The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-05
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Furs at Abbott's.

See the fnrs at yaughan's.
Pretty line Of new kimonos at Peny's.
Roller skating today at Hales' payil-
SOC feecc-lined underwear for 39e at
Veale q knights.
William ". Wilson was in the city
today on business.
Bernard Marshall went to Boston
last night on visit,
Look At that S39s skirt at Perry's
and you win buy.
Take your picture framing to H. i.
Baldwin, Worthen block
This il fur cont weather. Cali upon
the Frank MeNhorter 90.
John johnson went to Rockport,
Mass, last night to reside.
Jerry Fifeld Of Williamstown was in
town this morning on business,
John Kerr Of Laurel street il con.
fined to the house with illness.
Harry Harding OF claremont, N. H.,
Is visiting IN town for o few days
William Florence left last night on
a trip to his old home in Scotland
Oscar Borgh has just received full
line Of imported Swedish groceries.
A. p, Coffin left this morning on d
business trip to Waterbury, Mortified
and Randolph.
Arthur s. Martin has purchased a
large wood lot Of William Walker on
the East hill
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kane left to-
day for NJ. Johns, N. b., where they
are to reside.
Special this week horehound candy,
15c per pound Fresh made daily at the
Barre Candy Kitchen.
Robert Mcdonald Of Quincy Mass, Il
in town and will attend the Gilman.
Barclay wedding tonight.
Keep in mind the social, Dutch supper
and sale at the Uniyersalist church Fri
day afternoon and evening.
The largest and best assortment OF
fur.lined coats in the city at Moore 4
Owens, Prices from s22 to $3.50,
The body 81 Natheniel B. Curtis Of
Concord, N. FL, was brought TO this city
this morning and taken to Orange for
burial
Italiani assieTateyi per tempo 4 con-
traffic dal nostro sgente di Barre. A.
aiachinn. sui vapore, la Lorraine che
lparte . Dieembre.
Mrs. Thomas Ward aud Miss sadie
Gilman Of Wateryille, Que, arrived in
town last night and viii attend the
Gilman Barclay wedding.
The first and second basket BAH teams
If ,ioddard will play the first and second
teams Of Spaulding in the Church street
gymnasium Thursday evening at eight
O'Clock
While Miss Mary Little was com.
ing down stairs this morning in some
unaccountable way her foot caught and
she fell the whole length OF the stairs,
hurting her hip quite badly.
Companion Court Granite City. No.
/ 757, !. o. T., will hold regular meet
| ing in Foresters hall in the Worthen
block, Friday, Dec z, at $780, a full
attendance IS requested, Election OF
officers r. S. Minnie Bruce.
have sold between 1000 and 5000
feet Of my patent weather strips in
Barre City which would seem 70 prove
my claim Of the best weather strip
made. Orders BY telephone Or card
promptly attended 10. o. u. Cheeyer
R. j. D. No. /, Montpelier or phone
347-3, Montpelier.
Mrs. c. n. Kenyon was unhitchine a
horse in the barn at her home on Mer.
chants street last evening when the
horse Jumped knocking her TO the floor
and she was also bit BY the wagon. For.
/ tunately no bones were broken, but
she was badly bruised and will be con.
fined to her bed for some time.
/ George, the ten.year old son or MIR
and Mrs Robert Mitchell Of Webster.
vile, was operated upon for append,
citis at the Heaton hospital on Friday
and is resting as comfortable as could
be expected today. Two ulcers were
| found 70 have formed on the appendix
The boy has been at the hospital foi
several days and several consultations
of doctors were held in his case before
it was decided to operate on him.
A colored exhorter braved the rigors
Of the zero weather last evening and
held 4 religious service on the National
bank corner, but no one had the hardi
hood 70 stop long and listen. Tho
! preacher started of with singing, in
which he entered in great spirit in spite
Of the fact that his breath froze the
moment it left his lips. The singing
done, he launched into a sermon. The
entire service lasted about an hour, dur.
ing which time the colored man stood
IN the street entirely alone. A passer,
by would stop occasionally TO learn
what manner Of thing was being done
and then hustle for the warm freside
The preacher WAS courageous and stuck