The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-16
TALK OF THE TOWN.
local Happenings 1'ersely Told for Busy
Readers.

Al n Coffin went To Waterbury this
morning on business.
Peter Peacock Of Keesyille, N. X, is
visiting relatives in town.
NJ. J. Green returned last night from
a business trip to Burlington.
James McDermont Of BroolSeld was
in the city today Oh \ business visit.
Bargains III trimmed lats To close out.
Mrs 7. II. Murphy, Upper Graniteyille.
| An exceedingly good value in a ladies'
vest for 25c at Perry's on Saturday
School arctics keep the children's feet
warm and dry Buy the best at Me-
Leans.
! Mrs ~. I. Mann came home from
Heaton hospital yesterday. She Is doing
nicely.
There win be d meeting Of Mime.
bahia eneampment, No. 2, this evening
| at 1890
&c sure and sec the table linen We are
offering for 75c per yard. ycale 4
knight
4 Miss Flora Winch of McIndoes Falls
1 Is visiting at her cousins. G. NJ. Winch's,
on East hill
There will be no preaching at either
the Boutwell, Or Carleton schoolhouses
next Sunday.
\ Miss Nellie Lascor. who has been III
with typhoid fever, Il reported as inn
proving rapidly
Charles Mcmillan left yesterday for
Kentucky and other southern states on
business trip.
The City Bakery's double loaf Of malt
bread Il most substantial and most
healthfuI Try II.
The largest line 81 gloves and mittens
IN the city at the Frank MciVhorter Co.
store. soc the window,
NJ. S. Levin Of the Union Clothing
store returned last night from busi1
ness trip 10 New York. .a
There will be whist party III ODD
Fellows hall, Gordon block, on Satur.
day evening November 7.
The Granite Cutters journal for No.
yember il out and shop stewards can
receive them At headquarters.
have just received a nice line Of
felt hats and fancy feathers Mrs. >.
II Murphy. Upper Graniteville, VI
G. G. Wales Of Sioux City. Ia. Is
visiting bis brother. ] O. Wales and his
niece, Mrs. L. B. Dodge Of this city.
The Ladies' Tourist club viii meev
Monday afternoon at ESQ at the home
OF Mrs. n. J. Roberts Of Orange street.
Miss Della c. Reed Of II state street,
Montpelier. announces for the next ten
days a special sale IN fall and winter
millinery.
The Vermont Fruit store has received
large stock Of io-inch disc records and
win retail them at soc each. Hurry up
lif You want the first choice
Special for Saturday. November IA.
butter scotch waters, &c per pound; ma
pie walnut fudge 20c per pound; ohoco-
late walnut fudge, 2oc per pound Barre
Candy Kitchen.
IN Montpelier the street department
had the sidewalks an plowed ont at
7:a0 this morning. In Barre the street
I department where was our street de-
partmeat this inorningf
pre.eommunion service viii be held in
( the Presbyterian church this evening
lat 1870 o'clock Those uniting with the
church in membership will be received.
Session meets at o'clock.
Word has been received N Barre of
1.-THE marriage Of Miss Mary Sutherland
lof Providence, Y, 1, to Mr.. Bernard, a
cQmmereial traveller Miss Sutherland
was a well known Barre Young llady.
X sThe Lion and the Mouse" company,
which comes to the opera house tonight,
makes the Jump from Concord Y. H..
which means hustle for the stage
hands, as they carry the production
complete.
The Hayseeders viii be out Tuesday
night. Their adopted motto Is;
What do we care for war or for bullets !
What Do we care for any political row 7
4 As long as the country il in clover
There Is plenty Of feed for the COW.
Mrs. ". II. Wilson and I've children
Of Perrin hill left on the $500 train
last night for Waco, Tex. to Join her
husband who has been there for q
year. Earl Lawrence accompanied them
and be win stay In Texas this win
ten
n A large number OF men, boys and girls
& filing the street, gathered in front OF
K Thomas Brady's store yesterday after
noon, TO secure their part Of the goods
and honcy which Mr. Brady threw into
.he crowd from the roof Of the block
I There was some spirited scramblmg ion
the different bundles, aud much amuse-
ment was afforded.
Parties having repairs in building.
will do well to notice the ad. Of For
sythe 4 Ingram for their prepared plas-
ter for walls and ceilings They have
plaster prepared with whiskers in IT,
not made from wood pulp. but some
thing guaranteed to never fall oil and
which will harden in twenty -four hours
SO that finish can be fastened on il al
ter stated time Price moderate
The Farmers who belong 70 The Farm
crs club Of Barre can get their tickets
for the annual banquet TO be held ~
! City hotel, Tuesday evening, Nov. 10th,
Of w. D. Smith at Smith & Cummings
market All the old members viii have
an opportunity 60 getting one as late
as Saturday evening. After that other
friends will have the same opportunity
81 getting one until the limited NUM-
Der Is disposed Of