The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-23
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Central Labor Union meets Friday night.
C. W. Perry went to Calais today on
business.
See the fur caps at Abbott's for $2.35,
$2.9S and $3.os.
E. E. Perry went to Burlington this
morning on business.
The Monarch stiff and soft bosom
shirts at McWhorter's.
There win be drill of the Knights
of Columbus team this evening at 7.S0
o'clock.
Special sale Of chiIdren's fleece lined
hose, two pairs for Csc, at Perry's on
Saturday.
Mrs. Chester Searles left this morn
| ing for visit with relatives in Spring
field, Mass.
You will want a new suit and over
coat for you Thanksgiving trip. Go to
MeWhorter's.
William T. Mahoney left last night
| for Norwich, Conn.,, called there by the
death Of his uncle.
Mrs. w. P. Day, saIeslady in the
Vaughan store, was initiated into the
clerks union last evening.
| George Columbia OF Foss street, who
was stricken with q shock yesterday, is
reported as being little better today.
Mrs. Fred E. CoI6uTn and children left
this morning Tor Brooklyn, N. ", to
join her husband who is employed there.
James F. Higgins, Thomas Cave,
George More and ". M. Fraser are plan
ming to attend the Dartmouth Brown
football game at Springfield, Mass, on
Saturday.
| George Cassie sold to Fl. NJ. Farnham
of East Montpelier, "a cows this morning
before 6 o'clock. Mr. Farnham win com
mence to furnish milk next week for
lC. W. Persons.
Miss Eva h. Roby from South SUIT.
ton, n. H., graduate of Bates, has been
engaged as d teacher in the Spaulding
high school and win begin her duties
next Monday.
sale of bed pufrs at Perry's on Satur-
/ day, 55c comforters at 5Sc, Soc COM
forters for Csc, 9se eomforters for Use,
Si.25 cornforters for csc and $3.50 com
forters for S1.l5.
The stonecutters in the Ellis sheds at
Mortified are working on new SEIZED,
ule now, beginning at 7.15 in the morn
ing and I2.45 in the afternoon, thus
giving them more day light.
i Joseph Self Of Rutland arrived in the
So fla
bertson's orchestra at the Elks charity
ball this evening at Montpelier. Mr.
Self i brother of Nathan Self who plays
clarinet in the orchestra.
Angus T. Mcleod has withdrawn from
partnership in the granite business Will
L. G. and W. Il. Beck, Desidera, james
and Frank Guidici, doing business undel
the name OF the Barre Quarry company
u Although So years Of age Madam SUI
san B. Stratton oil Montpelier, mothe
III George q. Stratton, the city repre-
sentative Of Montpelier, is very spright
ly Yesterday she celebrated her birth
day BY receiving many friends informal
II. She received q great many flowers
X il said that Principal f. A. Bishol
fof Montpelier seminary, who il endea
yoring to raise an endowment fund 10
his school, il meeting with good success
having had but two refnsals. He i
now raising the fifth thousand II
wants to secure 1000 from Montpelie
lpeopIe.
! The story that was being circulate
on the street yesterday, to the effee
that one of Fl. NJ. Fastmans big fear
J horses slipped on the ice which covere
Main street. and fell, tearing bad gas
between its forward legs, was withou
foundation, as none Of Mr.. Eastman
horses 50 much as fell.
Miss Annie Whitehead Of Lynn, Mass
arfived in the city last evening to sisi
her mother, Mrs. f. r. Whitehead. Mr.
! Whitehead and daughter, Emma, an
! son, Theodore. are to leave next Nor
day for Los Angeles, California, to residl
/ Two Of Mrs. Whitehead's children, Mis-
/ Neyie and Edward, are in California
having gone there several weeks ago.
i Mfr. and Mrs George @. Royee, VIII
!; lreside on the T. j. Deavitt place, jul
4 out of Montpelier, observed their fiftiet
3 wedding anniversary yesterday. NJ
4 Boyee. native OF Waitsfeld, is |
0 years old, and Mrs Boyce; d native {
j Fayston. Is SIS years old. Her Made
I name was Laura A. Brigham. Mr.. Boyt
0 has been farmer al his life and he
Z held several town offices. He il a Civ
!. war veteran.