The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-11-17
TALK OF THE TOWN.

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Try pair Of our working pants.
Moore & Owens
Ezekiel Drew OF Tunbridge is visiting
friends in the city.
f. f. Perry went TO Burlington this
morning on business.
A. D. Morse went to Boston this
morning on business trip.
DR.. J. Henry jackson returned this
morning from New York.
Abbott has just received a new lot
Of ladies' coats in extra sizes.
Specials in belts.-One lot al Sc, one
lot at 15c and one lot at 25e, at Fits.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Premier Of Montpelier on Tues
day.
We have choice lot Of 40. i Lake
Greetings at $500 per barrel Eastman
Bros.
Bert cayhue is seriously IL at the
home Of Henry Premier on Granite
street.
One Of those sensational breach Of
promise cases at the Opera House Friday
evening.
The Columbus Cotillion club viii give
its second dance in X. Of q hall this
evening.
A barrel OF nice Rhode Island Green.
ings for St.25. Only few left II. 4.
Ayerill & Co.
The Ida Reed w. C. 4. g. viii meet
Friday afternoon with Mrs. Bradley at
the parsonage.
II Presbyterian fair begins this evening.
Drop in when down town. II Is to be
Tat Iale's Pavilion.
Mrs. Anna NJ. Moore Of Dewey street
left-tlis noon for GAINESVILLE, q. where
II she viii spend the winter
Cardigan jackets, beach coats and
vests, sheep. lined coats and vests, duck
coats and REFERS, at McWhorter's.
There win be a rehearsal for gentle
men Of the minstrel show at the parish
house this evening At 7:2o o'clock.
1lr. and Mrs. George A. Brigham OF
Pittslield were visitors in the city over
might returning home this morning.
The latest song, 'sstand BY Our Pres
ident, can be found at the Ideal Book
and Stationery Store, at 25c copy.
'sir. Bob will Be presented by the
Unity club at the yestry Of the Unitar
liam church, Montpelier On Monday even
ling.
Junior Court Barre, f Of A., regular
meeting Monday eyenig, Nov I'll. Al
good entertainment with refreshments.
let all attend,
Companion Court Granite City, No.
Isl, j Q. Fl, will hold a regular meet
ing Friday evening, Nov. 8, at $50
Rec. See, Minnie Bruce
Regular meeting 81 the Ladies Of Clan
Gordon this evening 4 large attendance
BIS requested. Coffee and cake will be
served after the meeting.
Regular communication ii Granite
Lodge, No. So, F. and A. NJ. Friday
evening, New. rs, at O'Clock Work,
third degree refreshments.
Companion Court, Granite City, will
give public whist party in 1 o. HI
hall, in Worthen block, Friday evening,
| Nov IS. Everyone invited.
Capt. Patrick Rogers of Co. h. Is
suffering from severe attack Of blood
poisoning, resulting from 4 cut on his
hand His arm is swollen badly.
n The Washington county examinations
for teachers viii be held IN the Spauld
ing school building in this city on Fri
day and Saturday, Nov. IS and 10.
4 The sales al the City Auction Rooms
lare being continued this week. Sale at
II z each evening. Saturday afternoon at
IL O'Clock. o. II. Hale, auctioneer
There were about hundred people
from this city who attended the fair
Eat Montpelier last evening Two spec.
ial ears brought the crowd back at II
io'eloek
1 George Marion Of this city and Miss
Margaret a. Newton Of Cambridge Mass,
were married at Cambridge yesterday,
F5ev Michael J. Doodg performing the
ceremony.
The attraction at the NJ a. Band fair
tonight win be the drilling Of the high
school battalion, and Mcknight and
Turner of this city viii appear in jug
tgilIg ieats.
Mock Trial on Friday evening IS con
Idnetad BY Xincitia Club. Come and hear
Ithis very funny entertainment aud help
the boys out. Tickets 25ei $50 and SOC
lat the Red Cross Pharmacy
/ Having moved all our property, con
sisting Of horse, harness, wagons, pnng
sleigh, sled body, horse hoe, etc, we
loffer them at public auction, Saturday
Iafterneon at two o'clock Thwing
! Brothers.
At Hale's Pavilion this evening
the Presbyterian ladies viii offer you
Ia cordial welcome, useful and pretty
goods, simple refreshments, pleasing
programme and Astounding sociability.
Yon mean TO be there, don't your
4 q. S. Andrews met with painful
accident this morning while going to
his store. He slipped on the icy side
walk and fell, spraining his right ankle
very badly. He managed to get to the
store and was taken home in team.
/ George Gates is clerling in the store
during Mr.. Andrews absence.
4. a. Smith & Brother call your AK
tention to their most extensive line OF
underwear, made up Of the most popu-
tnr rake on thp market from fha zoe