The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-17
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Local Happenings Tersely Told for Busy
Readers.


Rings a speciality at Z. o. Holmes,
jeweler.
Select you'd diary for 1906 at the Bos-
ton Bargain Store.
Mrs. A. Bottinelli went to Batavia, N
X, yesterday to live.
G. +. Young Of Burlington was in the
lefty today on business.
Rev. G. w. Watt went to Chester to.
Iday for few days stay.
Mrs. Herbert Spencer OF Sixth street
Is quite i'll with appendicitis.
Take look at those childs velvet
Russian suits at McWhorter's.
Comfortables for $1.00 and si.25 to
$3.50 each at veale a Knights.
Mrs. H. a. segcl is i'll with the grip
at her home on Washington street
The Methodist choir viii meet for
rehearsal this evening at seven o'clock.
Now Is the time to select that fur
Lined coat and Moore & Owens is the
place.
Sidney Wallace Of Waits River Il
visiting at the home Of his son, G. S.
Wallace, for few days.
Gilbeftson's orchestra Of five pieces
viii furnish music for the series dance
at the Pavilion this evening.
Mr.. William Forster and daughter,
Miss Agnes, from Springfield, Mass, are
visiting at Mrs. John Maiden's.
Alfred Cadger went to Burlington last
might to visit his brother who Il in the
hospital there for treatment.
All members interested in the Knights
Of Columbus drill team please meet in
the hall Friday evening at 1880 o'clock.
Segel & Brady offer for SATURDAY
some remarkably big trades on mems
suits and orercoats. You should see
them before you buy.
Mrs. Wa S. Buck and daughter, Alice.
who lave been visiting at the home Of
Mrs. G. A. Churchill, returned to their
home in Randolph yesterday.
The A. B. Cate Real Estate agency
has exchanged Frank Dyer's residence
Hon Spaulding street for James Henry's
farm in the town of Barre; considera-
ton IN both deals about $4,000.
Jesse Cayhue announces that he has
lost the key TO his bean foundry in
Depot Square, and in the future will
be open day and night, seven DAYS in
the week. Jack Cayhue is to assist
Jesse.
Alden I. Freeman has moved from
Plainheld TO Barre town, having leased
a place in the George Wheaton district.
Mr.. Freeman is native of Barre but
has residen in plainfeld for the past
eight years.
Parks dancing school will be held in
Hales pavilion Monday night. MIR.
Park viii be pleased to see all those who
are DESTROYS of taking lessons, He will
also give private lessons and those who
wish that instruction call at the Pavilion
or 2 Currier street
James Henry has sold his farm. known
as the Dennison Batchelder farm, toward
East Montpelier, to Frank Ell. DYER of
this city. The consideration is $4,000.
Mr.. Henry will move to this city and
again re-enter the granite business which
he gave up eight years ago.
Those who visited Heaton hospital
in Montpelier yesterday afternoon at
the open house kept by the Ladies' Aid
Of that institution, showed their appre.
citation of the institution by taking "a
q thank offering large quantities Of
fruit, vegetables, bed linen, preserves
and flowers. Miss j. Florence Perry.
the matron, and the staff Of nurses
escorted the visitors through the build
ing and explained the equipment @.
H Heaton, president of the auxiliary,
Mrs. g. P. Pitkin, Mrs. A. G. Blanchard
and Mrs. ?. +. Blodgett, all of the
auxiliary, were in attendance all day.