The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-02
TALK OF THE TOWN

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New outing fannes, special prices at
Vaughan's
Tho one.day sale Of crib blankets, l9e
each at Yaughan's.
All union stores viii be closed all day
Monday, Labor day
Noah Taylor Of Chelsea was bust
mes visitor IN the city yesterday.
Abbott has good display Of now
fall coats IN misses aud ladies' sizes.
Carpenters, please eall at c. w. Aver
IN 4 Co.'S for q working cap free.
Companion court, 757. l. 0. f., win
aold is regular meeting tonight At
1850.
Mrs. w +. Corliss went to Boston TO-
day for few weeks visit with rela.
tives.
w H. Richardson and r. M East.
man are attending the Sherbrooke fair
this week.
William Wishart and William Quin.
len went TO Mortified to-day on a BUSH
ness visit.
Mrs. f. A. Warner Of Washington
went 70 Boston to-day to visit the mil
linery markets.
Riloy's popular orchestra and dancing
from : p. m. to | a. M, Labor day
Howlands new ball.
Arna Little. who has been visiting at
the nome Of his father, Il. G. Little, re-
returned to Boston to-day
Mrs. Grace Wood Cutler would like
to meet all members OF the Methodist
choir AZ the church this evening at 7
o'clock.
The picnic Of the Italian Sunday
school, which was 20 have been held
tomorrow at Benjamin falls, has been
postponed.
Ellen Werner and family, who have
been visiting relatives in this city and
Williamstown, went TO their home in
Boston to-day.
II You want to see anyone Labor day,
You will find them at the trotting park,
enjoying the horse trot, baseball games,
etc. You had better come also.
Mrs. Frederick Minor and son, Perry.
who had been visiting at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Stebbins, returned
this morning to their home in New Ma
ven, Conn.
All persons intending to support
Thomas II. Gave, ir., for representative
this fall are cordially invited 70 meet
at room IL. Blanchard block, to assist
in his election. Rooms open al all
hours.
/ John Kelly finished work yesterday as
7 yardmaster III the Barre railroad yard,
and his place is taken by r. II. Brown
\ formerly a freight conductor on the Cen
trial Vermont. Mr. Kelly had been yard
master for the past year.
The Red Sox baseball team went to
East Barre yesterday afternoon, where
Il defeated the East Barreites BY
score Of 10 70 z The batteries were:
Reddy and Mute for the Red S0x, ROurke
and Taplin for East Barre.
The business in the city court for the
last quarter, June ! to August 30, in
eluded 80 cost bills, totaling S32366, |
The total amount Of fines and costs col.
leeted aud turned in to the state was
S2l5l9 A. compared with the same
quarter last year. there were four less
cost bills this year. There were % city /
cases during the three months.
Mrs X. W. Morse Il recovering from
an accident due to the explosion Of /
gasoline, which she was pouring into a
boiler 81 clothes. When the gasoline I
exploded, the left side Of her face and 1
left hand and arm nearly to her shout I
der were badly burned. Her left eye 4
was uninjured. Mrs. Morses sister, Mrs. 4
Edgar Williams Of Hartford, Conn, was
called to care for her, but left Tuesday
for Randolph on account of the improved
condition Of Mrs. Morse
As usual, good program was shown
at the Pavilion last night, both acts
being Of highly pleasing nature. The
feature of the evening was the Castel-
lani duo. These performers, being boto
Of Italian BIRTH seem 20 have Inherited
The musical temperament Of their race
to its utmost. Claire Sidney was forced
TO make a bow after the curtain had
been rung part way down The new pie
lures, one Of which is a Biograph pro-
duction, were placed on the program
to-day. People who nave seen the Bar
beau family, which comes next week. are
very elaborate in their praises, some
going so far as TO state that it Is the
finest organization Of its kind in exist.
enee
It seldom happens that such an alto.
gether delightful attraction can be
counted upon as in the choosing Of the
Offering at the opera house in the case
Of the George AIDE sparkling comedy,
Just Out Of College which is scheduled
for this evening and comes to us after
an mbroken record OF absolute tri-
umphs, honorably gained from coast TO
coast and from river TO river Nothing
could possibly crafty the average the
atre patron to a larger extent than the
promised enjoyment Of clean, whole
some comedy Of the unconventional type,
and one from the pen 81 that inimitable
humorist, George AIDE, whose THE Col
lege Widow "The Fair COED" and
other notable play successes have placed
him in the foremost ranks Of American
authors.
A team drawn by eight horses and
heavily loaded with granite broke
through the bridge on North Main
street, known as No /, yesterday fore
noon, and for a time it was doubtful
whether the load could be extrlcated
from its position without considerable
damage. a jack, however, was procured,