The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-09-19
TALK OF THE TOWN
Belle waists new at Knights.
See Abbott's waist values at SIPS.


Call for that large loaf at the City
Bakery. It's dandy,
The McWhorter Co. are showing nice
line of sweaters for ladies,
Neckwear, gloves and ruchings; al
the newest kind At Vaughan's.
Auction sale, city auction E~rket, at
1870 p. m. Saturday. O. II. Hale, auc-
tioneer.
At soc each, you will want one or two
of those umbrellas on sale Saturday al
Perry's.
son was born last night TO Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Lafountain of Elmwood
avenue.
Mrs. Florence Pearl Balch is visiting
her mother at IS Merchant street for
two weeks.
See the heekwear in the McW1horter
Co. window, at 80 cents, 3 for Sl.00
for Saturday sale.
Special Friday and Saturday--Misses'
Balkan and MILDLY blouses, SOC. Paris
Shirtwaist House
Regular Saturday night dance in How
land hall, Sept. 20, under auspices OF
Riley's orchestra. Ladies free.
Duncan Mcdonald, who has been
spending the past few weeks in the city,
left to-day for his home at Olga, Fla.
1 Constable George j.. Morris has moved
his household goods from 100 fremont
street into the house at 80 Averill street.
/ Riley's orchestra returned this morn
ing from Chelsea, where they furnished
music for a concert and ball last even.
ing.
Matthew Hagan has completed his du-
ties at the Dodge creamery and has en-
tered business with his brother, Daniel
| Hagan
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Fits and Miss
Maggie Wood have returned from New
York, where they have been purchasing
| fall goods.
Philip Vercoe went to Keene, IT. IT,,
on a vacation. instead of going there TO
work, as was stated in Tuesdays issue
of The Times.
All those interested and willing to
| take part in the Clan Gordon Ministries
please meet in the Clan Gordon hall to.
night at o'clock.
Notice. |. 0. O. L.. NJ. T., viii hold
| /, 2, 3, and 4. Riley's orchestra. The
| fair of the season. Come.
Don't let your neighbor tell you about
our Saturday sale Get here first, then
tell her. Bargains that are specials in
every way. G. N. Kenyon & Co.
Mrs. James Black of Richardson street,
who has been i'll at her home for the
past few months, was able to be out
of doors yesterday for the first time.
Remember the auction sale tomorrow
for r. NJ. Harvey in Orange. farms,
AZ n aud ~
property. See ad,, page I. G. +. Smith,
auctioneer
A special meeting Of the Bonaceord
football club will be held in the club
house on Saturday, Sept. 30, at Z p. m.
Let all members be present. Per order
president.
! Mrs James Sterlings. who has been
spending the summer at Glasgow, arrived
| in the city this forenoon from Boston,
where she recently landed from the Al
Ian line.
| James CrlIiekshank. who has been
| spending the past few days at the home
of his parents on Beach street, returned
this forenoon to Hardwick, where he is
employed.
Fifty umbrellas for soc each, fast
color covering. strong frame; an extra
good looking handle; are the best val
ues in umbrellas we ever sold. At Per-
rvs on Saturday.
James McAdam, who has been spend.
ing the past week with his parents on
| Washington street, has returned to
0rangeburgh. n. ", where he il ems
ployed by the Tenney corporation as
second assistant engineer.
The board OF directors of the W. d..
Quimby & Company have declared their
regular two per cent. dividend to stock
holders of the guaranteed issue OF record
the 9th of September, payable the 9th
of October. This is their 10th eonsecu-
tive dividend.
The following team will represent the
Bonaccord football club In the game to-
morrow: Goal, H. Forsythe; backs, j
Forbes. j. Freeland; halfbacks, B. Pal
mer, r. Even, G. Mitchell; forwards
A. FreeIand, A. Palmer, G. Cormack, J.
Milne, J. Massie; reserve, A. Ross.
Work at the Stephen & Gerard plant
on Smith street was suspended this fore
noon owing to trouble with the air com
pressoT. Workmen commenced work i'm
mediately to make necessary repairs and
it is hoped that the employees will be
able to resume operations tomorrow.
Mrs. Anil Ahrens, who has been Wis.
iting in the city at the homes of Mr.. |
and Mrs. Joseph Celia and Mr.. and Mrs. !
Frank Colombo for the past few weeks,
returned to-day to her home at Jersey |
City, n. J. She was accompanied by |
Victor Molineri, who win remain at Jer- !
sey City for several weeks.
Paul w. Waterman, who has been |
passing the summer at his home on |
Washington street leaves tonight for |
Montclair, n. j., where he viii resume
his duties as instructor at Montclair |
academy. This fall Mr.. Waterman will |
again have charge of football at the
academy, as well as other branches of
athletics.
Those charming melodies THE Legend |
of the Bells" "0n Billows Rocking" ut /
Was in September "Just Look at |
This 81 May Be Princess" etc. and ,
in fact all the gems of Planquette's mas
terpiece, will be rendered by Aborn's |
special cast of upwards of so singers,
which has been carefully selected for
the big spectacular revival of "The
Chimes of Normandy" which comes here
next Monday, Sept. 22.-Adv.
The last baseball game of the season
will be played Saturday at Intercity |