The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-30
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Fur-lined eoats al Abbott,..

Ladies' golf sweaters at Vaughan's.
Children's double Heeced Underwear
for 25e at Abbott's.
The Bon-aceord football eleven will
practice this afternoon.
G. 0. Hasselbarth Of Albany, n. Y,
was a visitor in town yesterday.
Special mixture OF Accent chocolates
for 20 cents per pound at Hendricks.
pr. George II. Spiller, optician, will
be at the City Hotel, Oct. 2 and 3.
Miss Margaret Wilson spent two days
at Bert Bassett's on East Hill this week.
It's time for your fall suit. Come
see the best in the land for the money.
Moore a Owens.
The Sterling sweaters and wescuts for
men and boys are the best. AlcNNhorter
is agent in Barre.
The Glover club will hold the first
meeting Of the year with Mrs. S. D. Al
len Tuesday, $50 p. m.
Proof against sudden changes -heat,
cold, wet, frost can't hurt LAWRENCE
Paint. At e. A. Prindle's.
Sidney Martin returned to his home
in Essex Junction yesterday afternoon
after a short visit in Barre and vicinity.
Saturday candy at Red Cross Phar-
macy. Full weight and better than
most foTty.cent kinds. Only 20 cents.
Be sure and look at our winter under
wear for ladies, misses and children be-
fore you buy elsewhere. Neale 4
knight.
Miss Maggie McAdam is expected
home this afternoon from the White
mountains, where she has been engaged
during the summer.
Special for Saturday. Home made
chocolates and bon bons S20c box. Mo-
lasses kisses, Ice ID. Delicious butter
scotch, 15c ID, at Barre Candy Kitchen.
Regular meeting Of Junior Court Barre
No. /, +. of a., will be held IN Foresters
hall, Monday evening, Oct. 2, at 7.30.
Let all members be present. Important
business.
Washington county court has adjourn
ed for week this being caused by the
Centennial celebration in Montpelier
next week. 1t win re-assemble Monday,
October o, at o'clock.
General Manager Stowell Of the Mont
pelier 4 Wells River railroad does not
expect such large crowd in Montpelier
on Centennial day as on Dewey day. He
estimates that the total win be $4,000,
including the residents Of that city.
The Ministers Monday club win meet
at Barre in the Hedding Methodist Epis-
eopal church, Oct 2, at 10 o'clock. Rev
Walter Dole of Mortified win read
paper on walt Whitman Rev. r. l..
Sheaff Of Plainfield will review Pres.
Hyde's book, From Epicurus to Christ.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the Bap-
fist church win hold their regular month
ly business meeting and supper Tuesday
evening, Oct q supper served from
five-thirty to seven. Menu: Cold corn
beef, hot rolls, donghnuts, pickles. cake
and coffee. The public are invited to
come.
The latest fall styles in hats at S1.50,
$500 and $3.50, and the latest fall
footwear at $3.50 and $500 are shown
by A. A. Smith and Brother They have
also large lot of stiff hats which they
are closing out at CSC The President
suspender sale at SOC is causing a sensa-
tion in suspender selling in this city
and vicinity. No one should overlook
their special lot of suitings, which they
are making up to measure, fit gIaran-
teed, at only $12.95. Seeing is believing.
Read their advertisement on the 4th
page.
Watch the Times for the programme
of tile grand concert to be given at the
Barre opera house Saturday evening,
Oct 18th, BY Miss Tina Crawford, the
famous contralto and Miss Agnes Hyde,
reader and impersonator Assisted by
the Barclay Sisters (Highland daneers).
Tickets are now on sale by the amuse-
ment committee of Clan Gordon and will
go on sale at the Red Cross Pharmacy
Thursday morning, Oct. 5th, and win
continue on sale there until six o'clock
Saturday evening, Oct. 9TH. Admission
rs, 35 and so cents. This is what the
Catholic Observer says Miss Crawford
has fine contralto voice and knows
well how to use it. Her rendering Of
Dark Lochnagaf', Eileen Alannah', and
Come Back to Erin, drew loud outbursts
Of applause from the large audience. Her
pronunciation is so perfect that every
word could be heard at the furthest cor
ner Of the large auditorium, lending an
additional charm TO the excellent sing
ing OF Miss Hyde the Amesbury Daily,
Mass. says: Miss Hyde read The Cot
ter's Saturday Night as we have never
heard ii before Her expressions and
gestures put an Interpretation into this
poem that brought out every
thought Of the poet. Surely the praises
of Miss Hyde cannot be sung too highly,
for her rendering Of every selection was
done in the same mastery manner, bring
ing out round after round OF applause"
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