The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-10-30
TALK OF THE TOWN.


Infants winter goods at vaughan's.
Grand Masonic fair. Nov. 9th to 18th.
The largest line OF garments is at
Abbott's.
The Monarch stiff bosom fancy shirts
at McWhorter's.
J. Ward Carver visited at his home in
Marshtield yesterday.
The condition OF Fred ,, Mudgett re-
mains about the same.
Hughes Livery, Merchant street, near
Summer. Phone 1862.
The Philomathians will meet with Mrs.
Cate Tuesday evening, at 7.l5.
Mrs. Arthur Churchill returned today
from weeks visit in Hyde Park
Joseph Gilbertson returned this morn
ling from Randolph, where he spent Sun
lday.
! Joseph Kidder Of Port Chester, n. 4.,
/ is visiting his brother, w. ID. kidder, OF
this city.
| On Wednesday we will sell boys regu-
| lar IS cent foot balls for So cents. Aver
| i'll Music Co.
/ Mrs. a. Bottinelli left Saturday night
| for Batavia, n y, to join her husband,
! who is working there.
i .Ishn Guidalli, V. Zorzi and b. Pasetto
leave tomorrow for Italy, where they
will spend the winter.
i q. n. Russ Of South Royalton arrived
lin the city this morning to attend the
II funeral Of the late ID. A.. Cook.
4 The Foreign AIasons' soliciting com
4 mittee win call on or about Thursday
for goods promised for the fair,
Il Ernest Gates left this morning for
Schenectady, N. ", where he is to work
lin A. d, AIorse's bowling alley.
Mrs. N. T.. Jordon left on Friday for
Ilher home in Boston, after a two months
visit with her sister, Mrs. A. J. schnei-
der.
There will be a rehearsal Of the min
strel chorus for the Presbyterian fair,
Tuesday night, Oct. 81, at the church
basement.
I'll All clansmen desiring to play in the
Clan Cribbage team are requested to
meet at the Clan rooms, this evening at
Z o'clock
viii those having table cloths belong
Z ling to the Congregational church please
\ have them at the church by noon Tues
day, Oct. ~.
Rehearsal for Masonic fair Minstrel'
\ Tuesday evening, Oct. 81, o'clock, Ma
sonic hall, Blanchard block a full at
Z tendance is desired
9 The Alturians will meet with Mrs
y Bishop, AS Park street Wednesday AT
& lternoon at 2.30 O'Clock. Chatauqual
Y study, India Part |.
4 George \. Annis, formerly Of this city
= on saturday evening concluded sdutie
= with the Vermont Waterman and Mont
4 pelier Daily Journal
III Friends in this city Of Mrs. Charlie
N Corliss Of Montpelier, who is quite i
xIwith pneumonia, will be pleased to lear
! lthat She was more comfortable yester
EIday.
iii RI. 4. Could went to North Charles
i ton, N. Ill, today 10 set mp a piano j
1 the home Of Mrs. Richard Bacon, VIII
viii be remembered in this city as Mis-
1 Sadie Eastman.
i viii all those who have promised
l cook for the Willing Workers have the
! food at the church as early as possib'
i Tuesday afternoon. Supper from to
! Admission 10 cents.
! The Willing Workers viii serve a
! cent supper at the Congregational churc
Tuesday evening. 1t Is hoped that
large crowd viii patronize this supper !
= as to help the children.
= Afrs. Morehouse will be at the Pavilio
/ Montpelier during this week with Al
needle work and large and artistic A
/ assortment Of Christmas novelties Ladi,
! Iinterested are invited to call
Col. j. GRAY Estey Of the Vernon
ElNationa Guard has received the resign.
/ ton of First Lieutenant Harry B. Mon
4 ton of Company FL Of Montpelier. NJ
/ Nfoulton has held the office two years.
III Fl. 4. Stanley, the we'll known tram
i medium, will give you advice on bus
ness. or. If you are in trouble, will he
4 YOU to overcome it. Satisfaction give
I or no pay. At the Otis, room 2, Pea
street, Barre.
Al new fire alarm box has Just be-
E placed at the corner of Center and Blae]
J well streets, back OF the Harrison Ora
lie company's she'd The box is humble
! ed l43 and it responded correctly wh'
- rung IN this morning.
NJ North Star fnr- lined coats There
more OF this make sold In Barre Thu
all Others put together. There must
reason for ii. These coats are +
sale by Moore 4 Owens only Pric
from $4,000 to $4,000 each.
II. 4. Stanley, the trance mediui
who Is stopping ut the Otis, gave
seance at Hale's theatre last eyenir
4 He told Of the benefits that spiritualis
has done for the world and gave ties
There were about $50 people presei
Another seance will be given next su
day night
Warren G. Nye, the we'll known io'
predictor OF storms and fair wealth
says that today's weather was Just
= same as it was 43 years ago today, a
-. he remembers from the fact that
go was married on that day. Mr.. Nye sa
q that we are to have a pleasant Move
z Der, although the temperature of NJ
s Iweek will be cold.
Z. Goddard and Montpelier seminary !
i a football game scheduled for today,
as the latter closed its season some ii
since, the game was cancelled.
3 Goddard management is arranging gan
q with the Montpelier high school,
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