The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-10-31
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Infants winter goods at yaughan's.
Grand Masonic fair, Nov. 9th to nth.
You can buy sample furs Mt Abbott's
on Friday.
Ask to see the "Zumv girl at Kenyon's
Bargain store.
The Monarch stiff bosom fancy shirts
at McWhorter's.
William Piper is quite i'll at his home
on Shurtleff Place.
Hughes Livery, Merchant street, near
Summer. Phone 116-21.
c. NJ. Fletcher Of Canaan was in the
city yesterday on business.
Dr. G. H. SpilIer, optician, will be
at the City Hotel November ! and 2.
The Intercity bowling league is scbed-
uled to begin operations tomorrow night.
The Presbyterian fair will be held in
Hale's pavilion November %, "a and Is.
On Wednesday We win sell boys regu-
lar 75-cent foot balls for IS cents. Aver
i'll Music Co.
The dates OF the Presbyterian fair in
dale's pavilion this year are November
20, "a, and rs.
The Phila Christa class will meet
with Miss Katherine Mathieson, Wen
dell Place, this evening.
Editor Luther B. johnson Of the Ran
dolph Herald and News returned home
yesterday after a visit in Barre town.
The Ladies Aid society OF the Con-
gregational church win meet with Mrs.
a. P. Abbott Thursday afternoon at $50
o'clock.
Wednesday, the Feast Of All Saints,
Holy Communion viii be celebrated in
the Church Of the Good Shepherd at
1915 a. III.
John Mclean has large storeroom
at the rear of his shoe store which he
viii rent at reasonable price.
Henry c. Whitaker left this noon on
business trip through Indiana, Ken
tucky and Tennessee in the interests
Of Rock Products
Another barrel Of those genuine Old
fashioned Horehound Drops at the Red
Cross Pharmacy. In little bags at 80
81 IN bulk at zoe per pound.
Special eonvocation Of Ruth Chapter.
No. SO, @. e. s., Wednesday evening at
I o'clock. There viii be work and all
the officers are requested to be present.
The Ladies' Union Of the universalist
church will meet with Mrs. NJ. I, Page
tomorrow afternoon To sew for the apron
booth at the fair. A cordial invitation
| Is extended to all to come.
The Queen Of tbe Forest Circle, No.
357, vii hold public whist party in
| their hall, Morthen block, on Wednesday
might. Nov. list. at 100 All cordially
INVITED. Refreshments viii be served
There win be d regular meeting Of
The Modern Woodmen of America We'd
mesday. Nov. list, III X. OF G. hall at Z
O'Clock p. ri. There Is to be adoption OF
candidates and other important bust
ness.
A regular meeting Of Sanctuary Gran
| tie City, No BE. Shepherds OF America.
Twill be held Thursday evening, Nov. Q,
lat $50 sharp. All members should be
Ipresent Is important business will Be
Iacted %.
/ Members ii the Baraca class 81 the
Congregational church are reminded Of
1.-THE senii-annual election of officers at
IRev. f. i. Poole's this evening. Other
business Of Importance il also to come
before the class.
North Star fur-lined coats. There is
more Of this make sold in Barre than
all others put together. There must be
/ Il reason Tor it. These coats are for
/ sale By Moore & Ovens only. Prices
from $500 TO $125.0o each.
/ Frank G. Wheaton who has been em-
Iployed for some time In the office OF
Mcdonald, Cutler & company, has re-
signed To accept a position with +. r.
Coleman Of Montpelier, general manager
ef the Netmore & Morse company. He
assumes his new duties tomorrow.
The county Jail at Montpelier received
yesterday two men arrested IN Mont-
pelier. They gave their names as Ed
ward Evans Of Laeonia, N. IT., and David
McAfeer of Manchester, n. II. They
failed to pay for a first otfense Of in
toxication, and We're given fifteen days
vacation.
Il The Montpelier Grocery company ship
Iped i carload of groceries on Saturday
to Joseph Libersont. who recently open
ca 4 general store in East Barre in which
he Is to place 4 $4,000 stock. Mr.
lihersont Is well known in this vicinity
as q successful quarry owner. Montpe.
Her Journal.
Mrs. Henry T. Premier and little son,
b Robert, Of Montpelier, who have been in
New York city for the past two weeks,
where the little lad has been under
treatment By specialist in throat trou-
bles, has returned. The specialist has
never seen a case similar to this one,
but believes that he can relieve the
trouble in time.
The evangelist, Rev Ralph Gillian
lwho has been conducting special services
lat the Methodist church during the past
Fortnight, gave farewell reception last
, evening TO those who had signed cards
during the meetings, to the nshers, as
sistant ushers and choir, at the parlors
LOT the Hedding church Remarks were
made by the Rev. NJ, Gillian and by the
Rev. Ralph f. Lowe, and there was also
j music, after which refreshments were
served. Mr. Gillian went today to Wells
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