The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-19
TALK OF THE TOWN
BIack cat hose ID Abhotts.

Pcrrys
Ladies' very long sweaters, sos, Al
Abbott's
See the new waists 0sc, SLID and
sl.25, al vaugban's.
The latest~lnew waists. see them III
window at vaughans
fownes Bros, dress gloves only sl.25
per pair, az Vaughans
i. A. Prindle and family spent Sunday
with relatives in Waitsneld.
Mrs. John Kennedy went to Boston
Saturday 20 visit relatives.
William Brodie went to Burlington
yesterday for visit with friends.
Mrs Nellie Braley Of burlington Wis.
tied friends IN the city over Sunday.
Smith & Cummings are unloading a
carload of Silver Leaf and Pennant
-four
Miss Christina Piper went 10 Newton,
Mass today for visit with rels-
tives.
George C. Kent returned TO Windsor
to-day, after spending Sunday at bis
home.
A daughter was born this morning to
Mr. and Mrs Q. Boulriee Of Is Academy
street.
Arthur Jordon, who has been visiting
friends in the city, left to-day for Stan.
bridge, ?. Q.
Edwin G. Cosby Of Derby Line IL Wis.
iting friends in the city and AZ Goddard
for few days,
Mrs. II. A. Richardson and sister, Mrs.
W. i. Paine, are visiting friends in Rut-
land for q few days.
Have You forgotten 70 pay your IN.
tcrest, due September II Barre Savings
Bank and Trust company.
Our going out Of business sale spe-
cial prices every day this week, az the
Paris Shirtwaist House.
Mrs. Anna McGue went to ST. Adams
Saturday being called there By the III
ness Of Mrs. John McGue.
Bruce orchestra dance, Rowland hall.
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cert Admission SOC, ladies free.
The simple design Of our Standard
transfer patterns keeps them well In
the front. Perry's store keeps them.
The D. A. Perry Real Estate agency
has sold for John Giovanelli his house
at "a Park street 20 j NJ Marshall Of
Plainheld, Consideration, $500.
An those owing the Paris Shirtwaist
House, please call and settle their ac.
count before September Is, 1910. as We
are selling out our business. Mrs. A. r.
Armstrong.
A meeting Of Owls win be held in
Foresters hall Wednesday evening I
September q, at 1880 O'Clock. Members 4
are requested 70 attend. Refreshments 4
win be served A. ". Smith, secretary 4
G. h Smith autioneer, with the D. A. 4
Perry Real Estate agency, sold for II. n. /
Bailey Saturday q cows. avering S5033 +
each The highest price was SO. Oats
sold at 40 cents bushel, and hogs and
shoats sold high
Myron " Whitney. the famous basso.
who sang several times IN this city. died
yesterday morning at his home in Sand
wich, Mass, at the age Of rs years
Mr. Whitney was here twice with
the Choral Art club Of Boston.
Among the arrivals at the CITY hotel
last night and to-day were Fl. Al FLOYD.
Woodsville. n. H.: T. J. Mecabe. Bur.
hngton; W. A. Dykenan. Boston; p. r.
Donovan, Burlington; G. A. Robbins,
Burlingtoni F II. Mann, WoodsYille, n.
H. L. D. Simonds, Bostoni II H. Park
Ell Bostoni G a. Harvey, Burlington.
The ladies Of the Universalist church
are TO meet Wednesday 10 tie puffs.
Will all 10 can come at Q o'clock 4
Lunch viii be served at noon. Those
who cannot come IN the morning will
be welcome in the afternoon. IF there
is anyone wanting puts tied, bring them
70 the church Wednesday morning; SOC
for trying or 500 for tying and finishing
The Red sox defeated the Creseents ia
q very exciting game aSturday afternoon
at the trotting park BY the score OF 10
to 7 Batteries for the Red S0x, Reddy
and Giudici; for the losers. Recor and
Sector The next game will be played at
the Rangers field Tuesday evening at
i:i5 o'clock This win decide the anna
teur championship of the city between
these two teams, as each team has won
two games.
The Granite City lodge, N. r. o. P..
win hold It's second meeting on Tuesday
evening, September 20, at 1880 o'clock.
All applicants who have not been exam
med are urged to attend to the matter
before Monday evening, in order that
they may be ready for initiation at the ]
meeting on Tuesday evening The ex-
imining physician, Dr. Ghidella Of North
Main street, will make the necessary ex.
az the pleasure OF the appli-
can't
About forty Of the friends Of Mr.. and !
Mrs. George Cooper gathered at their
nome on No. 3 Elmore street Thursday
svening to remind them OF the fifticth
of Mrs Cooper's birth In
behalf Of the company, James Wood pre-
iented Mr.. aud Mrs. Cooper a parlor
lock. for which they responded. Re
ireshments were served, and the party
broke up at d late hour wishing them +
many happy returns Of the day. Z
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