The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-08
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Serge storm skirts, S1.9s each, at
Vaughan's.
4 program win be given every evening
at the Ice Carnival"
Mems and boys golf gloves, mufilers,
etc, at AlcWhorter's.
There will be meeting this evening
of r. c. |. p. A., local 24l.
Watch for the menus of the 15c sup
pers at the "lce Carnival
Riley Burgess returned this morning
from bushes trip to New York.
You can save ten per cent by buying
your rubber goods at Eastman Brothers.
For This Week Home made bore
hound candy, 15c per pound, at Barre
Candy Kitchen
Lena, the little daughter of Alexander
Gordon of Spaulding street, is i'll with
scarlet fever
We have the choicest things in suits
and oyercoats for the little fellows.
Moore 4 Owens.
George Granger, the little son of Mrs.
Engenia Granger OF Berlin street is i'll
with diphtheria.
Walter Carr, wife and child returned
yesterday from New York, where they
have been visiting.
Thad Martin has gone to Orange to
take charge Of the men building A. H..
Batchelders fish pond
~1he Peacemaker March," dedicated
to the president, one week at 10 cents
each. Ayerill Music Co.
Miss Harriet La Bounty has been en-
gagged as bookkeeper and stenographer
n the Mater superintendent office.
The fish chowder supper given BY the
Ladies' Aid society at the Baptist church
last evening was very well attended.
Twins, a girl and boy, were born
last night to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Beau
hen, corner Of Farwell and Newton
streets.
Effective as remedy and delicious
as CONNECTION those Old-fashioned
Horehound Drops at the Red Cross
Pharmacy.
Rev. Il. NJ. Fuller was in the city yes
terday on the way to his home in Bur-
liington from a trip in northern New
Hampshire.
The children's department at Nc
Whorter's IS the pride Of the store.
Everything in the line Of children's cloth.
/ ing and furnishings.
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ipelier 4 il humero 1885, u vincitore porta
Iritirare Ia bicicleta rixolgendosi i Bon
azzi Z River street, Montpelier
The Loyal Temperance Legion wilIhaSe
social evening al The NJ. Il. yestry
this evening at 730. All members are
CORDIALLY invited 70 come and bring a
friend with them.
4 curiosity in The line Of pumpkin
was brought 10 this office yesterday az
ternoon, coming from the farm of Rich
ard Jones IN plainfeld. The pumpkin
was al the triple order, with three grow
ing % one stem.
olm chest protectors are real life pre-
servers for people with weak lungs.
We have 4 new lot just in that are
made lnst right. a5c to Sl.50, C II.
kendrck \ Co, Druggists.
William Park will open his dancing
school i'll Hale's Pavilion next Tues
| day evening at o'clock. All those
wishing to Join the school should call
at 7 Currier street on Of before sat
uRday.
Mr.. Hunt OF Proctor, Representing
Senator Proctor, and Dr. Bryant 81
LUDLOW, secretary Of the state tubercu
losis commission, have been in the city
today looking over sites for state hos
pital.
4 great variety of hand made fancy
PARTICLES, aprons Of all kinds, stocks
hand made handkerchiefs, preserves and
leliies, home made candies. cts, will b.
on sale at the ice Carnival at the Uni
yersalist yestry On Nov. 18th, 18th ant
10th.
TiIea, the little daughter Of Mr.. ana
Mrs. Perley Beekley Of Hill street, was
trimming with stick III her mouth yes
terday afternoon, when she tripped ant
lfell, driving the stick down her throat
She Was taken at once To Dr. Ia1eIFs
where the little girls injury was 1T
tended to.
William Gleason and Joseph Ahern
who claimed to come from Burlington
and who were arrested yesterday moor
lbv Chief Brown and Officer Hamei fol
lintoxication were in city court this
morning. Both Buriingtonians PLEADED
lguilty and in default Of payment d
their fines will spend fifteen days in III,
county jail.
/ William Downie, salesman for TroN
4 Holden. while visiting Montpelici
stone shed Yesterday met with an acci
dent that will eontine him to the hous'
l for 4 week OK two. A workman wa
4 splitting stone. and as it fell apari
one piece fell on Alr. Downie's foot
starting the flesh from the bones, bu
breaking none
4 David 0'Brien OF Middlesex, who wa
taken 70 Heaton hospital at Nontpefel
lSaturday afternoon for treatment TO
convulsions, died there at midnight Mon
day night He had been unconscious
since he was taken to the hospital. Th'
direct cause Of death was d hemorrhag'
lof the brain. Mr.. O'Brien is survive,
by a widow and seven children. He wa
As Years old and native OF Moretown
/ His body was taken to his former hom'
yesterday afternoon, where funeral ser
vices will be held Thursday morning n