The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-10-14
TALK OF THE TOWN
New fnrs AZ Yanchan,s.

W. ~ age was IN burlington yestef'
, day on business.
A, g. Bigelow Of Brookfeld was in
the city yesterday.
John Leslie went to Mortified to-day
on a business visit.
Look at the bargains in grapes at the
Omitted Fruit store.
Cash paid for watches, diamonds, gold
and silver at Burr's
Piano tuning, best of city references.
". Il. Goodfellow. Phone 4-3
II you wear your tag exposed you will
not be asked to buy the second time
L. G. Fulam OF Ludlow has been
spending few days in the city on
business.
w. Hanson returned home last night
after passing week in Boston on
business.
James Deyers has returned home, after
spending few days with friends ia
Peacham.
| Nice bananas for l0c, l5e and zoe per
dozen. For few days only. Vermont
Fruit Store.
&. NJ. Laws returned home yesterday,
after passing few days in Hardwick
on business.
Frank G. Williams, state bank com
missioner Of Newport was in the city
on business to-day.
Vasa orden boiler dams lordagen den
10 forfriskningar seryeras ALA Skandi-
nayier arc valkomna.
Arthur Gladstone has returned to this
city, after spending a few days with
relatives IN Burlington.
Our speciality for tomorrow: Nice
home made nut alkuma at l5c per pound. I
New England Fruit Store.
Read Buzzell's ad. on page 9. Clip the
coupons. Get into the $500 cash bowl |
ing contest before it is over
Mrs, Almira Curtis of Elm street. who
has been visiting at the home Of her
brother in Orange, returned home yes
terday.
Mrs, Harriet Gaines returned yester.
day to her home in Malone N. Y, after
spending several days with relatives in
the city
The ladies' aid society Of the Swedish
mission viii meet at So Circle street
Saturday evening at 1880. All are cor
daily invited
The Montpelier and Barre Tallow com
pany on North Seminary street viii be
in the market to buy raw furs on and
after November J.
A special meeting Of the ladies' aid
society Of the Presbyterian church will
be held in the church tonight at I
o'clock, Let all be present.
The Office and supply room for tag day
will be the front room, No. 5, second
floor, Rowland block, solicitors are asked
to start by $3.50 o'clock ii possible.
The Frank McWhorter company is
certainly showing the most complete I
line Of mems and youths overcoats to
be found IN the city, and prices are
right
Mrs Leslie Rumril, who has been ,
visiting at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
B. II. Tenney of Washington street, re- :
turned yesterday to her home in Ran :
iolph.
Wanted at once, girl or middle aged !
woman to assist in general homework / /,
only capable and reliable ones need APP
ply. n. + telephone 1912, Peoples tel
phone 62-l3
F r. Fuller Of Mount street, who has
scted as local agent for the Prudential !.
insurance company Tor some time, will =
his duties tomorrow and will :
cave soon for Pawtucket, R. J.
Special for Saturday, old fashioned :
chocolates at 10 cents per pound Chop )
uey candy at is cents per pound Home
made chocolates and bon hons at 20
cnts rar box, Barre Candy Kitchen. Z
Clyde Wiley has sold out his livery
table in Ilainfeld to Mr.. Worthen. who =
gently purchased the Hooker stable in
hat place. Mr. Wiley was formerly q v
member Of the fire department in this b
ity. B
William Mears returned last night
rom Woonsocket, r. l., where he saw d
is horse Ben Hur win the 2:lD race W
n Wednesday. Ben Hur will be taken "
y his driver, Fred Slayton, to the Hill W
rove, r. L, races next week.
The Hebrew feast OF Yon Kippur, in
hieh began at sunset Wednesday even. to
e. came to a close at five o'clock yes 50
'rday afternoon. The Hebrews in this tn
ty observed the DAYS at the home Of Sit
amuel Gould Of Maple avenue.
There will be a meeting of the Yer. az
ont Poultry association in the city of
'uTt room Friday evening, October Ia, ha
1880 o'clock All interested in the of
1ultry show this season are requested co
J be present. p NJ Lyon, president.
Robert d. Carpenter, a lneman EN-. an
Dyed by the Vermont Telephone com III
my, had a narrow escape from serious 20
jury yesterday afternoon, when an pc
zen jaekknife falling from the hands I'M
William Harmon, fellow workman. be
no was at the top of a telephone pole.
ruck Carpenter on his back, cutting a w
ep cash two inches long right between iui
5 shoulder blades. The wound bled of
eely and Carpenter was at once taken az
the office OF DR.. J. W. Stewart. who of
ok two stitches in the wound. Car w
inter- is a call member of the fire de- tie
rtment and stays at the central fire S5l
alton. The two linesmen were at work bill
the cross beam of a pole on Granite
rect, and Carpenter started down the ~,
lie to get some tools from the ground Ia,
d when he had nearly reached the NJ,
ound he heard Harmon call to him to ~,
ok out, and he dueSed his head lust "a
time to save the knife striking his 90,
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