The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-11-26
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Read vaughan's advertisement.

Read Vaughan's advertisement.
Extraordinary sale at vaughan's.
See the Goddard pillows at the Art
Store.
Refers and sheep.lined coats at Moore
& Owens.
There win Be i Bebekah whist party
this evening.
The Tourist club viii meet with Mrs
Ladd on Monday.
We have q choice lot Of No. / Lake
Greetings at $500 per barrel Eastman
Bros.
Get catalogue Of the lO-cent music,
over thousand copies in stock Averiil
Music Co.
Fred L. White returned to Lyndon
vile this morning where he is employed
in a store.
The officials 81 the Presbyterian
church win meet this evening promptly
at s o'clock
Xmas next Something new in Xmas
suggestions every day at Fits, Keep
track Of them.
G. G. Barnes returned Thursday from
Sherbrooke, z. @, TO spend Thanksgiy.
ing At his home.
Roy Centerbar went to his home IN
Enosburg this morning where he will
spend the winter.
"Al Ray 2.13A, was bid off at the
sold Glory horse sale In New York by
II. G. Leonard Of Barre for 1875.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Griggs went to
Waterbury this morning to attend the
funeral Of Mrs. Lorinda Bowman.
Antiseptic Tooth Powder, 5o-cent size
for only rs cents. Parlor Drug Store this
week. 1t is displayed in window.
Alfred Lonegran has returned to his
work in the Red Cross Pharmacy after
several days absence on account Of i'll
ness.
See our display Of burnt work.
Also outfits to burn with, and blanks
to burn, @. j. Dodge, ieweler, 40 North
Main street.
Rev J. E. Wright OF Montpelier is to
assist in the observance Of the Worlds
Temperance Sunday in East Barre next
cuu0a4 evening"
A joint meeting Of the amuse-
ment committees Of the ladies' Of Clan
Gordon and Of Clan Gordon viii be held
IN the Clan room on Tuesday evuing az
o'clock.Jas, Mulch, See
/ Dealers in wood viii find a buyer by
writing prices to Thomas Gabelloni,
Black Ill., Barre, ut. He likes to buy
by carloads and lie prefers to trade with
dealers who can ship by G. Y r. r,
4 Now is the time to have your over.
shoes tapped. have nice rubber soling
I for taps and best rubber cement in the
world for patching Work warranted
i Also nice oak tan for sewed work. Moses
ICharbonneau, under Phelps store, Cor
don block.
A special meeting 81 Toolsharpeners
No. ? viii be held at their hall, Nichols
block, Tuesday, Nov. 29th at $3.50
o'clock Every member il requested t.
be present, ais the action taken may
affect every individual member. jas
Mulch, Sec
IN the foot ball game at Rochester
N. II, Thursday between Tufts colleg,
| ard the University, Ferley buchanan q
this city, a student at Tufts, sustained
a broken collar bone He was playing
/ quarterback, going into the game whei
the regular quarterback was injured
soon afterwards, Greene, who succeeded
Buchanan, was injured and had to give
way 70 a fourth Tufts was the losei
16 to 5.
TT. A. Bowman Of Montpelier went u
Waterbury yesterday, called By the
death Of his mother, Mrs. Lorinda NJ
Bowman, which occurred on Thursday
Afternoon at the home OF her daughter
Mrs. Clara Sargent, in that town. Can
Ger Of the stomach was the immediate
cause OF death, although the deceased
had been in poor health for several
years. Lorinda Merritt Bowman wal
born in Montpelier in pril, 1895. Sh,
was the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs N.Y.
! Merritt