The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-28
TALK OF THF TOWN.
New furs at vaughan's.


Central Labor Union meets Friday night.
Wooltex garments on sale only att
Fits.
Special values in fw-lined coats at
Abbott
Mrs. D. A. Perry is visiting friends
in Plainfield.
Something new in ehilds' sweaters at
McWhorter's.
John Hill of Plainfeld was in the city
today on business.
Special bargain in skirts for $500 at
Perry's on Saturday.
Charles Jondro went to Mortified this
morning on business.
Thomas Brady returned last night
from business trip to New York.
Souvenir postal card free with every
sheet Of music sold. Ayerill Music Go.
One of the latest songs out, Texas
Dan,7 10 cents, at Harris Hale block.
William Danforth of North Strafiord,
n. H.,( was in the city today on busi-
ness.
It's time for your fall suit. Come
see the best in the land for the money.
Moore 4 Owens.
The Sterling sweaters and wescuts for
men and boys are the best. McWhorter
is agent in Barre.
Proof against sudden changes
cold, wet, frost can't hurt LAWRENCE
Paint. At E. A. Prindle's.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bixby, who have
been visiting in Barre, returned today
to their home in Plattsburg.
Il. c. Leonard went to Newport this
morning to superintend the loading OF
large stone out Of quarry there.
John Reynolds Of Edgewood received
word from Quincy, Mass, on Tuesday,
OF the death Of his father in that city.
Mrs. Adelia Whitney, who was in
Barre to attend the Lynde- Smith we'd
ding, returned to her home in Chelsea
today.
Be sure and look at our winter under
wear for ladies, misses and children be-
fore you buy elsewhere. Veale 4
knight.
Miss Jessie Beattie is expected to re-
turn the last of the week from the Adir-
ondacks, where she has been spending
the summer.
Saturday morning, from . to II, we
| viii sell the new song, When the Bees
Are in the Hive, for Is cents a copy
Averill Music Go.
S1.O0 corsets for soc at Perry's on
Saturday. y, NJ, G. Ri Thompson, som.
il erset Dress Reform aud Leda eorsets
for 69c per pair.
( Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Clark, who hay,
been visiting for week at the home O
Mr.. and Mrs. r. 4. Clark, returned Il
their home in Cabot today.
II Church Of the Good Shepherd, Friday
Feast Of ST. Michael and All Angels
Holy Communion 9.15 "a. M, Evening
. Prayer and sermon at Z p. m.
Companion Court, Granite City, give
public whist party tonight in the
@. j. hail. Prizes given and refresh
nents served. Playing to begin at
O'Clock sharp.
Miss Mary Robinson Of Ferrisbnrgh
a recent graduate Of Goddard seminary
who has been teaching since leaving TIL
local school, has entered the freshman
class Of the University Of Vermont.
Parents sending children to the Brbol
street school are respectfully asked t
keep them at home until the ringing o
the first bell owing to the illness Of littl'
Rachael Dix, who Is disturbed BY thi
noise.
The Ideal Book and Stationery stort
has secured the exclusive sale for Barr,
Of the Carter, Rice 4 Co.'s Malta Liner
writing tablets These tablets sell 70
ten cents although they are worth double
the price.
Six policemen from Barre will partici
pate in the Centennial parade at Montpe
lier Wednesday. The larger building
in that city are now being decorated
for the celebration, and the place i
putting on gala-day appearance.
G. p. Dayie, father Of Mrs. J. M. Cors
kie of this city, died yesterday mornim,
at his home in st. Johnsbury from TIL
effects of shock with which he wa
stricken last Friday. Mrs. CorsBie ha
been visiting at the home Of her parent
there for several weeks.
At the meeting Of the clerks uniol
last evening four applications were re
ceived and the following candidates wer
initiated into the union; f G. Turner
u G.. Papin, b. G.. Webster, @. A. Smitl
and J. Leaheay. A union store card wa
issued for w. 7. Davis jewelry store.
Mr.. and Mrs, James Hill Of MoretowT
today, decided their farm in Moretow
to William and Winona Carey of thi
city In the deal Mr.. Hill takes Nj
Carey's farm near South Barre. The dea
] involves $1,000 The sale was mad
: through the D. A. Perry Real Estat
agency.
Goddard seminary fotball team playe
practice game with the strong Mort
Barre team at the campus yesterday al
, ternoon and showed up much better tina
they did at Montpelier on Monday. Coo
dard succeeded in scoring one touchdown
but after North Barre got the ball the
could not hold them for downs, Mort
Barre taking the ball at the kickoff
: the last half and keeping it all throug
|. lit, although not able to score.
The latest fall styles in hats at ST 81
Z $500 and $3.50, and the latest IA
! footwear at $3.50 and $500 are show
! by A A. Smith and Brother They hay