The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-15
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Local Happenings 9ersely Told for Busy
Readers.

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$3.50 dress skirt at yaughan's for
s3.as.
l'uss scarf-, muas and coats u
Eitts'
A good Inc ii fan underwear at
Perryis.
Erwin@ Whitcomb spent Sunday in
Randolph,
Sale at vaughan's Monday night, not
advertised
This weather demands furs; see Alb
bolts line
Fernando Peras was in Richmond
over Sunday.
George ChatfeId visited at bis home
IN Randolph Yesterday
Miss Grace Mclean Of Mortified viz.
tied in town over Sunday.
A full attendance Of the Methodist
choir is requested at the rehearsal this
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Leon Cole went to Cabot
yesterday for few days visit with
relatives.
Miss a. a. Pike u the Pearl street
millinery store Il able 60 be out after
her recent Illness.
New books, Large assortment just rel
ceised dust step ID and look them oscr
kenyon's Bargain Store
The Athena club viii meet at the
home Of Mrs. RI <. Powers, Tuesday
evening at 7;30 o'clock.
Il
w. Il. Richardson has tenement to
rent at 107 Summer street just man
and wife very much preferred.
The Rev. Samuel N. Jackson Of Bur
lington was the guest Of his brother, DIR,
~. Henry Jackson, over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. r. I'll Rogers and Mr..
and Mrs. j, M. Taft returned Saturday
from the excursion to Boston, Mass
st. John Court, G. o. r., will hold a
whist party in X. Of G. hall Tuesday
evening October u.s. Admission ioc.
Town Representative Ezekiel Drew Of
Tunbridge was visitor in town today,
prior to the opening OF the legislature
this afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Farrell, who
have been visiting at the home Of Cliff
ford Peake, returned this morning to
their home ia Underhill.
/ AT the concert to be given in Hedding
NJ L. church Wednesday night, VIM.
Robertson viii sing one Of his best bass
solos, Don't fail to hear his rich, we'll.
rounded voice.
The Odd Ladies desire to thank all
who assisted in making their fair a
success. Mrs. Walker of Maple avenue
was awarded the wooden quilt and VIM.
Sinclair was awarded the silk quilt and
Mrs. Murray the pillow.
Chief 81 Police Brown states that the
nsa of airgms by boys on the streets
and the practice Of breaking windows
with the weapons must stop; also that
| il any children are caught marking the
school buildings pf the city, they viii
be arrested and prosecuted.
Guy Rocheieau, who has been head
clerk at the ID. f. Davis drug store for
the past eighteen months, finished his
engagement there Saturday and left for
vacation, to M spent In ST. Johns.
bury and New York. after which he will
work in Concord, n. II.
| The Rev. Samuel n. Jackson Of Bur.
iinRton, formerly pastor Of the Congre-
eational church in this city, gave a
brief congratulatory address to the con.
gregation yesterday morning on the
progress Of the church and on the recent
remodeling Of the building
AT meeting Of the Montpelier sem.
mary athletic association. held Sat,u.
day afternoon, Howard Buikeley was
elected manager of the baseball team for
the season of 1907, and Earl Wyatt al
captain L. r. Hin was chosen captain
OF the basketball team, III placts 81 g
II A. BfddIow, resigned III"
/ When you pay 10 cents for a pound
Of candy, consider its quality. Two
persons at least make profit on It. bring
ing the wholesale price down to about
&c to &c per pound. Pure sugar sell.
for more than that There You eai
parafne, starch and glucose. You know
the kind WE make Barre candy
kitchen.
The revival meetings being conducted
at the Peoples church in Montpeliel
were largely attended at both service
= yesterday, and a good interest wai
manifest On account 81 this Interest
II WAS decided to have the Rev. Alf
Nickerson continue 70 preach every even
ing this week al 1880 o'clock. except
saturday. and also next sunday
The officers and teachers Of the Ban
fist Sunday school aBe requested |,
meet in the vestry Of the church thi
evening at 1870 o'clock, and confer Will
Miss ilopson, the state convention work
er who has been visiting in the home
of the city for the past two weeks
This meeting viii be IN regard to tn,
home department, and it is important
that all should be present
Mrs. Richard Bradley, whose sopran,
solos are always appreciated by In,
sic-loying public, win render some d
her best selections Wednesday night Al
the concert in Hedding NJ f. church.
About - Of the friends Of Miss Alc,
+ I3orry met at her home ON Brooklyn
street Saturday night in honor of he,
birthday, The guests presented Mis-
Berry with gold neck -chain and severa
other presents. Refreshments were serv
cd and everyone had q good time.
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