The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-21
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Linens at Fits.
See Abbott's special sale Of Ace towels.
Coli jackets just received at Nc
Whorter's.
Thanksgiving prices on table linens
at Abbott's.
Finest line of frst-ciass jewelry in
the city at f. Q. Holmes, jeweler.
There will be regular meeting of the
Clerks union Wednesday evening.
On exhibition at The Vaughan Store,
the latest" in novelty and gilt belts.
The Cleaners win meet with Miss Bur-
bank on Washington street this even
ing.
May we have your order for that
tailor-made suit or overcoatg Moore 4
Owens.
To Rent. Upstairs tenement on Hill
street, near my residence. Apply to ".
+. Richardson.
Dan Morse leaves on the $50 train
for New York to buy garments for the
Daylight Store.
The Over the Teacups club will meet
with Mrs. ]. W. Mcdonald Thursday af-
ternoon at 2.3O o'clock.
The regular meeting Of the \. A., S.
E., viii be held November rs, Saturday.
Per order George Hall, president
Burke Bros shed was obliged to shut
down this morning on account Of al
break in the fiues in the boiler.
Closing out sale Of all millinery goods
on or before January 1st, as | expect
to go out Of business. Mrs. j. NJ. Bond.
ii. c. Whitaker returned Saturday
from months business trip through
Pennsylvania, Kentucky, Ohio and Him
ois.
Stated convocation OF Granite chap
ter, No. 26, Il. A. NJ, will be held I'M
Masonic hall this evening at seven
o'clock.
The engagement OF Jane, daughter OF
Mrs, Juliet G. Bancroft, and Raymond
NJ. Dwineil, both Of Montpelier, was an
nounced yesterday afternoon
Dancing Will begin at p. M, Tues
day evening at the Pavilion; close at
II. Prize given at 1890. Get your
checks at the door; gents soc, ladies
free.
Notice! a regular meeting OF Tool
Sharpeners' Branch, No. 2. G. G. N. II,
viii be held in their hall, Nichols block,
on Wednesday evening, Nov. 22nd, at
7 O'Clock. Jas. mitch Secretary.
All those who are 10 donate for the
Presbyterian fair will please send arti-
eles to Hale's pavilion on Thursday. La
dies viii be there TO receive them at 10
o'clock. Please send as early as possible.
Although there IRE 10 large building
operations ON in Barre there Is reported
to be a lack Of carpenters at the present
time. For this time Of the year n con-
siderable number of houses are being
erected in various parts Of the city.
Fl. wv. y. OsSullivan of Montpelier an
nounced Sunday that the annual fair
given By the ladies Of st. Augustine's
church netted a little over $1,000. Fr.
0Sullivan complained about the high
price 81 the armory rental the sum Tor
that alone being 500.
Alex Haddon left this noon for New
York, from which port he win sail on
the Majestic for two months visit TO
Aberdeen, Scotland. Alex has not been
out Of Barre before in 10 years, and this
trip 10 the old country il being looked
forward to with much pleasure on his
lpart.
The Band of Hope class Of the Com
gregational church will hold a Nut So
cialN on Friday evening, Nov. "a, at I
lo'eloek Games viii be played and light
Refreshments will be served. A general
good time is assured for all. Admission
ten cents. This money is to be given
for the enlargement Of church. Let there
be large attendance. Come one, come
Iali.
Wesley Lewis Of East Montpelier APP
peared in Montpelier city court yester-
| day afternoon to answer the charge of
grand larceny oil a lap robe valued at
SIS from Herbert Kelton of East Mont
pelier He waived examination and was
bound over TO await the action of the
grand Jury Bail in that case was fixed
| at S400 and in the charge of stealing a
blanket similar amount was fixed.
A Rare Opportunity. A manufactur-
er's lot Of fine mocha and kid gloves for
men procured at an exceptionally low
figure. Style and wearing qualities
| guaranteed, easily worth from SIPS TO
$3.50 While they last they offer them
for this week at only SDc at Al A. Smith
& Brothers. Don't delay but come at
once and tell your friends to come too.
You viii be sorry if you let the chance
1 pass 10 buy q pair at your own price
/ That buck deer III South Barre which
/ bucked over couple Of men, stamped
on them, smashed down the fence and
started little reign of terror in the
community the other day would make
a good football manas the game Is
lplayed today. His death from q broken
neck was also suggestive Of the fate of
a good football man. He died but put
up an awful offensive game. Montpelier
journal.
WI J. Lamb OF Somerville Mass, q
cousin Of DR. NJ ID Lamb Of this city,
who is visiting in this vicinity, gave q
little reception to about fifty friends at
Elmore's hall in Montpelier last even
ing. Among those present were DIR. and
Mrs Lamb, B. Nv. Hooker and wife and
S. d. Allen and wife OF this city. A
very pleasant evening was spent in a