction rooms, Pearl street Large
lot Of household goods from Mortified
that must be sold. O. IL Hale, auction
I Ger.
The Washington county convention of
the A. Q. Il. viii be held at Montpelier
Monday afternoon, October 10, at 2
o'clock. The convention will be fol
lowed by a banquet. Speaking and dane
ing will also be included in the pro-
gram.
The I, O. O. Ii, NJ. u, fair starts DC.
tober II with an excellent program.
This order has always upheld a reputa-
ton for running good and enjoyable
fair, and this viii be no exception. Ri
ley's orchestra win furnish music for
dancing
The All-Italian football eleven defeat
ed the North Barre team at the Rangers
field yesterday afternoon BY score Of
7 to 5. Riceiarelli, the captain Of the
All-ltalians, is driving his team through
As minutes Of practice each day in prep
aration for the Goddard game next
Wednesday. Davidson is captain Of the
North Barre team
The sixth annual reunion of the Dus-
tin Family association will be held on
Thursday, Oct. -, at Unity hall, Hayer-
hill Mass, from 10 a. m. to 5 p. m.
cordial invitation is extended to the
descendants of Thomas and Hannah
Dustin to attend this meeting. There
are several descendants in Barre, vii.
Jamestown and Montpelier
Local theHtfeE0efs VINO remember MISS
Gladys Grey, the talented young actress,
formerly with the Lorne Elwyn COM
pany. will be interested to learn that
at the present time she il with David
Belasco, the well known New York man
ager, who will star her as Jane Grey
during the coming season. 1t IL said
that Miss Grey IS Il native Of Addison
county and that previous to her engage
ment with Lorue Elwyn she was an.
ployed as a table waitress in a Middle
bury hotel.
Tonight is the closing night Of the
Woodmen's fair, which has had sue
cessful run Of ten days in the Rowland
hall, and the amusement committee has
secured "a excellent program for its 20.
irons 1lla entertainment will be IN the
form of a eoucernt, in which the follow.
ing well-known local artists will par
ticipate: William Robertson. Alex. Nor
risou, John Duncan and William Hurry.
A variety of the latest song hits win
be included among the numbers. At
the conclusion Of the program, Rileys
orchestra win furnish music for dancing
until II o'clock.