The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-13
TALK OF THE TOWN

See the l5c corded madras, Toe yard,
80 yaughan's.
See the special new silk waists at The
Vaughan Store.
A. II. Maynard Of swanton was in
the city yesterday.
See Abbott's display Of misses and
ehildren's fall and winter coats.
u. a. prlndle went 70 Mortified this
afternoon on business visit
Mrs. Dennis CoiIey Of Bennington is
spending the day with =. T. ODDS Of this
city.
C. Bailey returned to Mortified
to-day after business visit IN this
city.
Commencing Tuesday. September -,
Dodges creamery will be closed at Q
p. M
Leon l.. White Of Lyndonyille is visit
ing at the home Of his father, G. +.
Il White.
Il f. NJ Andreani has returned home,
after passing several days in Boston on
business
Robert Hawkins, who has been passing
a week in Syracuse, n. y, returned home
yesterday.
Fancy canning peaches now on hand.
Prices low and goods delivered free at
Divers Fruit Co.
Mr.. and Mrs Asa Harrington went
to Nortbheld to-day for few days
visit With friends.
Lewis Y. Jones was called 70 Utica,
\. ", this afternoon, on account of the
death Of his father.
Regular meeting 81 Bright Star Re-
bekah lodge Wednesday evening, Sep
TENDER Il, at 5 o'clock.
Nh. and Mrs. A. b. Tracy returned
last night from a weeks visit with
relatives in Plattshurg, n. \.
There will be a meeting Of the /. A.,
A. o. H., Wednesday evening at 1880
O'Clock in the X. Of G. hall.
For sale. One Glenwood range, one
Stewart heater and other household fur
niture at u Bolster avenue
Z. + Bailey returned yesterday to his
home in Hardwick, after spending few
days in the city on business.
F. b Royce and Henry sullivan Of
st. Adams we've among the business
visitors IN the city yesterday,
Never before did the ladies Of Barre
buy such petticoats az are now on sale
al the Paris Shirtwaist House.
W. =. Lackey Of White River June
ton arrived in the city to-day and will
pass several days here on business.
Mrs. C. Fl. Anchor returned to-day
to her home in Camden, n. y, after
passing a week with friends in the city.
Sir. and Mrs. A. G. Fay left yester-
day IN their automobile, for a week's
trip 70 st. Johnsbury and Littleton,
n. H.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B. Granger Of
Providence \. /, arrived last night for
viit To Mrs. Changers sister, AIRS.
G H. Kenerson.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Emerson and grand
son. AiaDson, returned to-day 20 their
home II East Waipole, n. III, after
passing two weeks with relatives IN the
city.
saepard's Gun store viii Be open ev-
cry evening until s o'clock, SO that pa
irons renting guns may return them
after the days hunt.
standing room only" was the rule
at the Biiou last night The feature
picture tonight is IA Lucky Shot" a
story Of theatrical life.
sIrs. +. J. stilweil returned yester-
dav To lor home IN ST. Johns. Que. after
Visiting f5r several weeks with friends
I'm this city and vicinity
Il A. slayton went to Mortified this
afternoon. where he has entered two Of
his race horses, Ben Hin and Conway
IN the races at the Dog River Valley
fair.
Attend the Bruce orchestra barn dance
IN Rowland hall Tuesday evening An
orchestra Of eight pieces, including Karl
Forsell, cornet saloist, viii furnish the
music Admission. gents SOC, ladies free,
Costumes, ye any old thing
Goddard seminary opened this morn
ing for the l9l0-ll school year, with a
fun attendance Of students. OF the
many new students who have entered
this year there are about ten who enter
the senior class, being graduates from
high schools Tire school has about the
usual number Of students in all.
Oliver spooner Of Mortified, a former
resident Of Barre, died Sunday morning,
September Ia, at 1925. He had been
i'll for about two weeks, and the cause
Of his death IS not generally known.
Mr. Spooner was unmarried and had
been resident Of Mortified for about
two years The funeral arrangements
have not yet been made.
Monday arrivals at hotel Otis we're
as follows: A. T Chayer. Boston; Mr..
and Mrs. f. C. Fisher, Cabot; o. f An
is, ST. Louis, Mo-. II X. Patriarche,
lD. Nv. Taylor Boston; @. A. Spaulding,
New York City; j w. speare, Detroit
Mich; G. H. Boynton, Iaconia, n. HI
Il. D. Dow, Boston; S. r. Moulton, Bur.
\ ilington: ii. N. Young, Plainfeld; A. WI
Webber, Providence, r. Ii w. $. Hamb-
lin. New York City; b. o. Gordon
Palmer Mass; Clarence King, Albany
N. Y.
The show at the Pavilion last night
was a winner every act being excellent.