The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-10-31
TALK OF THE TOWN.

the city.
Leave your orders for iypeyriting a
Ideal Book store.
Read the Peoples Bank adv. on an
page Of the Times
Our fur-lined coats are the best to be
4 found Moore & Owens
See the new coat that comes Is the
bottom Of the dress at Abbott's
! Miss Margaret Haley visited at hei
home in Waterbury over Sunday
The Clover club will meet with Mrs
jackson on Tuesday at 2.3o o'clock.
J. r. Morrison OF Cambridge. Mass,
Is making q visit at the Morrison farm.
w. A. salladin and brother Of Canaan
daigua, n n, are visiting friends IN the
city.
Chinese lilies and Easter lilies, Sc each
or four for 25e, at the Boston Bargain
Store.
Mrs. Charles a. Wheaton went TO
Waterbury this morning for visit with
relatives
II $500, $3.50 OF $500 i your usual
price for hat, you can get the best al
Moore & Owens
Mrs Claude Gilfllan returned to Bar
net Saturday afternoon after brief
visit here and in Montpelier.
Mrs. J. O Adams returned last Sat
urday from London, Ont, whore she has
been staying for several weeks.
There will be meeting Of Barre n.y.
biographical Union, No. 402, this evening
az o'clock at The Times Office.
Come TO tho Odd Ladies fair that IS
TO be held the 9th and 10th of Noyem
Der and guess on the crOoket stick
The American Express Co.'S office
win close at $3.50 every evening except
Monday ct p. ~, from Nov. ith
Your best chance to get winter Green
ings and Baldwins. Car now at Central
Vermont depot. Price, S170 at ear. II.
l. Ayerill & Co.
The Yale hose at Fits at two pairs
for 25c is entirely without i seam and
good weight. The best value IN the
Hiallset iof the price,
The u. III. III x. degree team win
hold q meeting this evening at o'clock
at Hale's pavilion. Let every member
be present. Important
q regular meeting OF the Barre Rang
ers will be held Tuesday at $3.50 sharp
in Miles ante room. Let all members
be present y FBennett, Sec.
Miss Nellie Gale, daughter IL Mr.. and
Mrs. Elgin Sale Of Boston, Mass, who
has been visiting friends III the city for
few days, returned home yesterday.
It's time to be thinking Of heavier
underwear. Think Of McWhorter's when
YOU do. You'll get the best underwear
that's made right here at soc up to
$500 per garment
The supreme lodge Knights 81 Pythi-
as, endowment rank, of Chicago, III,
and the supreme lodge knights Of Hon
or, Of st. Louis, have made application
to do business in Vermont.
state Fish and Game Commissioner
II. G. Thomas Says that less than so
nonresident deer hunters have taken
%AtA AfNt if1s1H ~ ANliE utNt III = EfAI0NA
during the season just passed.
The funeral Of Mrs. Sarah Barnes viii
be held tomorrow morning at $3.50
o'clock from the home OF her daughter.
Mrs. r O. Wheaton. Rev. r. L. Lowe
Will oiliciate. The body win be taken !
to Chelsea for burial
4 picked bowling team from Montpel-
len is expected 70 bowl Barre team on |
the local alleys this evening. The |
Montpelier team viii be made Up Of II. |
Abbott, +. Felt, Dewey and &c. Gill. A |
retnrn game viii also be played.
At q special meeting Of the city coun-
I'll Saturday evening proposed amend
ments and additions to that part OF the
eity charter relating % the work Of the
assessors were agreed TO and viii be in
troduced n the Legislature today.
a dramatic happening 81 more than
ordinary import is the coming engage
nent OF that extremely popular and
ever successful play, The Middleman"
Local theatre goers should not miss the
Of seeing the presentation
II this drama
81 "a. Heath has moved his wall paper
store from Elm street Ia the store i'll
he new Tomasi block on Merchant
itYeet, where lie win have more than
louble the floor space, with a basement
BESIDES. 1t makes big improvement.
Mr.. Heath has just received lot Of
905 patterns in wall papers
D. Tomasi Of Montpelier has petition
"a ion a neW trial in the breach 81 prom
~ suit brought BY Irene Massucco Oh
grounds Of newly discovered evidence
md that he was i'll in Italy when he
eceived word about the trial and could
lot get here in time to appear. Some
estimonv has been taken and the case
vill come up at the January term of
supreme court.
A reader Of The Times gave today
u interesting bit Of information
3 follows On October 20, sixty years
go, snow fell to the depth Of two feet,
md from that time to the next spring
he ground was covered. Few farmers
ad dug their potatoes and apples had
o be left on the ground all winter The
fork OF gathering the apples and dig !
ing the potatoes was done when the
now went oil in the spring Perhaps
ONE Of the older readers of this may :
the occurrence and Others may }
ave had it told them BY their elders.
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