The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-15
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Local Happenings Tersely Told for Busy
Readers.

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Thanksgiving linens at vaughan's.
" Pinch an linen damask for 6215e at
Abbott's,
Charles NJ. Hart Of Boston is visiting
friends in the city
George Gilman Of Claremont, N. H.,
is visiting in town.
r. L. Scott went to Waterbury yes
terday, to visit his brother.
Mrs. G. +. Jones Of South Main
street is reported as being i'll
g. A. Martin Of Enosburg Falls was
IN town on business yesterday.
Miss Ida Robar Of Keesville, N. Y,
is visiting Mrs. Josephine Emery,
John Wilson leaves today for Ben.
nington, where he will be employed
Bargains III trimmed lats to close out.
Mrs J. r Murphy, Upper Graniteyille.
An exceedingly good value IN ladies'
vest for a Csc at Perry's on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. J. Wright and fam.
lily returned from MorrisviIle yester-
day.
NJ. W. Kendall Of the fire department
went to Lisbon, n. H.. yesterday for
q visit.
BE sure and see the table linen we are
offering for 75c per yard. yeale {
Knight
Rev. G. II. Farnsworth Of Woodsville,
n. III, was in the city on business this
morning.
Miss Gcrtie Haskins 81 Morrisvile il
guest az the home Of II. y. Wright,
South Main street.
The City Bakery's double loaf Of malt
bread Is most substantial and most
bealthful, Try il.
Maurice Trow Of Lynn, Mass. is visit.
ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f. NJ
Trow, on Trow hill 4
pr, N. L. Lamb went tcsBethel This
morning to attend the funeral Of the
late Dr., l. NJ. Greene.
The largest line OF gloves and mittens
in the city at the Frank McWhorter Co.
store. See the window.
Leslie Harris has moved from the
Montpelier road 10 the a. q. slayton
house on South Main street.
| have Just received nice line OF
felt hats and fancy feathers. Mrs. j.
II. Murphy, Upper Graniteyille, VT.
Miss Nina Bonnyman left on the noon
tain today for New York city, after
spending several weeks at her home.
Miss Della G, Reed Of Al State street.
Montpelier. announces for the next ten
days a special sale in fall and winter
millinery.
L. X. Dunbar, who has been visit
ing at the homeiof Mr.. and Mrs. Ar.
thur 1. Pierce. left this morning for
his home in Littleton, n. II.
The Vermont Fruit store has received
a large stock Of i0.inch disc records and
win retail them at soc EACH Hurry up
liz you want the first choice.
A business meeting Of the Y.lP. s.
III Il. Of the Congregational church will
be held this Thursday evening. viii
eveN member Try and be present If
possibley
The Ida Reed W. G.. II. Z. viii meet
with Mrs. r. II. Watkins on FRIDAY
afternoon at 2.s0. an urgent invita-
ton is extended 70 the members TO be-
present.
A large delegation from Bright Star
Rebekah lodge. No rs. are planning to
60 to Waterbury on Friday. November
i6. TO attend the annual district meet
ing. a special electric car will fetmn
to Barre upon the arrival of The train
at Montpelier, reaching Barre at about
| 1870 -
The Crescent basket bali team de.
feated The Spaulding high school team
AT the Y. NJ q gymnasium last evening
by a score Of IA TO s. The Crescents'
| first game is scheduled for November
%, when they win play the Company
u team from IT. bloomsbury. The high
schools first game Is 20 be with Rich.
mond high school, December H.
Bessie y. Brassaw was given sur.
prise party at her home. Il Kenney
street. last evening, the occasion being
her sixth birthday About % Of her
schoolmates and friends were present
Bessie was given q gold ring as we'll az
a number of other presents. An oyster
supper was served. A maphophone fur
/ nished music and games amusement for
The party. which was only too reluctant
to break up and 80 home.
Mrs. Della I.ascor has been returned
from the asylum at Waterbury. where
! she has been taking treatment for sev,
eral weeks Habeas corpus proceedings
were brought through Attorney w. ~
! IaPoint on the ground that she WAS II
| legally committed Bail was fixed al
5000 yesterday afternoon ana the sum
was furnished BY the woman's hus.
band. Stephen Lascor and Attorney La.
Point.
The public Of Barre and vicinity know
a good thing when they see It, at any
rate those who have so largely patron.
lied Brady's big reduction sale, as n,er
chandiAe at this time of the year brine.
large prices, and at this sale tho pnbli,
saved big money We recognize in Mr.
Brady a public benefactor by granting
the many requests to continue his SAID
| for ten days longer, as ii gives the foil
/ ers who have only d limited amount
Of money 10 spend for dress. an opnor.
unity u furnish their entire family
with clothes for half the price thes
would have 70 pay hadn't this sale been
continued.