The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-10-31
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Local Happenings TerseIy Told For
Busy Readers.
BIanket sale at Vaughan's.

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Blanket sale at yaughan's.
| All the latest magazines 1T Harris
lsi North Main street.
Ladies and gentlemen's solid gold
watches at i. +. Burr g. Co.'S.
Don't fail to look over the new has
Sets at the Boston Bargain Store.
DR.. Geo II. spiller, optieian. viii BE-
at the City Hotel, Nov. 1, and 8.
Mems fancy stiff bosom shirts at 25
per cent discount at MeANhorter's.
SINNERS satin lining, one yard wide,
at-litts' not $3.50, but 1925 per yard
The Philomathians win meet with
Mrs Jackson Tuesday evening at 7:15.
William II. Maxwell Of Pierre, S. D.,
was a guest Of w. n. Fraser over SIM
day.
John Eastman OF West Fairlee, Of the
firm Of Eastman Bros, is in the city on
business.
The sresnlts Of Saturdays sporting
eynts viii be found on the second page
Of today's issue.
$1,000 never bought better oyercoat
than we are selling for that price.
Moore & Ovens,
Cesar Ruscom leaves tomorrow for
New York, where he viii sail for Italy
to spend the winter.
g. B. Kelley, operator in the West
eln Union office, spent Sunday at his
home in Burlington,
Fred Geiger, who has been visiting
Clinton Moore, left last night for his
home IN GAINESVILLE, Q.
The Athena club will meet with Mrs.
Q. /. Gheever, Highland Ave, Tuesday
evening at 7:30 o'clock.
See those Rhode Island Greetings be.
fore they are all sold. Price, Si.10 at
ear. II. Z. Averill & CO.
Frank Hutchinson ana Carl Perry re-
turned Saturday night from weeks
hunting trip in Woodstock.
Edward, the eight-years-old son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Lynch, is seriously
III with typhoid pneumonia.
Mrs. o. L. Balch went 60 Boston sat
urday night, called there by the illness
Of her daughter, Mrs. N. +. Gillespie
The Ladies' Missionary society win
meet with Mrs. s. M. Chandler Of South
Main street Wednesday afternoon at
2:30 o'clock.
Fred Baird shot 500 pound buck in
Maitsileld Saturday, which was brought
to Barre today and is now hanging in
the window OF Ladd's market
The seven weeks old child Of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Nye Of South Barre, died
yesterday The funeral will be held at
2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon Burial
in Montpelier
There will be a meeting Of the moth
ers' society for L NJ. M. A. at o'clock
this evening at Mrs. c. N. Benediets, s
Eastern Ave, It is hoped a large mum
Der will be present.
There win be meeting Of the Bach
elors' Congress Tuesday evening. Nov.
!, i'll the basement Of the Presbyterian
church. All who have parts, please
make q special effort to be present
Karo Corn Syrup IS steadily growing
IN popularity, as when it is once used
t forever afterward becomes a part of
The household necessities. For purity
t has no peer and can be eaten freely
BY children on bread or pan cakes, with
put the bad effect sometimes caused BY
indulging too freely in sweet stuff.
Nothing insres Cor protects) Ill in-
suranee And nothing has saved like
savings, A perfect combination Of both
lad never been arranged until the Ma
lional Life Of Montpelier (our home com
pany) offered the Investment Insurance
Trust Bond. Now you simply do your
saving (and it's simple) and your saw
ngs procure protection free. Always
wholly adjustable. Ballard & CO., relia-
bic insurance.
10 be in line with the other cities
Tins far visited by Mr.. Louis j. Russell |
IN "The Middleman," standing room
only should be the sign displayd on the
night Of its engagement here. This
successful drama has been the hit Of two |
enjoying the most favorable |
of the critics and the uni. |
sersal elientage Of the public Do not |
miss the performance when it comes to |
.he opera house Monday, 0etobr 31.