The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-03
TALK OF THE TOWN.
New furs at Vaughan.

Fur sale at Abbott's Friday.
Grand Masonic fair, Nov. 9th to 18th.
DIR. Denton's sleeping garments at
Abbott's.
See those fur.lined coats at Nc
Nhorter's.
George Crockett OF GouldsyilIe is in
the city today.
Don't miss the Saturday sale at The
Vaughan Store.
p. ]. Halvosa went TO Mortified this
morning on business.
Hughes Livery, Merchant street, near
Summer. Phone 1861.
Special sale Of skirts for Si.9S each
at Perry's on Saturday.
J. p. saws II wasn't he who paid Sl229
in city court yesterday morning.
sheep-lin working coats and REFERS,
also sheep-lined vests, at Moore y
Owens
Saturday only we will sell the Remex
fountain pen for 50 cents. Averiii
Music Co.
The 'sKaty-dids will meet for rehearsal
at the Presbyterian church this evening
lat o'clock.
4 marriage license has been issued
to Walter Main and Miss Annie BRINE,
both Of this city.
Litany and Confirmation Intruction
lat the Church Of the Good Shepherd to-
night at o'clock.
A door key picked up near the opera
house entrance last evening awaits an
owner at this Office.
AIR. and Mrs. " +. Davis went to
Bradford this morning to attend the
funeral Of his father.
Earl Hayden Of Norwich university
|afrived III this city this morning FOR u
short visit at his home
Mr.. and Mrs. William Geage Of Gran
iteville went to Leeds, z. q, today
where they are TO reside.
Norwich university has postponed its
game with North Barre which was 70 be
played at Mortified tomorrow.
AIcWhortcr has the Jaros, Nunsing,
Roots. Luzerne, Bennington and Ster-
ling underwear from the best makers.
Mrs. G. p. Davie, who has been visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. J. N. Corskie, has
returned TO her home in ST. Johnsbury.
II Is rumored around tile South End
that Harry Mcneil. the blacksmith, is
going into the sausage making business.
A. ~ Hunt, editor Of Granite, Marble
and Bronze" has returned 10 Boston af-
ter visit Of several days in this vicin-
Iitv.
Saturday home made eaudy zoe box.
Delicious fruit candy &c fb., inOlasses
kisses 5c H., salt water kisses l5e h.,
fat Barre Candy Kitchen.
Another barrel OF those genuine Old
| fashioned Horehound Drops at the Red
Cross Pharmacy In little bags at Sc
on in bulk at zoe per pound.
Hiss Christina Ban, G. S. Andrews and
Alvin Gates returned last night from ST.
bloomsbury, where they attended the dis
trict meeting OF The Epworth league.
James Morgan, popular captain and
| third baseInan Of the intercity ball team
| in 1904, win be with Detroit next sea-
son. SO it Is reported. lie played d fine
game with Providence last summer.
William Stevens, local agent of the
| international Correspondence schools re-
turned yesterday from the Mary Fletch-
| er hospital where he has been receiving
treatment for some time. He Is much
Improved in health
John Fox, a Montpelier granite cutter
who il in a precarious condition. has
been taken Co the IIeaton hospital by
0verseer Of the Poor Parmenter. Fox II
said to have property in Quincy, Mass,
but he has no home or relatives in Mont
lpelier.
Spiritualist lecture and test seanee
| bv the we'll known medium and inspira-
tional speaker, DIR. II. +. Stanley, Sun
day evening at o'clock, Hales Pavilion,
| Pearl street, Barre, VT. Come and know
that there is no death Silver eollee-
ton at the door.
The Rev. ~. r. Davenport OF this city
las notified Superintendent G. j. Fer
guson Of the Vermont Anti-saloon League
that he has given up the idea Of going
| to Illinois to become editor of an anti
saloon papeg and that he will continue
| ia the work of field secretary Of the
! Neraomt organization. Several causes
have arisen which induced Mr.. Daven.
lrort to reconsider his decision to give
lup the local work, 1T least before next
spring.
j II Davidson OF Montpelier, manager
| of the Consolidated Lighting company,
| lost his thoroughbred wire haired fox
terrier Cashier" yesterday afternoon
BY its being run over by an electric car
On State street in Montpelier Cashier
lost his life because Of a propensity for
running with the ears. He had many
marrow escapes prior to this time. The
animal was a valuable one, having taken
1.-TWO prizes at Burlington dog show last
spring. Cashiers" father, ~Banknoten
was rated at $4,000.
Those who we're looking for first
rate attraction in the line Of comedy
rot ii at the Barre opera house last
evening in the presentation Of Buster
Brown by the Consolidated Amusement
company. There were some real conedi-
Ians, rolIicIsing crowd Of pretty girls,
Isome steppers 81 unusual dexterity and
besides, Juvenile actor, in the person Of