The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-11-18
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Mock Trial tonight.

Woodworth's barber shop.
| Abbott has just received new lot
Eof ladies' coats in extra sizes.
The Granite City Lodge, 1. o. D. i.
NJ. y. meets this evening at seven.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde w. Perry returned
Hast night from their wedding trip.
Specials in belts.-On lot at Sc, one
lot at 15c and one lot at 25c, at Fits.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Anderson leave to-
might for Fort Valley, Georgia, to reside.
Representative Gates Of Morrisyille
visited Clarence Foster over last night.
We have choice lot Of No. / Lake
Greetings at $500 per barrel, Eastman
Bros.
G. L. Currier left this noon for Brook
llyn, n. ", where he win pass the win
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Noyes Of Sharon
are the guests Of MIR. and Mrs. + D.
Ladd.
DR.. E. G. Sprague, who has been i'll
with fever for several weeks, is slowly
recovering.
A barrel Of nice Rhode Island Green
iings for s1.25 Only few left. H. L.
Ayerill & Co.
Earl Smith was elected captain Of
the clerks basket bali team last evening
and William Connor manager.
Cardigan Jackets, beach coats and
vests, sheep lined coats and vests, duck
coats and REFERS, at McWhorter's.
ar. and Mrs. John E. Smith, who
have been attending the Worlds fair
at St Louis, returned home last evening.
! Clyde Batchelder Of this city has gone
/ to Florida to spend the winter He
ifs working in the post Office at Day
tona.
Mr.. and Mrs. IL j. Smith and daugh
| ten returned last evening from st. Louis,
where they have been in attendance at
the Worlds fair.
! N. J. Green has sold 70 r. Jenest his
house off Beckley street, consideration
$3.50 The sale was made trough the
Cate real estate agency
Too much praise cannot be given Miss
| Phillips for her direction OF the rs little
/ girls who rendered the operetta, KATY
Did, last evening at the Presbyterian
fair.
The Spanish War Veterans are re.
lquested to meet in rooms j and 2, Cor.
don block, at o'clock this evening, to
make arrangements for attending the
funeral Of Sergeant Thurston-
Saturday fresh made and pure candy
Delicious chocolates and bon bons, zoe
4 box Molasses kisses, 15c a pound
Fruit candy, 15c a pound, at the Barre
Candy Kitchen.
Carlyle Brown of the seminary, who
recently had his collar bone broken in
foot ball game went to his home in
Nilliston yesterday 10 remain until the
fracture il mended.
A Young boy sliding down Spaulding
street hin last evening ran into Allen
Cults team The wagon passed over
his body but fortunately lie was not
hurt. The sled was smashed
Miss Anderson. the nurse who has
been for the past four weeks caring for
the sick boy Of Harry Al. Segel, left
yesterday to care for the sick children
lof Air. Carroll on Smith meadow.
segels & Brady have on display in
one Of their large show windows a fine
assortment OF mems and young mems
loverooats at astonishingly low prices.
DO not fail to take a look at them. It
will be worth your while.
What more useful Xmas present than
the Ladies' Home JourHaly 1t costs
but one dollar Leave your order at
the Presbyterian fair. Beginning with
the Xmas n&nber it viii be a JOY TO
your friend throughout the year.
1lr. and Mrs. G. L. Woodwork very
pleasantly entertained few of their
friends with a whist party at their
home on Prospect street last evening.
Refreshments were served during the
evening and the playing broke up about
midnight.
Hazel, the ten-years odd daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Marion, who was
operated upon at Heaton Hospital, We'd
Inesday, for appendicitis. is doing nicely,
DR.. Chandler Of Montpelier performed
the operation, assisted By DIR. j +. Me-
Sweeney Of Barre
Miss Bessie Whiteomb WAS given
surprise party last evening at her home
on North Main street by a party Of her
friends. The evening was passed very
pleasantly with card playing and q
chatting dish lunch was served Miss
Whiteomb was presented with a hand
some bouquet OF pinks.
While NJ. L. Towne was bringing
load Of hay to this city yesterday after
noon, one of his team Of horses slipped
on the steepest part Of Hooker Hill and
slid with the load a considerable dis
tanee, bringing up in front Of w. 9.
Goodwin's house. The horse which fell /
sustained a broken leg and had to be
shot.
The Bachelors Congress ut the Pres
byterian fair this evening win be very /
funny. 1t i satire upon women.
Toward the close Of the convention fif |
teen OF twenty old maids, dressed in |
the styles Of long ago, viii rush upon |
the stage and turn the tables upon the !
men. The entertainment will begin at
s o'clock.
Ralph T. Lee, printer in the employ !
Of M !. Roberts Of this city last year,
going from there to the Burlington News,
has become manager Of the Highland |