The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-17
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Blankets for 45c, use, csc and SLIPS
at Veale 4 Knights.
There will be a meeting of the Royal
Arcanum tonight at Z.
Children's toques, caps, knit gloves and
mittens at McWhorter's.
That dining room shown in B. w,
Hooker & Co.'S window is irresistible.
Miss Idele Harrington of South Barre
was the guest of Miss Adeline Wheeler
today.
A few suits carried over from last
season to close at half price. Moore &
Owens.
There is an ideal suggestion for din
| ing room shown in the window OF b. w.
Hooker & Co.
George Gray has sold his residence on
Washington street to George Straiton,
who buys for home
| Litany and Confirmation Instruction
at the Church of the Good Shepherd this
evening at seven o'clock.
Ask for samples of the outing flannel
that they are going to sell for 71ac
per yard at Perry's on Saturday.
The w. S. E. club win meet at the
home Of Edward Mckay, 26 Cliff street,
Friday evening at o'clock sharp.
SegeI & Brady offer for Saturday
so pairs of mems 25c gloves and nit
tens in leather faced at only 19c a pair.
Grand Marshall F. w. jackson, and D.
| Y. Stone of this city attended the fourth
district Odd Fellows meeting at st. AL
bans last evening.
| G. G. Farnsworth, foreman for Bout
we'll Milne Varnum Co., cut a bad gasl
in his left foot Tuesday. DR. Macarthur
removed a piece of glass yesterday and
the wound is now gaining slowly.
Two Barre cases were settled and dis
continued without costs at the present
term Of Supreme court; Norman McI4ea
vs.. John McRea and X. w Morse VS.
N. H. Hughes, justice ejectment.
The funeral of the late Susan Cool
Keith will be held tomorrow Saturday
at 1890 a. M, from the residence Of
w. A. Boyce on North Main street. Rev
r. f. Lowe viii ofiiciate, and the inter
ment will be in EImwood cemetery.
The Herald Square moving pictures
at the opera house, matinee and evening
tomorrow, may be depended ON TO Prov
mot only very entertaining but also high
~. sensational and yet maintaining tbs
high standard for which this manage
ment has always been noted. Seats nov
on sale at regular advance sale.
Auctioneer Ar. A. Kent Of ATontpelie
lost pocketbook containing consider
able amount of money in Mortified
Yesterday a fifteen years old boy nance
Charles Herlihy went all the way from
Mortified to Montpelier to turn over tn
money, having picked it up in the for
mer town. The boy cot liberal reward
a meeting for young people, nnde
the auspices Of the Willing Workers
will be held in the Congregational yestr,
Saturday afternoon at o'clock. 1t vii
be addressed by Miss Amman, one Of tn
field workers OF the Vermont Domesti
Missionary Society. Miss Amman is
speaker Of exceptional ability and inter
est Young people generally are ID
lyited.
Press and public everywhere join j
. praising the splendid entertainment
/ given by the Herald Square moving pie
lures where current events of world-wid
interest are always depicted. Popula
! prices will prevail at the opera hous
/. tomorrow evening when these picture
Twill hold the boards. Matinee at 2.3
/. for ladies' and children. Seats now d
sale at Red Cross Pharmacy.
r The alterations on the Congregation
) church have reached stage which make
1t impossible to use the church for pull
: lie services. Consequently, for the neg
/. few Sundays, services will be held
r the opera house. The pastor expresss
) the belief that the congregations wi
!, continue large, Notwithstanding II
a change. Efforts are being put fort
l to make the evening service popular
5 character. II is the intention to provid
c special music, and the Men Sunda
t Evening club announce two address
b bv the pastor on, "The Revival of Amer
i tcanism in the Land" the first Of whit
) viii be given next Sunday evening.
1 is hoped that many who are not reguil
!. church -goers viii attend