The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-14
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Fur sale at vaughan's.


at McWhorter's.
George Lake went to Mortified thi
morning to work.
John Nicholson 'and family has
moved to Montpelier.
4 l. Q. Wales returned last evening from
weeks visit in Boston.
/ Gilbertson's orchestra goes to Middle
sex tonight to play at dance.
John Haynes, contractor, of Brooklyn
| n. ", is in the city on business.
| The Masonic Fair held last week vii
net the Mascns something over 81 200
4 Robert Q. Mcdonnell went to Quincy
Mass last night on few days business
"trip.
Charles Freeman went to Boston lasi
night after a visit with friends in this
city.
George Cassie, having sold his mill
route, has about thirty nice cows Il
sell.
listers, REFERS, sheep-lned coats and
vests and pontiac jackets at Moore &
Owens
Sheep lined coats, duck coats, beach
coats and vests, and REFERS, at Nc
Whorter's.
Mrs. Walter Buck and daughter, Alice,
TOT Randolph are the guests of Mrs. G.
A. Churchill
Mrs. r. f. Forbes went to Essex june
ton this morning for a few days visit
with friends.
A regular meeting of Queen OF the For
est Circle, 357, will be held this evening
at o'clock.
Morgan Hatch, who has ben visiting
n Montreal for a few days, returned to
this city this morning.
II +. Andreani impiegato nela bot
tega d Moore < Owens tutti idopopranzi
per servire ALA clientele 1taliana.
Ben Bruce wishes to thank those who
supported him in the contest for the
European trip at the Masonic fair.
The amusement committee of the Odd
Ladies will meet with Mrs. John Murray.
1 Orange street, Wednesday evening at
Z o'clock.
Regular meeting Of the Modern Wood.
men Of America, Wednesday evening.
Nov. Is, at o'clock Several candidates
for adoption.
Frank Martin returned to his home
In NorthiieId this morning after visit
at the home Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hiram Martin.
Miss Hough, d trained nurse from Bur-
lington, arrived in the city yesterday TO
care for =. p. Dodge who il reported a
little better today.
McWhorter would like to show YOU
the line OF fur coats for ladies and
gents, also a very choice assortment Of
fur lined coats for men.
Regular conyocation Of Ruth Chapter
No. 81, q r.. s.. Wednesday evening.
Nov ~. ut o'clock. All tie officers
are requested to be present.
A regular meeting Of Iroquois Tribe
M. 16s Red Men, Tuesday evening, at
O'Clock. Work, warriors degree. A
good attendance il requested.
At the regular meeting of I. o. o. T..
n. VI, last evening four candidates were
'nitiatrd after which refreshments were
served and 4 pleasant evening spent.
Treasurer Frank G. Rowland Of the
Barre Savings Bank received this morn.
ing package of souvenir dollars Of the
Lewis and Clark Exposition at Portland,
Oregon. The coin bears the heads Of
Lewis and Clark.
Carolyn NJ. Richardson, teacher Of
voice, student Of New England Conserva-
tory and private pupil of Ivan Noraw-
ski, Boston. Terms, so cents for half |
hour lesson. Address No. S Terrace
street, Montpelier, Vt.
On account Of press Of business affairs |
Henry Holt has resigned as chairman |
md secretary of the Montpelier license !
commission, and is succeeded by John
'icIyer. The law is said 10 be working SO
moothly that the commission has not |
leld many meetings. Mr.. Holt still re-
mains member Of the board.
The building at the corner Of North
lain and Berlin streets, which is being
epaired To become headquarters Of the
boutwell, Milne VaTnum granite com
any, is about III shape for occupancy.
he Offices OF the company win be moved
ext week. There win be a private office
nd four rooms for stenographers ana
ssisfants.
Mary =. Snow, aged rs, who died at
ionfpeller yesterday Of Bright's disease.
all be buried tomorrow, the funeral be
ng set for 70 o'clock. Mrs. Snow was
atiFe OF Williamstown and was the
ldow OF Ira Snow who for 81 years was
exton Of Green Mount cemetery inI
iontpelier. The deceased is survived
Y two sons, William s. and Bert 81.
9th OF Montpelier, brother, Lucius, OF
and d sister, Mrs. Henry
now Of Montpelier.
Willie Mcleod, the little son Of Mr..
nd Mrs. Donald Mcleod, was happily
lrprised last evening when fourteen Of
is young friends called on him at his
ome on Long street. The evening was
assed very enjoyably in playing games.
efreshments were served and before
le party broke up Miss Maggie Dickie
! behalf Of the little people, presented .
Iaster Willie with silver watch. The
d was so pleased that he scarcely knew
hat To say, but finally found his voice
to thank his guests profusely. {
While driving to this city this morning.
Gorge Stone, who lives betweent this