The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-09-07
TALK OF THE TOWN
New line Of blankets at Fits

A. f. Fulson of Marshfield was among
the business visitors In the city to-day
You will want one of these umbrella!
for soc each, on sale Saturday at Perry's
Two aeroplane fights daily at North
field fair next Tuesday and Wednes
day.
Frank Seguin of Burlington is spend
ing several days in. this city on bust
ness.
| s. F. johnson of Newark, n. j., was
among the business visitors in the city
to-day.
James DelMonti of Mortified arrived
in this city last night to remain the
weekend.
Companion court, No. 757, /. Q. f.,
will hold its regular meeting tonight
in Worthen block at 1880.
Miss Eleanor NJ. Jones of Boston ar
rived in this city to-day preparatory to
the opening Of the fall term at Goddard
seminary.
Baseball, Goddard campus, Saturday,
Sept. 7. Logan Squares VS.. Barre A. c.
Game called at 3 P. m. Admission, Use;
ladies, free.
There will be dance In Miles hall
Saturday evening. Bruce's splendid
dance orchestra will furnish music,
Gents, 80 cents. Ladies, free.
Mrs. d. H. Cutler will begin her
work teaching piano, voice, theory and
harmony Sept. Q at her studio, 81 JEFF
fcrson street. Phone 95-W.
Automobile for hire, by the day or
ID. -.
five passengers; win go anywhere. Jones
& Nye's livery stable, Depot square.
A meeting of the Vermont Poultry
association will be held in the city
courtroom, Barre. Wednesday, Septem-
Der IL, at 1880 O'Clock. f. Chesser, sec
A sale of umbrellas at Perry's on Sat
urday, 50 26-inch ladies umbrellas,
carved, inlaid and trimmed misses han
dies, good quality taffeta, an unusually
good value.
Miss Eunice Story and Miss Collins,
who have been engaged to teach in the
public schools for another year, arrived
in this city to-day and will room at 81
Jefferson street.
l.. \. Gauthier, chief of police at Han
over, n. H., is visiting in this city for
several days with relatives. Mr.. Gauth-
Ter was formerly a member of the Barre
police department.
To the dealers OF Barre and vicinity
Boynton Fruit company will have a car
nj Crawford peaches on the track at
Barre Tuesday, Sept. 10. Apply to C.
NJ. HAYES at the car.
Harry Wishart, who has been spending
the past week at Boston attending the
Red Sox- Washington baseball series, re-
turned to this city to-day and will leave
tomorrow for Chelsea.
Mrs. Sarkus liter, who has been
spending the past week in this city as
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Louis Will
liams of Granite street, returned this
morning to North Adams, Mass.
Eighty nine cents each, 90 ladies' um-
brellas, American taffeta cover, wide
tape edges, carved, inlaid and trimmed
handles a regular SIPS value. We shall
sell the lot at only soc each at Perry's
on Saturday.
Frank Upper OF Keith avenue, who
has been engaged as baggage master at
the local Central Vermont passenger sta
ton, leaves tomorrow for Montpelier,
where he will assume the duties OF his
new position.
The Logan Squares have defeated
Graniteyille and Hardwick by large ma
jorities and win try and even matters
with the Barre A. c. on Goddard campus |
Saturday. Sept. 7. Game called at p. |
nj. Admission, Csc; ladies, free.
Riley's popular full singing orchestra
has been engaged TO furnish music for |
the annual dance held at the armory |
hall during the middle days Of the Dog |
River Valley fair. Tuesday night, Sept |
10, has been the date set for this year.
The Ther-Schmitt Aviation Co. of New
York are to furnish the main attrac-
tion at Mortified fair next Tuesday
end Wednesday. Mr.. Schmitt, who made
such sensational flights at Middlebury
fair last week, will be the operator at
Northfield.
The Logan Squares will play the sec
cnd game of their series with the Barre
A. C. Saturday, Sept. 7, on Goddard
The Barre A. C. took the first
game, 3 to 2, in one of the best games
II the season. Don't miss this. one,
rs it has all the symptoms of hum.
ner.
Friends in this city and vicinity win
De interested to learn of the marriage
II Miss Inez Florence Mcdonald, former
Y resident of this city, TO John Bailey
II Milan, p. O., August rs. Mrs. Bailey
s graduate nurse of the Heaton hos
,ital Mr.. Bailey is an engineer EN-
,loyed on the Canadian Pacific railroad.
Miss Violette Griggs, who has been
listing in this city for the past few
lays as the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Sowles of Beckley hill, left yesterday
or her home at Sacramento, Cal. Miss
iriggs has been touring the eastern
tates this summer, spending much of
Ter time in this state.
Angelo Gheller, the Italian who was
truck in the head by telephone pole
While returning from work aboard the
sorkmen's car, and who has been con-
med to his boarding place on Newton
treet since, left this morning for Hard
gick, where his family resides. 1t will
e a few weeks yet before he will be
BILE to resume work.
In honor of her eightieth birthday,
irs. David Jameson yesterday was ten
cred a postal card shower at her home
n Maple avenue. All during the day
irs. Jameson was receiving scores of
alters and was the recipient of many
resents Mrs Jameson has lived in this