The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-09-18
TALK OF THE TOWN


All Sl.00 house dresses for one Az
Perry's on Saturday,
A son was born 10 Mr., and Mrs Alex
ander Murray of ! Bolster place on sept
10.
Fifty.six cubic feet OF chairwood for a
load. 1915. Arthur s. Martin. Phone
saw.
A small lot Of lace bed spreads 10
close at Sl.75; were $780, at Perrys on
Saturday.
George Rogers Of Jefferson street com.
menced work this week at the DiNersi
fruit store.
Lee Short returned to-day to his home
at Marshheld, after passing few days
with friends in the city.
Regular Saturday night dance in How.
land hall, Sept. 10, under the auspices oil
Rileys orchestra. Ladies free.
Miss Marie j. Dunn, who has been
passing few days in the city, lett lass
night for her home at Rutland.
James r. Talbot returned yesterday
to his home in Bristol, after passing
few DAYS with relatives in Barre.
Mvron II. Farrell returned to-day TO
his home at Glover, after passing a week
with relatives and friends in the city
The biggest line of fruit IN the clty
and the lowest will be found AZ the
United Fruit Store. Saturday specials
Frank Finnegan returned last night 20
Graniteville from Lyndonville, where he
has been at work the past two months.
Mrs. James Keefe of Graniteville re-
turned home yesterday from Chicago,
where she was delegate from the W. Z.
20. f.
John Cleary of North Main street re-
turned yesterday from an extended visit
with relatives at Sherbrooke, 7. O., and
Montreal,
If YOU want to save money now is the
time Buy your wood from A. Tomasi.
All kinds OF nice dry wood. Phone
l77-W or 307-24. !,
A. II. Buzzell of Pearl street returned
to. day from st. Adams Bay, where he
has been spending the past week fishing
in Lake Champlain.
Miss Margaret Dunlevy of Brattlehoro'
who has been passing few days IN
the city, left yesterday for Montpelier
to make an indefinite visit.
We are ready to show you the newest
styles in fall hats. A shipment arriving
from New York and Boston nearly ever
day. Mrs, II. S. Miles, 10 North Main
street.
Five hundred yards outing flannel for
Sc yard; this is our regular Zoe quality,
To those who did not get what they
wanted here is a chance to buy this
heavy outing for only Sc yard at Perry 8
on Saturday.
The two departments of the primary
Sunday school OF the Hedding Nj. 4.
church are to have picnic at Dewey
park Saturday afternoon, If pleasant.
Meet at the church to take the 1918 car.
The mothers are invited.
For new and secondhand furniture,
heaters. and kitchen stoves OF all kinds,
come and see my line. 1t will pay you
before going elsewhere. Second hand
furniture bought and sought. NJ. Golfer
/ u Seminary street, Barre, Nt.--Ady.
Miss Nadine Rogers, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. f. II. Rogers of Is Orange
street. has gone to Wellesley, Mass
where she will enter Wellesley college.
Miss Rogers is 1914 graduate OF
Spaulding high school.
Miss Jennie Olsen Of Oneida, N. y
and Miss Nellie Olsen of Niagara. \. "
who have been passing few weeks with
their sister Mrs. Judson K. Hughes OF
West street. returned this morning to
their respective homes.
Grigps and Linekin have paid recently
through their Office in Barre claims Tor
accident and health insurance as fol
lows: One claim each for 5000, S23.3j,
sos SO. s45. $50. S2l, Ssl, $3.50, 1852,
s35. sI466, $3.50, 500, sl4.67, S27.36,
1898. S2I, 1888, 500, $1,000, Sl4, sl2o,
1t pays to carry insurance. ADV.
Pastor J. w. Watt will again speak
at the gospel tent tonight at 1888
o'clock. He expects to leave the city
soon and this viii no doubt be his last
sermon at the tent, Sunday afternoon
at 3 O'Clock "The DEVILS Church" will he
the subject of the discourse. AT p m,
the subject win be Blasting at the Rock
of Ages" viii the old Book stand?
Charles Connors Of st. Johnsbury ar
rived in the city to-day to enroll as q
student at Goddard seminary. Connors
formerly attended st. Johnsbury aead-
envy During the past summer Connors
PLAYED shortstop on the ST. JohnsoufY
team under Charles Hoernle, the Goddard
instructor It is said that about 10 stu
dents from st. Johnsbury will register
at Goddard seminary this fall session.
Another member of the football squad
at Goddard seminary is confined to Che
"infirmary" During the regular prac7iee
session last evening Duncan Mcintosh of
Bethel wrenched his right shoulder and
will be lost to the team for two weeks
at least. As Mcintosh is considered one
of the most promising backfield men his
loss is keenly felt in early season. Nc
Intosh was performing routine work
with the other members of squad A, and
when falling on the ball did not land
properly.
BENJAMIN King, who has been pass
ing the summer at his home at Bethel,
arrived in the city this week to resume
his studies at Goddard seminary. Mr.,
King is manager of the Goddard footb1ll
team. For the past few weeks he has
been perfecting one of the strongest
schedules ever undertaken by Goddard
team. Games will be played with the
prominent school teams in Vermont and
northern New Hampshire. Games have
been booked with st. Johnsbury academy,
but rumor has been current at Goddard