The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-10-20
TALK OF THE TOWN.

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Grand Masonic fair, Nov. 9th to 18th.
"A long fur scarf and muff for S4.75
at Perry's on Saturday.
Miss Ethel Walston went to her home
in Williston last night for few days
visit.
The Rev. O. +. Davis, who has been
visiting his brother, +. r. Davis, went
to Boston today.
Our assortment Of fur-lined coats is
the largest in Washington county.
Moore and Owens.
There win be a whist party in Odd
Fellows hall, Gordon block, on Saturday
evening, October 81.
The Woodmen's new driIl win be a
feature at the Ladies OF Clan Gordon
fair Saturday evening.
Mrs. Mary II. Daniels and son, DIR.
Arthur Daniels, went to Fitchburg, Mass.
today where they are to live.
Miss Mary Leddy of UnderhiIl and
Miss Mary Daley of Burlington are visit
ing Miss Margaret Daley for few days.
| Mr. and Mrs, A. H. Ordway have re-
turned from Claremont, N. H., where
tucg went w dtttiiH tile lutiNidl VI Bio
/ brother.
Mrs. Henry Premier, Jr. OF Montpelier
went to New York yesterday to take
her son to hospital there for an opera
ton on his throat.
Miss Eleanor Rollins returned yester-
day from the Iron Mountain House,
Jackson, N. H., where she has been stop
ping for several weeks.
! Mrs. o. G. Stickney and Miss Christina
Bau returned from st. Johnsbury this
afternoon, where they attended the State
Sunday School convention.
Dancing school by Mrs. Josephine
Baldwin viii be from to 5 p. IN. Sat
urday at the Pavilion at same time
Ladies of Clan Gordon fair.
The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid society
viii hold a special meeting Monday at
/ z p. m. All the ladies are requested to
bring in accounts of articles solicited.
DIR. Arthur II. Daniels and mother,
Mrs. Mary Daniels, left this noon for
Fitchburg, Mass, where Dr. Daniels will
open an Office for the practice of osteo-
patty.
A 25 cent dinner at Union restaurant,
Gladding block, for Saturday: roast
beef, roast pork, beef steak, pork steak,
sausage, liver, tea coffee or milk, with
pastry.
The programme for Friday evenings
/ entertainment at the Ladies' OF Clan
Gordon fair viii be as follows: Piano
solo, Miss Annie Inglis; farce, The Old
Maids Association.
Alex N. AfcCaskill returned last night
from Montreal, where he went with his
brother, Henry, Of Boston, formerly Of
this city, who has started for Seattle
Washington, to live.
i I. T. Martin, who has been superin-
tendent OF the Morrison farm for the
past four years, has finished his labor7
and viii move to this city for the win
ter. Mr., Martin expects to farm for
himself another season.
| Segel & Brady offer for Saturday, al
a special, ten dozen mems genuine Presi-
dent soc braces and suspenders at only
3sc or two pairs for 75c. Light, medium
and heavy weight and very handsome
lpatterns. Come early to get a good
thing
Mrs Addie S. Dix wishes to publicly
thank the teachers, pupils and janitor
of the Brook street school, for being SO
esuAful that no noise should be made
near her house during the critical illness
of her little daughter Rachael
NJ Sartorelli went to Boston today to
have an operation performed on his eye
which was injured at Mari & Gordons
stone shed. Mr.. Sartorelli was insured
only week before being injured, in the
Equitable Accident Company Of Bos-
ton and will draw benefit from this
company until he RECEIVERS.
Mrs. Josephine Baldwins juven-
lie dancing class will commence in Hale's
Pavilion, Barre, on Saturday afternoon
from TO 5, Oct. 21st, by permission Of
the Ladies Of Clan Gordon whose fair
Twill also be in session in the Pavilion.
This being the first lesson a large at
| tendance is desired. All interested in
plain and simple dancing methods are
invited to be present. Private classes
and lessons can be arranged for by con-
sulting Mrs. Baldwin on above date.