The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-11
TALK OF The TOWN.


Masonic Fair closes tonight.
See the special comforters at Abbott's
for Si.oo.
Fur driving gloves and fur-lined gloves
at McWhorter's.
Carl Sawyer began work yesterday in
S. II. Forsyth's Office.
w. A. Moore went to Newport today
for visit over Sunday.
You can save ten per cent by buying
your rubber goods at Eastman Brothers.
The Glover club will meet with Mrs.
Il. l. Mower Tuesday afternoon at $50.
F. NJ. Andreani enters S. HOLSTER
Jaekson's Office next week to study law.
Get Monteyedeos today and this even.
ing at Sowden 4 Lyons. zoe per pound.
Now is good time for all Sir Knights
to secure Malta Crosses at the Masonic
Fair
Sheep-lined coats, duck coats, beach
coats and vests, and reefers, at Nc
Whorter's.
Mrs. c. n. Barber was called to Roy
alton last night by the serious illness
of her father.
The Tourist club will meet with Mrs.
L. 5. Gates on Keith avenue, Monday
afternoon at half past two
The Eureka restaurant has installed
a lunch counter and will be prepared to
serve lunches ut all hours.
We are headquarters for fur coats,
fur-lined coats and ladies' driving
sacques. Moore & Ovens.
Saturday candy zoe box. Maple wal
nut fudge, zoe ID, butter Scotch waters,
l5e h., at Barre Candy Kitchen.
s1.50 waists for Csc, $500 waists for
SIPS, and $500 waists for $500 at
Perry's this afternoon and evening.
Just at the Break Of Day. the lat
est song hit, Monday evening only, from
Z % at ne per copy. Ayerill Music Go.
Don't forget the odd Ladies' Fair
which il to be held in Miles hall on the
evenings Of Dee. Z, ), o. The programmes
will appear later
The ehildren's department at Nc
Whorter's is the pride of the store.
Everything in the line Of cbildren's cloth
ing and furnishings.
Alfred Cadger vent to Burlington this
morning with his brother, Charles, who
viii enter the Mary Fletcher hospital
there for treatment,
AIcWhoiter would like to show You
the line Of fur coats Tor ladies and
gents, also q very choice assortment Of
fur-lined coats fcr men.
The Rev. Ralph !. Love was in Brad
ford Yesterday and spoke before the
convention Of the Woman's Home Mis-
sionary society Of the Methodist church.
The Tourist club observed gentIemen's
night last evening, meeting with Mrs.
n. y Roberts on Orange street. Whist
and light refreshments furnished the en-
tertainlnent for the evening.
Alexander Thorn arrived in town yes.
terdav from Aberdeen, Scotland He has
recently finished his service on His Ma
iesty's warship Aiair, and Is living with
bis uncle, VIM. Grant, "A Vine street.
= ut s{fstfft u tile IpftAt &HEtt nefu
h whist party in their hall in the Wor.
then block last evening with good at
tendance. Refreshments were served
The first prize was won BY Miss Sadie
EIate and g. II. Cook, with percentage
Of 65.s and the second prize by Mrs
James Smith aud d. Henderson, GIL
The eommandery booth at the Ma
sonic Fair is showing q fine line of
jewels Of the various orders at low
prices. They have pins and buttons Of
the Shrine, knights Templar, Elks.
Eagles, United American Mechanics, Red
Men, and Chapter, also a large assert
ment Of hat pins and Malta Crosses.
The gentlemen who gave the Minstrel
entertainment at the Masonic Fair have
kindly consented to repeat it at the
lice Carnival at the Universalist vestry
next Wednesday evening, Nov. 18th.
This viii enable many people to see it
who were unable to get IN at the Mason
ic hall, owing TO the large crowd; ad
mission 10 cents.
Goddard seminary's football games for
today all fell through" The game first
scheduled was with the University Of
Vermont second team, but the college
boys Cancelled this game. A match be
tween the Sc. Johnsbury academy team
and Goddard was then arranged, But the
st. Johnsburv team had some difficulty
and disbanded. The team from Fort
Ethan Allen would have been given the
date ii the Goddard boys had known
sooner that neither eli the other teams
would be able to play.
Frank NIcJalrett Of Montpelier thinks
his wifes affections have been alienated
by one Fred Dobey. a mason, of that
city, and be has brought suit, seeking
to recover $4,000. McJarrett works in
White River junction and came back
Thursday. He claims he found Dobey
and Mrs. McJarrett in a room Of the
Sarkie's house on Mortified street His
two year old child had been put out to
board The case will come up at the
March term oil court. Dobey is in jail.
Manager Thomas OF the Montpelier
high school basket ball team has ar
ranged 4 schedule Of several games. The
games now booked are as follows: Jan
nary 10. M, H. S. vs.. Burlington high,
at Burlington; January 16, M. II. $. VS..
Brattleboro, at Montpelier; January 90,
nj. II. s. vs Goddard, at Barre; January
27, M. Fl. =. w. Northfield, at North
field: February IA, Mortified VS.. M. H. |
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