The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-30
TALK OF THE TOWN

Children's angora suit sets at Fits.
Large showing OF white waists at
! Abbott's.
Buy your winter underwear in the
opening sale at Naughan's,
Watch the Peoples Shoe Store win
dows for latest ideas.-Ady.
A daughter was born Tuesday 70 Mr.,
and Mrs. Ernest Raymo OF the east hill.
Joseph d. Ossola of North Main street
was business visitor in Waterbury and
Burlington yesterday.
victrola OUTFIT, price $3.50, s2 down
and 81 per week. Call and look 1t over
at Bailey's, IA. Elm street.
J. Il. Reynolds has gone TO Roekhnd,
Me-, for visit OF several days among
relatives in his former home.
Auction sale, horse, harness and buggy
Saturday at p. m. City Auction Mar
ket. o. ii. Hale, auctioneer.
Manager C, +. Millar of the Consoli-
dated Lighting CO., was business vis-
itor in Burlington yesterday.
G. G. Leayens of Cambridge arrived
in the city this morning from Boston, for
business visit of few days.
Saturday, Oct. 2, at p. m, general
meeting Of the stockholders of the Social
club No. 2, Inc, at the Socialist hall.
Every article in the G. n. Kenyon
store is to be sold regardless of cost
Sale begins at o'clock on Friday morn
ing.
Louis Barney left the city last night
for Ausable, N. Y, where he will pass
the remainder of the week with rela.
tiyes.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. III. Campbell Of Old
Orchard, Mel are passing several days
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs, A. +. Camp
bell of North Main street and with other
relatives in Barre.
Egidio Rulfo and John SASH went this
morning to Burlington, where the latter
will consult specialist in regard to an
affection of the eye which has caused
him considerable pain.
Mrs Mary Downie of Merchant street
left last night on an extended western
trip, in the course Of which she win stop
at Chicago, proceeding later to San
Francisco to visit relatives.
William b. Skerritt of Farwell street,
who is taking a vacation from his du-
ties at the plant OF the Peoples Light
ing & Power company, left last night
for Rockland, Me-, to visit relatives.
Miss Lewmina Rickert, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. L. r. Riekert of fremont
street, who went to Middlehury last
week and enrolled as student at Mid
dlebury college, returned home last night
for a time on account of Illness.
Posters are out announcing the second
annual fair of the Barre Athletic club,
which is to be held in Rowland hall on
the evenings Of Oct. 81. 22 and %. An
unusually varied program of entertain
ments is in prospect this year and Car
rolls orchestra has been engaged to play
for dancing each evening.
Attention to Householders-On page
win be found list of some of the best
and cleanest used furniture ever sold at
auction. The entire household furnish
ings of Frank McWhorter will be sold
Saturday afternoon at / o'clock at his
home, corner Richardson and Hill streets.
Read the ad., then come and buy.--Adv.
Tomorrow the recently organized
Union Dry Goods Co. will take posses
sion OF the store apartment in the north
end Of the Currier block recently vacat-
ed by Henry w. knight. Kenneth Mac
Rae, formerly of Burlington, who has
been appointed manager of the new
store, returned this week with NJ. 5. Levin
and William Dobie from a trip to the
Boston. New York and Philadelphia mar
kets. The exact date Of the opening has
not been determined, but merchandise
and fixtures are arriving daily and the
day when the new company throws its
doors open 10 the public will not be
postponed for long The Union Dry
Goods Co. is to carry an up-to-date line
of ladies', misses and children's wear.
ing apparel and dry goods, etc.