The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-09-13
THE BARRE DAILY TIMES
TALK OF THE TOWN


See Abbott's Saturday SALE
| New silk waists and dresses at the
| Vaughan Store.
! Big sale of shopping bags on Satur-
day at Vaughan's.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. Peroli left last night
/ for Jacksonville Fla.
Blue damson canning plums, SOC a
peck, at Diversi Fruit Co.
For 75c each a big lot of housedresses,
on sale at Perry's Saturday.
Mrs. +. A. Warner of Washington is
in the city on her way to Boston to buy
millinery.
You will want one of these house
dresses for 75c each, on sale Saturday
at Perry's.
Championship game at Intereity park.
Hardwick VS.. Italians. Remember-ln-
tercity park at P. m.
A meeting of the Queen of Forest cir
Gle will be held tonight at 1880. Let
every member be present.
| Come to Mrs. Austins toilet shop, Cur
rier block, for your shampoo. Hair dried
by hand or electricity. Tel. ISM.
Domain Sabato IA la Vecchia Q. f.
andra ad Hardwick cola stone cutter
band, per dare una reeita pro Ettor Clio
vannitti.
| There will be a meeting of the mixed
choir of the Hedding Methodist church
| this evening at o'clock sharp. A good
attendance is desired.
A meeting of the Glenugie club will
| be held Mt the Woodmen's hall Satur-
day, Sept. IA, at 1880 p. m. All mem
bers are requested to attend.
A bargain on lamb is offered at Tas-
sizes market on Saturday Leg of lamb,
per pound. zoe; forequarter lamb, per
pound, be. For Saturday only.
Pete Clemens, the man that burnt
things up in the New England league,
will be seen in the Hardwick lineup Sat
urday at lntercity park at p. m.
La vecchia Comp. Filodramitica
messo allo studio per laperatura della
stagione 10 Sciopero dele Risaiole"
dramma in atti il Bozzetto 'Tripoli"
in atti.
See Layassuer and Gay, the two best
lefthanders in northern Vermont, face
PENH OlHtE Oh A2dtht
lay, Sept. ii. A good game is assured.
Don't miss it. Admission, 25c; ladies,
free.
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.
We have received large lot of house
dresses made of good quality percale,
in grays, navy blue, etc, very nicely
trimmed, that we put ON sale Saturday
for zoe each; a regular Sl.o0 dress, at
Perry's
The old Filodramtc club goes to
Hardwick tomorrow to present a play
for the benefit of Ettor and Giovanitti
in that place tomorrow evening There
Is to be a parade in Hardwick previous
to the play
Romeo Zanetti and Guiseppi DelaChi-
esa leave tonight for New York, from
where they sail September 2l on the
American liner, st. Paul, for few
months visit at their former homes at
Milano Italy.
The usual fall reception rendered by
the senior class of Goddard seminary
will be held Saturday evening at the
large number of graduates of the school
will return for the reception.
Cat social, Congregational Philathea
class Friday evening, Sept. 10. Every
one is expected to bring package worth
at least ten cents. REORGANIZATION
oil packages, refreshments and good
time. All come, young and old.
Fred Page of Marshfield was visitor
in the city yesterday, spending the day
as the guest of friends at Goddard SEM
mary. He graduated from the semi
nary with the class of 1907 and is a mem
Der of the 1913 class at Tufts college.
A reception was rendered last evening
to Miss Mabel Williams of Lebanon, \.
H., who is visiting in this city, at the
home of Miss Agnes Olsen OF Washing
ton street. A social evening was en-
joyed by about II of her friends. Whist
was the chief diversion of the evening.
and light refreshments were served.
Weston Fuller of Osteryille, Mass, en-
rolled as q student at Goddard seminary
this week. Fuller was employed dur
ing the summer at Wianno, Mass, on
Cape Cod, with William Richardson, a
former athlete at the seminary, and il
was through his efforts that Fuller de-
cided to enter Goddard Fuller is well
known in athletic circles on Cape Cod.
The +, s. Story moving picture com
pany comes to the opera house to-mor-
row night with six reels of the very
best pictures that il is possible to Sc
cure. This company showed here on
Labor day night and the pictures shown
were said to be as clear as any ever
shown here, A new series of pictures
will be shown tomorrow night. Admis
sion, 10; children, SC.
carload of unusual value is setting
on Barre railroad siding off Prospect
street. ready for transportation to the
quarries. 1t is galloway and ma
chinery for the L. L. Smith Granite com
pany and cost $4,000, bought OF the
Lydgerwood company of New York. The
shipment came Wednesday and probably
will be taken to the quarry Saturday,
where the new equipment will be in
stalled to assist in handling the grow
ing business of the Smith concern.