The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-12
TALK OF THE TOWN

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Abbott is putting in ladies' fitting
room.
See the 90 corded madras, l0c yard
Rt Naughan's.
See the special new silk waists AZ The
Vaughan Store.
Going out Of business sale at the Paris
snirtwalst House.
A. Z. Plat Of Higheate Springs Is Wis
iting l. X. Holmes.
IT, S. Scion Of Bangor, Me-, Is passing
. few days in the city.
Miss Estella Blanchard passed Sunday
with relatives IN Randolph.
r. NJ. Eastman is confined to his home
on Currier street with illness.
Roland Potter Of Northhcld spent
Sunday with friends in the city.
Hubbard Hastings Of 81. Johnsbury
WIS visitor in the city over Sunday.
Commencing Tuesday, September 10,
Dodgcs creamery will be closed at 0
p. m,
John Ganthier OF Montpelier began
work this morning g. W Lander's cigar
store.
James Devers returned home Saturday
night after passing several days in
Montreal
Mr. and Mrs John =. Kelley went TO
Boston yesterday for a few days visit
with friends.
Remember the barn dance in Rowland
nall Tuesday evening. Bruees orchestra
Of eight pieces.
Roland Potter, coach az Norwich uni.
versity, was o guest yesterday Of Miss
I Nome Hayes.
Ralph Nelson and Ralph Hughes ne.
turned Saturday, after passing few
days in Boston,
Miss Stella Ianders has resumed work
IN the telephone central after a three
months vacation.
81 AS in purses az the Mortified fair
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday,
Sept. -, Il and IS.
James and George Mckenzie returned
70 this city Saturday, after spending a
week IN Toronto, Ont.
j. W Hoyey Of East Hardwick was =
guest al the home Of A. N. Stafford Of
Long street over Sunday.
Mrs. RoY Sessions and child Of Middle
bury are visiting Mt the home Of Mrs
G. B. Perry Of Long street.
Mrs. ora Mills. the dressmaker. has
returned from the openings and reopened
her rooms to-day. September ~.
The Barheau band. which has been en-
gagged al the Pavilion for the past week,
left last night for New Bedford.
The Bennett Moulton Co, which closed
weeks engagement at the opera house
Saturday night, left yesterday for st.
Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs Patrick Brown went to
st. Johnsbury to-day to attend the flu
neral Of Mrs. Browns father, Patrick
Leonard.
+ n Bregstein Of Burlington, mem
Der Of the Surprise Merchandise Co, was
ia the city yesterday, q guest Of Harry
4. segel
Miss Eva Brown Of Middlelury. who
Gas been confined 10 the City hospital
for The past seven weeks. 4 now able
70 be out.
There will Be two balloon ascensions
al suffh fn~re9a I'D rxaaarIss4n
drops, az the Mortified fair, Sept 10,
Il and Is.
Mr. and Mrs. George Elliott returned
this noon from Quebec, where they We're
called BY the illness and death Of Mrs.
Elliotts other,
The condition Of Miss Helen Parker,
VINO has been confined to her home Oh
Spaulding street for several weeks past,
Is improving slowly
The regular meeting Of the local No,
48l, c. 4 j. Of A., viii be held Mon
day evening. The secretary wishes to
say that a large attendance il desired.
Misses Eunice Story and Susan Collins
Of Fairfield and Miss Myrtle Stone OF
Johnson, teachers In the public schools,
returned to this city Saturday after
noon.
The world-renowned Arizona trio Of
aerobats win give exhibitions between
the heats at Mortified fair Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday, Sept. 10, IA
and Is.
The announcement has been made Of
the coming marriage Of + Aaron OF
Maple avenue TO Miss Ida Brodie Of
Montpelier The wedding viii take place
October l.
George n. Tilden is passing several
days in Mortified, and during his abb
sence lie will attend the Dog River Val
ley fair. Mr.. Tilden is president Of the
fair association.
p. T Davis returned yesterday from
few days camping with a party Of
friends at keeler's bay, near South Hero.
John Davidson left this morning for
Csnandaigna, \. X, to work.
There viii be no band concert this
week, owing To there being shows in the
opera house on both Wednesday and
Friday nights. SO the last concert Of the
season will probably be given next week
Dan McLeay Of Granitegille pleaded
guilty in the city court this morning
To first ofFense and paid inn with
costs amounting to Sl2e4 He was ar
rested at $3.50 o'clock Saturday night by
officer earle.
The Bruce orchestra Of seven pieces
has been engaged to furnish the music
at tile opening bah IN the new hall at
North Montpelier on Friday evening Of