The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-03
TALK OF THE TOWN

Table girl wanted AZ the hotel Otis.
Two baseball games at trotting park
Labor day.
Abbott's anniversary sale starts Tues.
day, Sept 6.
School hose that viii give satisfaction
AZ Yaughans.
Get shaved to-day at Micrs', six bar
bers. Closed Monday.
]. ", Reason went To Burlington to-
day On a business trip.
O. c. sneplee has small tenement
TO rent on West street
Companion court, 757. l. o. f., win
mold is regular meeting tonight at
1880.
Earl Williams went 70 HaYerhll,
Mass. to-day for a visit with rela-
tives.
Henry n. Mute left to-day for Bos.
ton, where be expects to remain for q
week
Monday, Labor day, expressmen are
not expected to work. Get your work
done to-day.
Mr. and Mrs. David Farrend went 70
Burlington this morning for few days
visit with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Clark went to
Bartlett, n H., to-day for a weeks
visit with relatives
Mrs. Daniel Wheeler Of Gettysburg,
Pa, has been visiting friends in this
city aud Montpelier.
Rileys popular orchestra and dancing
from 8 p u. 70 ] a. m, labor day,
Ilowland's new hall.
William Maiden returned to his home
in this city last night, after passing
several days in Boston.
Twenty-fve-eent plaid ginehams. pref
Y for school dresses, sold AZ l2lae per
yard, at The Vaughan Store.
Frank Craddock expects 70 leave the
city tonight for Boston, where he will
spend a two weeks vacation with rela-
tives.
Miss Alice Macarthur returned yester.
day to her home ia Milford, n. H.. after
visiting with friends here for the past
few weeks.
Gordon Poole, who has been visiting
at the home 81 his uncle, NJ s. Rounds,
left this morning for his home IN
Worcester, Mass
The members Of the Barre Citizens
band are requested 70 meet at the band
room Monday at 1890 o'clock, for the
purpose Of marching 70 the park.
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.
Rev. George Macarthur. pastor Of the
Presbyterian church az Graniteville. re-
turned yesterday from three weeks
vacation passed at his old home IN west
en Ontario.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Cover and
daughter, Ruth who have been spend
ing a few days with friends IN the city
returned yesterday to their home 10
Merose, Mass.
Miss Florence Judkins, who has been
spending three weeks AZ the home Of |
Mr. and Mrs i. y, Hid Of Washing
ton street. returned yesterday 70 her
home in Barnet.
Misses Josephine aud Agnes Dumas
who have been visiting the past few |
days At the home Of their aunt. Mrs /
A. J Lorancer, left this morning foi |
their home in Minneapolis, MINI.
Mrs Matte Warner and three chill
lren who have been passing the sum 1
mer az the home Of Mr. aud Mrs Harn /
Bradford 81 Camp street, left YESTERDAY
for their home III Brooklyn, n. Y.
Stop and look at the bargains ii fruit
All kinds IN season Sweet Concord /
grapes, lsc per basket; Malaga grapes
i3c per round. ? pounds for 25c; &c
bananas ie 25c. Everything at loves
prices, at the United Fruit Store, in The
ranite Savings bank block.
The ladies' aid society or the Swedish
Baptist mission will hold an auction
sale Of useful articles in Fofesters bal
Saturday evening, September B. at 1886
o'clock. If any friends wish to give ar
icles, they may bring them to the salt
when they come. Ice cream will also II
on sale. All Scandinavians are cordial
" invited to attend.
Union men wishing 10 attend banquet
to be held in Woodmens hall Labor day
evening can procure tickets from Harry
Jeffords, G. J. Allen, George G. Stewart
John Mcdonald, Arthur Il. Pierce, Yves
lev Hoffman. ~ N. Prescott, George
Quinn, Alex. Ironside, Milo Il. Bassett
A. ] Littel, - J, Sullivan, John Como
s. r. Dady, Edward Chesser, H. j
IIoughton. James Mulch and John Mac
Auley, Graniteville
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