The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-17
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Local Happenings Terssly Told for Busy
Readers.

AathoHc Ialr tOmght.
More new coats at Fits.
Thanksgiving linen at vaughans
sale Of ladies' sample coats at ABB
bolts.
See the Vaughan store advertisement
for winter goods.
Three pounds best beef sausage for
CSC at Yandow's Market.
Dan Anderson Of Bath, n. H., was in
town on business yesterday.
Homegrown sage. the only kind you
want, at Hendricks Drug store.
q. w. Huntington of Washington was
in town on business yesterday.
George Beckett III Wiliamstown was
In town on business this morning
Norman Barrie Of Plymouth, n. H.,
called on friends IN Che city yesterday.
Bargains il trimmed lats "a close out.
Mrs. J. #, Murphy, Upper Graniteyille.
An exceedingly good value ii ladies
vest for q PC at Perry's on saturday.
School arctics keep the children's feet.
warm and dry. Buy the best At Me-
Leans.
BE sure and see the table linen We are
offering for 75c per yard. Veale &
Knight.
Mrs. G. r. Jones 81 SOUTH Main street.
who has been seriously i'll, Is reported
as improving,
Principal d b, sintnewson 81 the
high school went TO Randolph on bust.
ness last evening
The City Balery's double loaf Of malt
bread is most substantial and most
hcalthful Try IL.
The largest line of gloves and mittens
IN the city at the Frank Mcyyhorter Co.
store. See the window.
Marx Allan Davis Of Pitts6eld. NH,
formerly OF Goddard seminary, Il the
guest Of friends in this city.
Peter Perot. who has been visiting
relatives IN town, returned yesterday TO
his home IN Keesville, NJ y.
Miss Mae Lucia returned home today
from Randolph. where she has been
spending a week with friends.
have ust received nice line of
felt hats and fancy feathers Mrs. J.
H. Murphy, Upper Graniteyille, VI.
The Ladies' Tourist club viii NEE.
Monday afternoon at 2s3O az the home
OF Mrs. n. J. Roberts OF Orange street.
Miss Della G. Reed Of AZ State street,
Montpelier, announces for the next ten
days special sale in fall and winter
millinery.
large stock Of 10.inch disc records and
win retail them at soc each. Hurry up
liz you want the first choice.
S. ]. segel d Co, the Depot square
eiothiefs, offer large fine of suits and
overcoats for Saturday at prices rang
ing from s. TO SIS. The stock is new.
we sell the Paris sleds. Strongest
made and incest finished sleds on the
market. We invite your inspection be-
fore buying G. \. Kenyon & Co.'S
Bargain Store.
Special for Saturday, November IL,
butter scotch waters, i5c per pound; ma
pie walnut fudge, 2oe per pound; choco.
late walnut fudge, zoe per pound. Barre
Candy Kitchen.
William r. Mahoney and family ex-
pect to leave next week for Norwich.
Conn. where Mr., Mahoney has accepted
position as foreman OF the Norwich
Marble and Granite works.
n. n. Wells was in Woodbury. today
to attend the funeral of Harry +. Burn.
ham. who died OF pneumonia. Mr.. Burn.
ham was elected representative from
| Woodbury. but was unseated because he
was postmaster at the time Of his cleo
ton.
The regular meeting Of the |. o. o.
L. NJ. t., win be held IN X. Of @, hall
Monday. November In. az p m sharp,
Amusement committee Is requested TO
be present, also the degree team. Re
freshments will be served. Per order
secretary.
The Farmers who belong to the Farm
/ crs' club of Barre can get their tickets
for the annual banquet TO be held AZ
! City hotel, Tuesday evening, Nov. both
/ 81 w u. Smith at Smith & Cummings
market. All the old members will have
an opportunity Of getting one as late
as Saturday evening. After that other
! friends will have tie same opportunity
Of getting one until the limited mum.
Der + disposed Of.
The gatherings Of the Mems Sunday
| Evening club Of the Congregational
clurclh. have become too well known
to need much advertising. and the an.
lnonncement that Senator w r. Dill.
bingham viii give an informal talk on
ALASKA at the social to be given next
4 Tuesday evening. will surely bring out
the largest gathering OF any that have
been held. IN men who attend this
! church are invited with ladies to attend
This social
The death Of Mrs. Abbie q. Lewis,
wife Of the Rev !. !. Lewis. occurred
at New York on Tuesday. She was tho
daughter Of Colonel Nathaniel Davis OF
North Montpelier. whore she resided un-
/ I'll her husband accepted o call 70 preach
IN South Boston in 1867. Mrs. Lewis
attended the old Barre academy, and
several relatives reside in this city.
Among the near relatives surviving. be-
sides her husband, are two sons, Prof.
leo Lewis Of Tufts college, and Orlando
+. Lewis Of the Charity Organization
society Of New York city.
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Catholic fair tonight