The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-10-10
TALK OF THE TOWN.

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Beautiful new silks on display at
Fits.
See Abbott's special fox scarf at
$1,000.
Lewis Roberts went to Burlington this
morning on business.
w b. Vial of Randolph was in the
city today on business.
Hughes Livery, Merchant street, near
Summer. Phone 1861.
DIR. John A. Hail returned this noon
from visit in Lancaster, n. II.
Charles A. Brown returned last night
from a business trip to Boston.
Mrs. H. E. Petrie went to st. Adams
this morning TO visit friends.
This is sweater weather. The Ster-
ling, at McWhorter's, is the best.
Chinese lily bulbs at &c each or four
fer 25c at c. n. Kenyon & Co.'s Bargain
Store.
W. II. Goodfellow left this morning on
trip to Stowe and Monisville, tuning
pianos.
George Mann and f. A. Prindle went
to Berlin pond early this morning duck
hunting
P. J. Halvosa will address the Electrical
Workers union tonight at 7.3o IN !. O..
+. hail.
The Cleaners will met with Miss Har-
| riet Chandler, South Main street, this
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Barnard and daugh-
ter left yesterday for Providence, R. l.,
for a visit.
Miss Maud Enright went to Boston
yesterday to buy millinery for Mrs. W..
4. Shepard.
Mrs. o. S. Wiley went to Hardwick
this morning to attend the Good Templars
convention.
Mrs. Willis Abbott Of Lewiston, Me-,
arrived in the city this noon for a visit
with friends.
Mrs. Lyman Taft went to Boston on
the midnight train last night for a visit
with relatives.
| Mrs. James Scott and children went
to Boston last night on the excursion
to visit friends.
Tickets for Monsieur Beaucaire" are
on sale today and tomorrow at the Red
Cross Pharmacy.
Regular consocation Of Ruth Chapter,
n. 33, O.. +, s., Wednesday evening,
October III, at 100 o'clock.
/ Mrs. George Il. Robertson Of Thomas
street found strawberry plants in bios
som on her land yesterday.
/ There will be q meeting OF st. Mon-
cas- Junior choir Wednesday evening al
seven o'clock at the convent.
A regular meeting Of Iroquois Tribe,
No. l6, /. @. Red men, Tuesday evening,
at 7.3o. Work, adoption degree.
Il John Johnston and Robert Beagrie re-
turned this morning from Albany, N. w.,
where they have been workin.
4 Special on Wednesday from to p. M,
ten copies Of the newest march, college
Life" at l5e per copy. Ayerill Music Go.
The private dance which was to have
week in Hale's pavilion has been post
poned.
", i. Stevens, who has been sick fol
several weeks, went to Burlington yes
terday where he will enter the hospital
for treatment.
Mrs. George Healey, who has beer
visiting Mrs. NJ. d. Lamb for severa
weeks, returned today to her home in
Natiek, Mass.
DO you own OF rent your house
Il When you paint, see us We have mon
| ey-saVing hints and the LAWRENCE
Paints. E. A. Prindle.
4 Among those who went to Boston on
the excursion last night were Mr.. and
Mrs. A. IT, Burke, AIR and Mrs. ". j.
Mclean and Ezra White
Miss Jeanne Cadger, who has been
visiting her aunt, Mrs. James Cadger,
for the past few days, left tins noon Tor
her home in pittsburg, PA.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Wheeler moved
yesterday from their rooms in the
Nichols block into rooms IN DIR. G. III.
kent's house on jefferson street.
The regular meeting Of the Clerks nm
ion win be held this week on Thursday
evening instead Of Wednesday. Clerks
please take notice Of the change.
A netting Of the amusement committee
Of Clan Gordon, No. 10, will be held in
their rooms, Wednesday evening, at z
O'Clock, for the purpose Of settling mp
their concert.
/ Marriage licenses have been issued to
4 Thomas Bland Of this city ard Miss An
ME Margaret Rowlings, Just over from
the old country, and also to Giuseppe
Croei and Miss Marie RossinelIi, bothsof
this city.
Il There will be a regular review OF the
Ii @. 4. NJ. Wednesday evening, Oct. Ii
at seven o'clock III Foresters' hall. All
who wish tickets for the dance and drill
can secure them from the committee
at this meeting. It il hoped there will
be large attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs George T. Bond returned
yesterday aftemon from Mt. Mansfield,
where they have been staying since Fri
day at the Summit House, with il party
consisting OF Mr. aid Mrs. #. VI Taylor
of Boston: Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Prouty
of Bennington, and AIR and Mrs. Fred
Pearce.
For the first time in nearly 100 years
i the dining room at the Union House in
Montpelier was closed Saturday night.
/ Henry c. Holmes, owner Of the building,
says his reason for closing is that it
did not pay Mr.. Holmes Is negotiating
for man to run the dining room ON