The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-11-11
TALK OF THE TOWN.

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Saturday sale at vaughan's
sale of table damask at Abbott's
Go to MeWhorter's for your winter
cap.
Series dance at the pavilion Saturday
night.
Special sale of ehildren's dresses at
Perry's.
Remember our Saturday candy. E.
a. Drown.
The place to buy underwear is at
Vaughan's.
W. B. McKilip OF Burlington was in
the city yesterday on business.
New chamois vests and lung protect
ors at the Red Cross Pharmacy.
Series dance at the Pavilion Saturday
evening. Gilbertson's orchestra.
f. L. Scott went to his home in Waits
field last night for q few days visit
w. II. Messer and family went to
Randolph today for few days visit.
Hear the new songs. We are pleased
to play them for you. Averill Music CO.
We have a choice lot Of No. Lake
Greetings at $500 per barrel Eastman
Bros.
Mrs. P. +. McSweeney Of Burlington
is visiting DR.. J. E. insolvency Of this
city
Mrs. G. N Barber went to South Roy
alton this morning for visit for few
days.
If it's worth having we are the first
to have it" Ideal Book and Stationery
Store.
Elmer Bean Of Randolph IS working
in the new barber shop in the Scampini
building.
pr. " c. Goodrich returned this
morning from few days trip TO Syria
eusc, N. Y.
Mrs. Mace Of Keesyille, n. Y, is visit.
ing at her daughters, Mrs Bush of
Park street.
The Loyal Temperance Legion win be
held Saturday in Hedding n. p. church
lat $50 P. IN.
Saturday candy, fresh made and pure,
zoe box. Butter scotch i5c per pound,
re the Barre Candy Kitchen.
The Company Fl and Montpelier Mill
taTy Band fair opened last evening in
the Armory at Montpelier,
I Have you tried any Of those large
fresh opened oysters, only 40e per quart,
at the City Fish Markets Telephone
1912,
i Dr. G. N. Barber sold at auction Is
cows for George Colby Of Williamstown,
which brought an average price Of $26.76
each.
Misses Helen Sturteyant 81 Iartland
Mollie Robinson Of Ferrisburg, and Bes
sic Buel Of South Strafford, are visiting
at Goddard.
Montpelier high schools second team
defeated Montpelier seminary's second
team Wednesday afternoon BIZ the score
Of l6 to S.
! Mr.. and Mrs. James Robertson left
this morning for Boston where they will
set sail tomorrow on the steamer Sax
onia for Scotland.
1 4 meeting Of the Foreign Lodge Ma
sons viii be held at Masonic halI to.
night at o'clock. All are earnestly
requested to be present.
Those who are to take part in Aunt
Susan Jones and Limerick Boy arr
requested to meet at the parish house
this evening at 7;30 o'clock.
4 The case Of Nicholas Sara for alleged
breach of peace which was tried Nov
/ before a Jury which could not agree
IS being tried again today before new
jury
4 It Is expected that the Orange County
Telephone Co. will extend its lines from
Montpelier to Brookfield BY way of Ber-
/ lin and Williamstown, within a short
time
Mrs. and Mrs. G. B. Briggs leave to-
morrow for California, where they ey-
pect to make their future home. Mr..
Briggs is not decided just where he win
settle
w NJ. Rogers Of Newport, formerly
operator at the local Western Union
office IS visiting friends in the city.
lie will leave Saturday for visit at
+ the st. Louis exposition
\ General Manager r. II. Fitzhugh and
General Freight Agent w. f. Mullins
Of the Central Vermont railroad made
short visit at the local station yester
day IN their private car, Mansfield.
! Every boy who wears a sweater should
call at a. A. Smith & Bros store at
once and get one Of the sweaters that
you generally pay $3.50 for at only Csc
Sizes are complete now, but viii be
broken soon at this price
I Miss eliza 9. Isham, preceptress Of
Goddard seminary, has resumed her du-
ties there after long absence caused
BY the illness and death Of her brother
at her home in st. George During her
absence Miss Nina Brown took her place
4 The Young Womans Tourist clul
viii observe their first gentlemens night
by attending the chicken pie supper a.
the Congregational church Friday even
inc nfterward going to the home of Il