The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-10-21
TALK OF THE TOWN.

See the new bags at Vaughans.
Grand Masonic fair, Nov. 9th to 18th.
New line Of paiamas just received at
McWhorter's.
Saturday candy zoe box. Barre
Candy Kitchen.
See the new collar and cuff sets at The
Vaughan Store
Wf7held Dluett went to Richmond this
morning on a visit.
Abbott has Just received another lot
Of those popular waists.
Hughes Livery, Merchant street, near
Summer. Phone 116-21.
Miss Bessie Buel of South STAFFORD
visited friends in the city yesterday.
The Clover club will meet with Mrs.
A. c. Averill Tuesday at $50 p m.
II. 4. Could is in Mortified today de-
| livering a piano to Mr.. Edward Council.
II. j. Slayton returned last evening
from two weeks business trip TO
Maine
Finish cards and the new game of
Block, at the Red Cross Pharmacy.
Price 45e.
There will be meeting OF the session
OF the Presbyterian church this evening
at O'Clock.
The Congregational Ladies' Aid So
ciety will meet in the church yestry
Monday evening at 1880.
The Tourist club will meet with Mrs.
NJ L. Chandler on Park street Monday
afternoon at 2.30 o'clock.
Ready-to-wear hats at cost to close
out Saturday and Monday at Mrs. ]. nj.
Bonds, So North Main street.
Fritz jackson and George Bond LETT
this morning for hunting trip for deer
in Franklin county next week.
/ The gentlemen for the minstrel show
for the Presbyterian fair will meet to-
might at the church at 7 p. M.
| John Il. Leland and Edward Gill are
TO be captains Of two Montpelier teams
in the Intercity bowling league.
i Mss Delta Collins, teacher in the
/ springfield high school, Is the guest OF
Miss Alice Pape for a short time.
| The North star make Of fur and fur
lined coats IS the best in the market,
i For sale by Moore & Owens only.
Everybody Works But Father" new
song hit, on Monday from 2 to 3 P. m
for 15c copy. Averill Music Co.
4 Leonard Hunt, Richard Hubbard and
Claude Foster went to Rochester today
for a few days hunting next week.
Miss Mary Moran, who has been tbs
guest Of Mrs. J. A. Scott, for few days
returned TO her home in Richmond today
Miss Grace AIayette of Enfield, n Il
G. A. Lawson and Mrs. J. g. Morrison
is visiting her aunts, OF this city, Mrs
Miss Ada Crosby of Yergennes, who
has been visiting at the home OF Mrs
r. +. Hamel, returned to her home to
day.
Mrs. George r. Robertson favored
The Times today with a large bunch O.
sweet peas, picked from her garden Thu
morning.
Miss Bessie II Cave returned to hei
school in Bradford today after attending
. the Vermont State Teachers association
at Montpelier.
Yesterday afternoon the Montpelie
seminary athletic association voted Il
send a team TO enter the University D
Vermont athletic meet next May
Special for Saturday. Oct. 21st, hom
made molasses kisses, l5e ID, salt waite
kisses vanilla. i5c III, butter Scotch wa
fers, i5c ID, at Barre Candy Kitchen.
Mrs Charles Rogers Of Hartford, Conn
and Mrs. AnlSer' Of Waterford, N. 4
who have been visiting at the homes o
b. II. Anker and ]. Nv Vaughan, Ief
this morning for their homes
Miss Mary S. Gates and the Mise
Nellie and Ellen Bone Of South Ryegate
, who have been stopping at the home 0
1 Mrs s. Z. Gates during the teachers con
4 vention at Montpelier, returned to thei
homes this afternoon.
Mrs. J. S. stanton, wife of forme
I Lieutenant Governor Stanton, fell dow
I stairs in building on State street, Il
Montpelier. yesterday afternoon n
bones were broken, but Mrs. Stanton
was quite badly bruised.
Charles r. Wilbur has been engages
by J. T. Morrison as superintendent o
/ the Morrison farm, to succeed Mr.. Mar
( tin, resigned Mr. Wilbur comes from
4 Southboro, Mass, and has been an EN-
1 ployee on the farm for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. George More and Nh
4 and Airs. w. M. Fraser went to Hart
\ ford today for weeks visit at tn
\ lhome Of Mrs. NIore's parents. Mr.. Nor
a and Mr. Fraser went TO Hanover toda,
Y to attend the DARTMOUTH foo
bali game.
There was fall in the mercury tnh
\ this morning and the cold wave was &C
v companied by quite a little furry 9
\ snow An exchange SAYS its no dis
\ grace to bank up house. It eertainl
\ will De foresighted to do 50 under II
Y conditions.
\ The costume worn BY Fred Nice !
4 1.-THE Wizard OF Or, which gives hil
n the appearance Of being made Of tin, /
e in reality, made Of leather Niue
\ thought had to be given to the devisin
Y Of this dress by Julian Mitchell befoI
\ "The Wizard was first produced.
N Mrs. Adelia Ct, widow Of the lat
George II. Hoyt Of Randolph, died Thurs
day afternoon at the home Of her daugl
ter. Mrs. w. H. Herriek, in Montpelie
4 having been stricken with shock 81
u leaves besides her daughter three brotl
= ers, S. D. Cushman of Mortified, VII