The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-09-21

MISS Laura Donohue, who has beer
passing weeks vacation at her home in
Graniteville, resumed her duties at the
Barre Medium Co.'S office in the Dodge
block yesterday.
Just received from factory, loaded
shells for bird shooting; water proof
hunting boots, the same we have for.
merly sold, made specially for us. Guns
and ammunition at low prices. Eastman
Bros.
William D. Macdonald of IA South
Main street was able to be out Of doors
to-day, after a weeks confinement with
the grip. Mr.. Macdonald expects to re-
sumo his duties as letter carrier Mon
day morning.
Be sure and come to the supper to BE-
served by the September circle at He'd
ding Nj. u. church next Wednesday, Sept
%. The chicken pies are to be made by
Mrs. Benedict. and the quality Of them
can be depended upon
A regular meeting of the Barre branch
of the G. G. |. A. Of A. will be held in
Miles hall. Una ruinione recolarc dell'
Unione degl Scalpellini branch di
Barre avra' lougo nella sala di Miles.
On Monday evening, Sept %. at 7
O'Clock Angus Mcdonald, secretary
| wish to thank my friends who have
waited for peaches and assure them that
| | have two ears OF the best | could find.
First ear due Sept. 10. second car due
Sept. 81, and will guarantee quality up
to Sept. % on all branded. Sidney f.
Spafford, fruit and produce, Barre, Vt
Mr. and Mrs. n. II. Lane Of Newtoa
Highlands, Mass, and Mrs Harry Lane
OF Aubnrndale, Mass, who have been
visiting the formers sister, Mrs. w. H.
Haviland of Highland avenue, returned
to their homes yesterday The trip was
made in Mr.. Lanes kissell touring car
Mrs. Edith P. Lawrence Of Eastern
avenue began yesterday few days vaca-
ton from her duties as ticket agent at
the Central Vermont station and left
last night for her former home in West
Townshend. Her place at the station
is temporarily filled by w. A. Kizcr of
Montpelier.
p. G. Lamson, a granite advertising
man, who has been spending several days
in Barre and vicinity on business, left
to-day for his home in Cambridge.
Mass. Mr. Lamson recently returned
from Detroit Mich, where he spoke on
advertising before the convention of ma
tional monument retailers.
A young peoples musicale was held
at the home Of Mrs. j, c. Morrison
Laurel street, last evening, the partiei-
pants being; Beatrice Stephen, George
Stewart, May Lake. Willie Morrison,
Lizzie Stephen, Gladys Rhnd, piano
solos; John Morrison, violin solo, accom-
panied by Lizzie Stephen May Lake. ii
reading. Refreshments were served and
games, including musical handker-
chief" and whist, were enjoyed until
late hour.
The sale of seats for "Bunty Pulls |
the Strings" which comes to the opera
house on Tuesday, Sept. "a, opened last
night. 1t goes without saying that no |
play of the last decade has created the |
same interest among theatre-goers as
"Bunty." Almost unheralded, it came |
to this country and Immediately created /
a profound impression. so much so that I
Golfers theatre in New York has beeN
crowded to its utmost capacity for over
a year. The secret of the plays great
ness lies in the fact that it is so diff
ferent from all plays that have gone be- +
fore. 1t is all about simple church I
going folk in the highlands of West
Scotland. and bares to the bone Scotch
wit and Scotch canniness.
In spite of the unproptous weather
conditions. s2venty-five people attended
the experience sociable held in the yes
try of the CnivcTsalist church last even.
ing under the auspices of the ladies'
union OF the church. A piano duet BY
Miss Blanche Spaulding and Mrs. f. j.
and vocal duet by Miss
J3lee Wood and Mrs. Glenn Perry, formed
4 prelude to the relation of the expert
nnees by which each member of the
union earned dollar to be contributed
to the church. Most of the experiences
were written in verse and formed one
Of the most delightful features of the
evening. Dainty refreshments were
served afterwards. The affair was car
led out in charge of the August and
circles Of the union headed
Dy Mrs. Frank W. jackson and Mrs.
Eastman, respectively.
lom Kippur, or the Day of Atone
nent, began last night at shutdown and
he twenty-fom hours beginning at the
approach of twilight is the most solemn
Jay in the Jewish calendar. Local He
,rews have made the usual plans for
celebrating the season OF fasting from
unset yesterday to sunset to-day. All
PERSONS processing the Jewish faith
mark the occasion by suspending bust
Tess and endeavor OF all kind. while in
enters where the Hebrew population is
arge synagogue attendance is demanded
nd the fasting is broken at shutdown
" elaborate dinners. Several local He
'rews left last night fer Burlington to
emain until this evening, passing the
ay in fasting, prayer and pennanee.
IN Yom kippur. the Jews atone for the