The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-09-14
THE BARRE DAILY TIMES
TALK OF THE TOWN
See yaughan's Saturday sale.

Excursion to New York See adv. on
page 6.
Saturday sale Of sweaters at the
Vaughan Store.
Blue damson canning plums, SOC a
peck, at Diyersi Fruit Co.
Don't forget to get basket of peaches
for zoe. Diversi Fruit Co.
The McWhorter Co. are offering lot
of boys school caps at 10 cents each.
George C. Mckenzie of Graniteyille left
this morning for Boston on vaca-
ton.
Peaches fine; prices right; car will
arrive about Sept. 10. Sidney L. Spaf-
ford.
You will want one of these house
dresses for 75c each on sale Saturday
at Perry's.
i A daughter was born at the City hos
pital yesterday to Mr.. and Mrs. George
Walker "a North Main street,
The ladies of - Unversalist church
are preparing to hoId their annual church
fair the first week in December.
Come to Mrs. Austin's toilet shop, Cur
rier block, for your shampoo. Hair dried
by hand or electricity. Tel. ISM.
Remember the dance Saturday evening
in Miles hall. Bruce's orchestra. The
best floor in Barre. Gents, soc; ladies,
Don't forget the NJ. w. of A. dance
Saturday night at Rowland hail. Ril-
ey's orchestra. Gents, soc; ladies', free.
Remember the date, September 25, for
a supper to be served by the September
/ oirnlo nf ,ha IIa1l;,r, AIatbaJtat ob,,rob
| Tonight at the opera house six reels
of the very best pictures. Show starts
at s o'clock. Admission, Zoe; children
| sc.
| Miss Matte Kiser of Park street left
Thursday for Pittsford, where she will
receive treatment at the Vermont sana.
| forum.
Mrs. W F. Morey of Cliff street left
| yesterday afternoon for Lyndonville,
where she was called to attend the flu
neral Of a friend.
Have you forgotten about the rally
day Mt the Baptist Sunday school at
II o'clock Sunday, Sept Is? A SOU
venr will be given to each one attend
ing.
The condition of William n. Marion
of North Main street, who has been
confined to the house by illness for the
past two weeks, continues TO slowly i'm
prove.
About 80 members of the ladies and
pastors union enjoyed business meet.
ing and social afternoon ON the lawn of
the Misses White, $40 North Main street, /
Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Morgan of Will
Jamestown were visitors in the city to- /
day on their way TO West Bolton, where
they were called by the death of the for. |
mers step-father
Geraldus A. Knapp of Keith avenue
leaves tomorrow for Boston. where he !
will remain for few days on bus |
mess He viii make the return trip |
to Barre in an automobile.
The McWhorter Co have complete
line OF samples for suits and overcoats, |
from the Clere Clothing Co. to be made /
up to your measure and each garment /
bearing the union label
Get in line. Join the procession to
Goddard campus and see the Barre A.
c. tackle the st. Johnsburys, the team
that defeated Hardwick. Admission,
25c; seats and autos free.
Angus Smith of South Ryegate is spend |
ing several days in this city with friends. |
Mr.. Smith leaves next week for Phil |
adelphia, where he will resume his
studies at the Jefferson Medical col
lege.
Cards have been received here an
nouncng the marriage of Miss Zad,nl
Emery TO Joseph Lamb, at Batavia n, /
Y. Mr.. Lamb is a graduate of Goddard /
seminary and is we'll known here. They |
will reside in Memphis, Tenn, where he
is in business.
See Gay and Lavassuer, the two best +
lefthanders in the state, face each other I
on Goddard campus this afternoon at /
3 o'clock, This promises to be the best I
pitchers battle of the season. Remem- I
Der the place--on Goddard campus. Adj |
mission, 25c; ladies, free.
surprise party was rendered last I
evening to Miss Clara Watkins at her /
home on Summer street, The recep.
ton came as great surprise to Miss 4
Watkins. She was the recipient of
beautiful gold bracelet from her friends
Refreshments were served during the
evening,
Many people in this city viii be inter
ested to know that Cassidy, the old Yer
mont athlete, has been engaged for an;
other year to coach the athletic team I
at st. AnseIm's college, Manchester, n. 1
II. Cassidy brought his baseball team
to this city last spring, later returning
at the head OF an independent team.
At the Unlversallst church tomorrow
morning, Prof. w. A. Wheaton will play
"Postlude" In c by Lemmons and "Per-
lude from Lohengrin" by Wagner, The
0rpheus male quartet will sing Awake
Up My Glory" by Lansing and Unto
Thee, God. We Give Thanks by
Katson. William J. Ingls win sing, THE
Battle Prayer" by ITmmel
The Happy Hunting Ground club of
the Methodist church gave corn roast
last evening on b. d. Jackson's farm for
the benefit of about twenty-five OF the
public school teachers. Corn, marsh
mallows, saltines, cocoa and watermel
ons We're on the bill of fare. The party
were largely indebted to the "Heap Big
Chief" for the delight ] occasion. About
seyenty-fve We're present. College songs
and a general good time were enjoyed