The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-09-17
THE BARRE DAILY TIMES
TALK OF THE TOWN
Indian blankets $l.a5 at Abbott's.


arrive about Sept. 10. Sidney +. Spar
| ford.
A. B. Jones returned last night to
Manchester, n. H., after few days Wis
it in the city.
We have few bargains in slightly
| them to you. Eastman Bros.
Dr. K. S Merchant returned last night
to Washington, after spending few
days in the city on business.
Gordon Riddell, &C North Main street
for watches, clocks and jewelry. Twen-
ty-five years experience in repairs
| Come to Mrs. Austin's toilet shop, Cur
rier block, for your shampoo. Hair dried
by hand or electricity. Tel. ISM.
| Miss Elizabeth Breehin of Liberty
street is temporarily employed at the
| Singer sewing machine rooms on Elm
| street.
| Miss Della Jondrow of Kebstervlle re
| turned to-day from Burlington, where
she has been visiting for the past few
days.
Riley's Full Singing orchestra has
been engaged to furnish music for a
dance to be held at Hardwick on Friday
evening.
| A. p. Abbott left last night for White
River Junction, where he has a pen OF
fancy birds in the poultry exhibit at the
state fair.
| Final cleanup on summer waists and
underwear. Values from Sls7 to 1915
at sl,30; from $l.25 to Sl.50 at csc.
Henry w. Knight.
| Maccabees The regular review of Har-
mon hive, No /, L. 0. T. NJ, will be
held Wednesday evening, Sept. Is, at
1880 o'clock. Come
Harry Givanni, who arrived in the city
Sunday from Portland Ore, left this
morning for Hardwick where he win
visit for several days with his brother.
Mrs. A. p. Huntington. who has been
visiting relatives in Washington and
! Chelsea for the past month. left yester
day afternoon for her home in Niagara,
| n. Y.
II. j. Smith. Fred Bird and c. Morrazza
left to-day for White River junction,
whore they viii attend the state fair
The trip was made in the formers auto
mobile.
John Mclean, who has been spending
the past two weeks in Barre Town, has
returned to Claremont. n. H., where he il
employed at the Sullivan Machinery
company.
The regular bi-wecllly meeting Of the
ROYAL Arcanum will be he'd Friday even.
ing at the Knights of Pytbias rooms,
There will be no limitations. but a social
evening viii be in order after the bust
ness meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Stephenson, who
have been spending few days in the
city as the guests OF Mrs. Lenore ID.
Wheeler Of the Merchant street extern
sion, returned yesterday TO the ir home
in Hardwick.
Russell lioyt, Arthur LaRochelle and
Rev. A. c. Griffin left th morning by
automobile for Enfield and Lebanon,
y. II. They will also attend the state
flir at y River Junction, return
ing to tn, city this evening
H. J. LaRoe of Pearl street returned
to the city yesterday. after spending a
few days at his home at Burlington. He
WAS accompanied by his wife, who will
visit for few days here, later attend
ing the state fair at White River juno.
ton.
Ten tickets were sold this morning AZ
the Central Vermont station for the
fa.ir - Al
though the excursionists made the trip
on the regular train. Tomorrow morn
ing special train over the Barre branch
will connect with an excursion train
to the junction town.
Mondays arrivals at the hotel Otis
were as follows; S. c. Butler. Woods
vile, \. H.; J. s. Niles. Malone, n VI;
George NJ. Smith, Boston; Fl. r. Pierce,
Boston; w W. Robertson Keene, n. H..
DR.. r. S. Merchant, Washington Harry
f. Fisher, New York. Joseph Wark. |
Hardwick; John Lavery, Rutland.
Manager Hoban of the Barre opera
house has announced that the next I!
theatrical production at tn opera house
will be William Bradys Scotch comedy, !
"Bunty Pulls The Strings Tuesday, |
September "A. This play has been rum |
ming for two years in New York This |
production will be one of the best at |
fractions that the public viii be afforded
this season.
On Sunday the "Vecchia Filodramati- |
ca" went to Hardwiek, where they pre- |
scented a play for the benefit of Ettor I
and Gioyannitti. On their arrival they |
were well received and a good time was
enjoyed by ALL There was a good at
tendance. The crowd marched to the OPP
era house, headed by twelve musicians
and red flag with the photographs of
Ettor and Govannitti There was no
during the parade. There
was some trouble at the entrance of
the opera house, but that was soon
ended. and the play was given to an
appreeiative audience. The company ax-
pect to repeat the performance, per.
haps at Northfeld.
The automobile chemical truck from
the central fire station made one Of it's
hurry trips on North Main street yes
terday as far as the Flanders garage
in the rear of the Nichols building,
where minor explosion of gasoline had
ed some of the garage attaches to send
IN telephone alarm. The call came
1t so o'clock in the afternoon. but the
services of the chemical and the regu-
airs from station | were not needed
The fire started when small quantity
IF gasolene became ignited while an au-
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