The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-27
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Fur coats At Abbott,s.

IALk Uf HE lUWN.
Fur coats at Abbott's.
Fur-lined coats at Fits.
Get a 'sorosis" petticoat at Perry's.
Trunks, bags and suit cases at Me-
Whorter's.
Finest line of first-ciass jewelry in
the city at E. O. Holmes, jeweler.
Free lessons in embroidery on all ma
terial bought at the Art Store.
Fur-lined coats at Moore & Owens
A good time TO select one is now.
sheep-lined coats, blanket-lined coats,
plush-lined coats and REFERS at Nc
Whorter's.
Hand picked apples, pressed in the bar
rels and headed, Just packed. win keep
longer than early packed. We have
Greetings and Baldwins. Fl. L. Averill
& Co.
Raymond Cave, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
frank +. Cave, is i'll
w. ]. oliver of Church street is con-
fined to his house by illness.
The annual Thanksgiving service will
be at the Heading NJ. +. church Thurs
day evening, and the speaker will be the
Rev. G.. f. Freeman of the Church of the
Good Shepherd.
The Methodist church choir is request
ed TO meet tonight at O'Clock to prac-
tice for Thanksgiving service.
Wicked Ion1on7 will be presented by
:he Manhattan Stock Co., at the Barre
opera house tonight. Fine specialties
and the latest illustrated songs.
Splendid singing and dancing special
ties including the latest illustrated songs
at the Barre opera house tonight. Wick
ed London viii be presented by the
Manhattan Stock Go.
A carload Of scenery is used by the
Manhattan Stock Company. Wicked
| London tonight at the Barre opera
house
Don't forget to 90 to the Barre opera
house tonight Wicked London" with
fine specialties and Illustrated songs
The great melodrama wicked Lon
dom given by the Manhattan Stock Co.,
at Barre opera house tonight.
| Harold Swasey returned Saturday
night from the University Of Vermont
at Burlington to spend Thanksgiving at
his home here.
H. A. Gould and w. H. Coodfelow
went to Mortified this morning to tune
pianos.
D. a. Perry, who was injured in the
woods at Berlin Saturday by a log roll
ling over him, was not injured as badly
las was at first feared and viii be able
to be brought to his home in this city
tomorrow.
g. w. Perry went TO Randolph this
morning on business.
The Rev. A. NJ. Smith Of Plainfield
Twas in the city today, going TO Randolph
this forenoon on business.
The Cosy Corner club win meet Al
Carl Nelson's house at o'clock tonight
George Cassie has sold his herd o.
lmiicll cows to n. NJ. Farnham Of East
Montpelier who will sell his milk e
Charles Persons, the popular Barre milk
Imam.
j. II. Rollins Of the east hill brought
to this Office a dandelion blossom which
he picked in the field this morning.
Angelo Scampini has sold all the bar
Der fixtures in the shop in his block K
10. n. Granger, and the store il fol-
rent. Mr.. Granger win remove the fix
lures 10 his shop.
A large portrait of Congressman Kit
fridge Haskins, sent BY Mr.. HaskiDs
has Just been received at the STATE
House in Montpelier by J. W. Brock, STATE
sergeant alarms. This picture is 10 b
hung in the speakers roomaof the build
ing and was sent in response to a Request
that was made some time ago. II thu
present plan is carried out, the pictures
Of many old speakers Of the House d
Representatives Of Vermont Will adon
the walls OF this room.
Special for Wednesday and Thursday
home made ribbon candy. 13c per pound
two pounds for CSC; mixed candy, d
chocolates and bon bons, 15c per pounds
two pounds for 25c; chocolate cream
drops, 15c per pound At Barre Cand.
Kitchen.
L. A. Drown returned this mornin.
from business trip to Boston. While
there he attended the Harvard Yale foo
bali game.