The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-01
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Infants winter goods at Vaughan's.
Grand Masonic fair, Nov. 9th to 18th.
You can buy sample furs at Abbott's
on Friday.
Ask to see the ~zum1 girl at Kenyon's
Bargain store.
The Monarch stiff bosom fancy shirts
at McWhorter's.
Hughes Livery, Merchant street, near
Summer Phone 1862.
Mrs. Aaron Richardson of Washington
was in this city yesterday visiting.
A daughter was born Oct. IS, to Mr..
and Mrs. B. CALI of l Zanleoni Place.
James NJ Perry has gone to New York
to purchase ladies' jackets and furs.
Miss Flora Murphy, who has been very
III, is considered out of danger today.
Phil McKinnon from Bethel spent Sun
day with his parents at 81 West street.
The Over the Tea Cups club will meet
with Mrs. Wetmore tomorrow afternoon
AT 2.30 O'Clock.
Mrs. Matte Wheeler went TO Groton
Yesterday to attend the funeral OF the
late Mrs. Sheldon Minard.
Mrs. Hattie AIinard went to Groton
yesterday to attend the funeral of her
aunt, Mrs. Sheldon Ainard.
The supper given by the Willing Work.
ers at the Congregational church vestry
last evening netted nearly $40.
The dance at South Barre will be on
Friday evening, November B, instead Of
Thursday, as previously advertised.
The Guild of the Church of the
Good Shepherd will hold its annual fair
in Hale's pavilion December IS and IA.
Another barrel of those genuine Old
fashioned Horehound Drops at the Red
Cross Pharmacy. In little bags at sc
Or in bulk at zoe per pound.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. a. NIcAuley and
daughter, Of Milan, p. O., arrived in
his city last evening for a visit with
relatives here and at Graniteville
Henry Gee, who has been working for
Wallace Jondra, the barber. the past
summer, left this morning for Newport
where be win work this winter.
The Ida Reed, ". G. +. Il. will hold
their regular meeting Friday afternoon
lat 2.30 O'Clock with Mrs. Lewis Jones,
corner Park and fremont streets.
The Good Templars viii hold regular
meeting this evening at seven o'clock,
IN their rooms IN the Worthen block.
There will be installation oil officers.
Companion Court, Granite City, ISL,
[. o. =, win hold a public whist party
in their hall in the Worthcy block,
Thursday evening, Nov 2nd. Prizes
given and refreshments served. Admis
sion 15c.
Regular meeting of Jumpers, Boxers
penterS hall, Nichols block, this Wed
nesday) evening at 1880 o'clock. A full
attendance is desired. Per order G.
]. Allen, President.
North Star fur-lined coats There is
more Of this make sold in Barre than
all others put together. There must be
a reason fer it, These coats are for
sale BY Moore & Owens only. Prices
from $500 to $125.0O each.
a Halloween party was given by
Miss Lowrey last evening at the home
|of her sister, Mrs. F McFarlane The
evening was spent playing whist Miss
Bennett and Mr.. Flemming got the first
prize. Ice cream and cake We're served
Il Is likely that the Capital Gas com
|pany will bid for the street lighting con.
tract in Montpelier, the old contract ex-
pirinR next July. The company has
asked for the permission to set up a
gas light To show what 1t will do. The
Consolidated Lighting company now
holds the contract to light the streets.
Daniel Smith was buried at Green
Mount cemetery in Montpelier this AT
ternoon, having died at the home Of his
son, Fred T. Smith, in that city OF
Bright's disease Monday night, The de-
ceased was 73 years old and a native
of Miadlesex He leaves wife and
three sons, also sister and brother
The members Of the philomathian
club and invited guests were entertained
last evening at the home Of Mrs. II III
Cate with lecture by the city physl-
| clan, Dr. i. i. Leonard, on Hygiene,
Sanitation and Preventative Medicine"
The lecture, Which was illustrated by
lchart and the use Of the microscope, was
very entertaining and instructive.
The Baraca class of the Congregation.
TAI church held its semi-annnal election
OF officers last evening. at the home Of
Rev. I. A. Poole The following officers
Were elected: President. II. q. Wood
Irufi; vice president, George Gates: sec
rotary, Arthur Mcneil; treasurer, Arthur
Wallace: press reporter, George G. Kent !:
teacher, DIR. O. G. Stickney; assistant
teacher, Rev. II A. Poole.
The annual fair of the Ladies Union
of the Universalist church which is to
take place on the 14th, 18th and 18th Of
November, will be in the form OF an
| Ice Carnvalp The ladies are planning
TO make this a very attractive fair and
| will have on sale a variety of articles
appropriate to the coming holiday sea-
son. Suppers will be served each even
ling and programme will be given.
| IN speaking Of the proper location for
the proposed state tuberculosis sanator-
| ium prominent Montpelier man today
said that in his opinion DanvilIe is the
lproper place. That town has an eleva-
ton, SO he said, Of some 1000 feet, it is
small hence the isolation Of the patients