The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-14
TALK OF THE TOWN


AApie kifl wanted az the nolei Vuss
l. A. Curtis went to Springfield, Mass,
to-day TO work
William Brodie went 70 Burlington to.
day for a visit with friends.
See Abbott's display Of misses and
children's fall and winter coats.
New outing flannel night robes-the
Royal makes, at Veale s Knights,
Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Salisbury Of Ran.
dolph were visitors in the city to-day
Lawrence w. Finn Of Philadelphia 4
spending week in the city on bust
ness.
Charles Davis Of the Davis Granite
company, New York, is in the city on a
business visit.
Fancy canning peaches now on hand.
Prices low and goods delivered free AZ
Dyersi Fruit Go.
A chicken. pie supper viii be served AZ
The Uniyersalist church next TUESDAY
evening, Sept. 20.
Regular meeting Of Bright star Re.
bekah lodge Wednesday evening, Sep
TENDER u, al 3 o'clock.
Regular meeting Of Winnetta council,
No 10, d. Of p |. o. r. NJ, Thursday
September IS, at o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Caron left this
noon on a weeks witt with relatives in
Boston and Taunton Mass
There will be meeting OF the l. A.,
A. o. H., Wednesday evening u 1880
o'clock in the X. OF G. hall.
Miss AgnesNash returned this after.
noon to her home IN Burlington, after a
visit with friends in the city.
Never before did the ladies Of Barre
buy such pettcoats as are now on sale
at the Paris Shiftwaist House.
+. A. Drown had three Buick touring
cars arrive to-day, which he viii have
on exhibition az the Mortified fair.
Mr. Harold Barton left this noon for
her home IN Boston, after a visit at the
home Of her parents, AIf. and Mrs. Y.
E. Ayers.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
hospital trustees will be held this even.
ing az s o'clock at the house Of Dr.
Chandler.
The funeral Of Grace Barnard win be
held from her late home Thursday after.
noon az 2 o'clock. The Rev. +. G. Down
ey viii otiieiate.
Snepard's Gun Store will be open ev-
cry evening until o'clock, so that pa
irons renting guns may return them
after the days hunt
William Mcdonald Of John street re
turned Monday evening from three
months visit in Scotland and has re
sumed his work in The Times Office
L, N. Tayntor, who has been confined
at his home on Merchant street since
the first o. the month, is improving slow
II. He viii be pleased To have any OF
his friends CALL
The two special trains Of eight cars.
which left at 1858 and at ll:45 this
morning for the Mortified fair, took
about $50 people from this city, which
il considerably below the number that
usually % from here every year.
Mrs Annie Mcdonald 81 Elm street re-
turned yesterday afternoon, after
months visit in Boston She aecompa.
MED AR and Mrs Arthur S. MArtin.
who were returning by automobile after
a weeks trip to Boston and New Hamp
shire.
I o. O. r., NJ. e.. The Odd Ladies I
are to have their annual fair October 2, /
-. IA and Is, ia the Rowland & Cave
bali, with Riley's orchestra The ladies
are working hard to make this record /
fair Remember the dates the week /
after tho Woodmen's fair.
Tuesday arrivals at hotel Otis were
~ follows; A. I. KimbaH, Providence, +
R. IL . B. Wallace. New York CITY +
A. J. Foster. Troy. n. y; d. A. Peek, /
Brandon; H. Vs. Heath, Piainheld; II. P. /
Prindle, Burlington; j. A. Speare De 1
lEoit, Mich; w B. Goodenow, =. J. Dunn (
ford, i. LAbersont, Boston: r. j. Msm- 4
loch Spencer las b j. Adams, Toron.
10, Ont; Albert Hathaway, Danbury I
.ann. L. A. Morgan. Nestfeld; II. 4. I
Connolly. Detroit. Mich; G. A. Burbank.
] A. Burbank, Salem, Mass.