The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-31
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Nisttof III tue Guy yesterday
Frank Johnson Of HardwIck was II
the city yesterday on business.
Those owning fast trotters, get into
The race Labor day at trotting park.
One more day to order coal at ss.O5
Don't forget the place Morse 4 Jackson
Frank Tabor Of Burlington has beer
spending few days in the city on
business.
Mrs E.. A. Carey went to Middlebury
to-day for a few days visit with friend.
and relatives.
Thelma perfume, The sweetest Of all
with nice lawn handkerchief, all for l0c
&C browns drug store.
Mr. and Mrs. L. r. Riekert are en-.
tcriaining their cousin, Miss Edith NJ.
Scott Of Glcns Falls, n. Y.
John Drumgould Of Mortified IS in
the city and tomorrow viii begin work
for the Presbrey.Coykendall company
Edgar Turner left the city this morn.
ing for Sherbrooke, Que, where he viii
attend the fair now in progress there.
NJ L. Towne was in Montpelier Mon.
day, calling on his brother, George, who
i in Heaton hospital for treatment.
Mrs. John Cleary and two children,
Agnes and Samuel, left yesterday on a
carriage drive to Mortified and War
rem.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter White, who have
been passing few days in the city,
returned last night to Their home in
Newport, \. Il.
Mrs. ]. Brodie, who has been spend.
ing two weeks with relatives in the
city returned yesterday to her home in
GraniteYille, Que.
Louis Boucher returned TO his home
in Montreal to-day. after spending q
few weeks at the home Of his sister
Mrs. Mary Cook
Remember the Hooker estate auction
sale Of furniture tomorrow afternoon
az o'clock See adj, page Z. &. T..
Smith, auetioneer.
Miss Ruth Wood and friend, RATHER.
inc Robertson. are spending few days
with Miss Woods uncle, Frank T. KIM
ney Of Websterylle.
Mrs. Melosae Of Chicago and brother,
T. Hatin Of St. Adams, visited az the
home Of their sister, Mrs. II. Goss, of
Hail street recently.
Alexander Anderson. who has been
visiting friends in Burlington for the
past few days, returned yesterday to
bis home IN this city.
Social dance at Plainfeld house hall,
Plainfeld, Wednesday evening, August
81: dancing from to u; bin 50 cents
per couple. G. NJ. Halves.
Mrs. Lafayette Hoaily and son re-
turned yesterday to their home in
Poughkeepsie. n, Y, after spending sew
eral days with relatives here.
The North Barre baseball team went
TO East Barre last night and met de-
feat at tie hands OF the East Barre
team. the score standing 70 s.
Miss Mary Quinlen entertained in
very enjoyable manner a party Of 80
Of her friends az her home on the west
hill last evening with corn roast.
The Pearl street bowling alleys are
being repaired and will be open Wednes
day, August ST. Two alleys reserved
afternoon and evening for the use Of Ia
dies.
George Farr Of New York City, who
has been visiting Hyder Habeb OF Pros
peet street, left yesterday for North
Adams, where he viii remain for a few
days before returning home
There will be a social at the Baptist
church Wednesday evening. after the
band concert Come and treat your
friends to a delicious college ice which
win be on sale by the girls Of the Sun
shine band.
G. +. Smith, an auetioneer Of twenty
years experience, can sell your real es
tate, farm stock, merchandise, and, in
fact, everything YOU wish to dispose Of
at public auction. Satisfaction guaran.
teed. With the d. A. Perry Real Estate |
agency, Barre, Vt. Phone 1921.
The following Knights Of Khorassan
from this city went to Rutland to-day |
III automobiles to attend the meeting of /
the "Dokies's Homer G. Ladd, Frank |
r. Robinson. G. y. Swasey, James n
Gall. John Wallace, Irving Whitehead |
f. NJ. Andreani, n T. Lewis and A. H. |
Gerhardt.
An up-to-date comedy from the pen |
Of George AIDE should be sufficient 10
test the capacity Of the opera house
next Friday night, Sept. 2, 1t is the
consensus of opinion of the press |
throughout the country That AIDES lat
est concoction, "Just Out Of College" |
IS as good as feast and is marked by |
The well-known characteristics Of AIDE |
lumor. When we recall "The College |
Widow" Peggy from Paris" and "The
County Chairman" from the same au
Thor, we are justified in looking forward |
10 an enjoyable performance. A clean
mt, original comedy with musical frills
idded.
Miss Carrie Hill, aged IA years, daugh |
Ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. James Hill Of Web
itervlle, died al the City hospital at
10 o'clock last night. She was brought
% the hospital Sunday night and OPP
Grated on Monday morning for an
ibscess in the abdomen. She had been
I for about three weeks, and when the
operation was performed ner condition
vas found to be very bad, and she failed
% rally from the effects Of the opera
ion. Besides her parents, sac leaves
.wo sisters and brother. The funeral
viii be neld from st, Sylyester's church
Il Graniteville FridnY morning at Q