The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-09-10
TALK OF THE TOWN
New Beacon blankets at Abbott's.

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Mrs. William Day left to-day for a
few days visit to Northheld.
The McWhorter co. are headquarters
for trunks, bags and suit cases.
| The fall term Of Miss Ethel Spears
private school vii open Monday, Sept. 10.
The band is requested to meet in the
band rooms Wednesday evening at 1880
o'clock.
Joseph LeBar of North Main street left
this morning for few days visit to
Burlington.
Mrs. William Mcars of Haverhill,
Mass, is visiting in this city as the
guest OF relatives.
Robert Raeside of Kirk street left
last night for Portland, Me, intending
to leave later for visit at Rockland,
Me.
No matter what your hat taste may
be, the McWhorter Co. can satisfy you
with Lamson & Hubbard or Stetsosi
make.
The Barre Citizens band will give
short concert outside of the Miles hall
Wednesday before the benefit dance COM
menees
A display Of rugs and art squares,
shown by NJ. }. Whitcomb of East Barre
at the Washington fair, was very at
tractive feature.
Harold Burroughs Of Church street,
,h, tne han IA Gan "A
with friends at Rochester, returned to
the city yesterday.
George Brown Of Bassett street, who
has been spending the past few days
in camp at Highgate Springs, returned
to this city last night.
Ralph HOLSTER, who. has been send
ing the summer at his home in Marsh
field, arrived in the city last night and
registered at Goddard seminary.
Mortified fair aeroplane days, Tues
day and Wednesday; dance on Tuesday
night. Parties desiring cars. call on Il.
u. Parker. Palace garage. Tel. 402-2.
These cool evenings make you think
Of top coat, the McWhorter Co. have
them from $500 to $4,000 A few coats
in broken lots to close at one-half
price.
Rev. Fife X. Jones, formerly pastor
of the Universalist church, who has been
visiting with friends in this city for
the past few days, left last night for
Waterloo, Ia.
The dance held in the Rowland hall
Saturday night under the auspices OF
the Woodmen was attended by seventy
couples. Riley's orchestra furnished
music for the dance.
Louis Tomasi Of North Main street
left this noon for Mortified, where he
will enroll as a freshman at Norwich
university. Tomasi graduated last June
from Spaulding high school.
The Sons of Veterans extend spe-
cial invitation to the public to be with |
them at Dewey park next Thursday, /
from 10 a. m. to p. ms to celebrate
their second annual picnic. Ladies,
please bring baskets.
Miss Grace Waite of Decatur. III. /
arrived in the city this morning to
visit at the home Of her aunt, Mrs. s. ].
Jones Of Eastern avenue. Miss Wait.
vas a recent graduate OF Spaulding high
school and Goddard seminary.
Retail Clerks Notice Regular meeting
If the local r. G. I. p. A. will be held
It the Knights Of Pythias hall Wednes.
lay evening at 1880. Special business
& to be transacted at the meeting and
he presence of every member is de-
ired.
Donald Smith and family Of Perry
treet have returned to the city from
tour through eastern Canada. The
rip was made by automobile They
listed at the Sherbrooke fair and later
pent several days with relatives at
leith, 7. @.
The Companion court Of the r. O. r.
fili hold their annual corn roast on
thursday, Sept. IL, at Dewey park All
'oresters and their friends are cordial
J invited to be present All bring corn. i
AXE the 6;45 car if possible. Being .
he last outing of the season, all come
repaired TO have a good time.
In appreciation of his services to the !
arre Citizens band and the music cir
les of Barre generally, the band will ,
i've a public dance for the benefit of ,,
|. s. Robinson at Miles hall Wednes-
ay evening. Mr.. Robinson will leave
ARE shortly for Providence, r. T., and i
he public is urged to turn out and give I
i'm a hearty send-off IT will be so
,nts for men and no charge for the la ),
les.
The Peoples Lighting. Heating & Pow
: company have installed the third
ght OF the proposed three for the pur- 8
ose of demonstrating gas street light !,
x. The first two were erected Sat :
rday, one being placed at the corner of
entral street and the other at the en-.
ance to Bolster place. The third one il
located at the entrance to Bemis place. s
he posts have been decorated with t,
nge of red and the lamp decorations
e in aluminium color. The new medium !.
lighting has so far met with public !,
,proval. !
Perry 4 Noonan, undertakers and II. L
nsed embalmers, received this morn
e their new ambulance from the James t,
Son 4 Co. of Rochester, n. Il
The ambulance is the most modern h
lttern used by manufacturers of such n,
hicles. The exterior of the wagon is
lored gray and the inside is finished
IN mahogany. On the head of the II
hiele are placed two silver plate lamps. q
large gold plate with Perry and Moo. le
~ fuaarihad fbaraa, ha. | Y.