The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-07
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Local Happenings 1ersely Told for Busy
Readers.

New coats at Naughan's
Munsing underwear at Abbott's.
New skirts. Big line for $3ss at
Fits.
George Cassie has dozen nice heif
ers for sale.
New lot II children's coats at the
Vaughan store.
MI j. Mcleod has returned from a
visit in Berry. r. q.
Mrs, q. &. Hutchinson is visiting with
friends in Williamstown.
Private session rollerskating at the
Pavilion Friday evening
r. A. johnson Of Boston called on
friends in town yesterday.
George Essen left yesterday afternoon
ut three o'clock for Canada.
A great variety Of children's bonnets
al Perry's. Just see them.
Il. q. GriswoId is moving today from
the Moore block to Montpelier.
A. Fl. Goldie Of Springfield, Mass,
was III the city on business Yesterday.
Mocha ala Russo. Scotch short bread
and Mocha cakes, At the City Bakery
Clifford Peake il il Topsham, being
called there by the illness At his mother.
Miss Lila ellis Of Boston Is demon
strating plum pudding at Eastman Bros,
store.
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Tickets for the performance of "The
College Widow 80 on sale tonight al
seven o'clock.
Rev q q. Conner assisted in The or
dination services for Rev L. G. Nichols
at WiIliamstown last evening.
Mrs. J. M. Eastman and son Of West
Fairlee are visiting at the home Of b.
a.. Eastman on Camp street
II. y. HinsdaIe will be in Barre on
| Thursday morning with car of lake
apples, AL in nice, new barrels,
Mrs a. n. land II very III at her
home Oh Summer street, but IS report
Led to be on the road TO recovery.
The only place you can buy Rose
Grams stove polish is at % Summer
street No dust, no smoke, no brush
Enjoy moonlight waltz at the Wood
mems bah Wednesday evening. Nov. z.
Grand march begins Al o'clock sharp.
Mrs. Lena AIcI.yman Of Mount Ida
WIS. Is visiting at r. J. Sowden's and
Thomas II, Caves, her relatives, for a
short time.
Gale Bennett and B. A. Eastman
went coon hunting last night to some
unknown locality, returning with forty
pounds Of coon,
The Socialists win hold a meeting on
Wednesday night November 9TH, AZ So
cialist hall, Granite street. at p. nj.
1 Syinpathizers are welcomed.
Work will be commenced in few
days in putting the Intercity baseball
grounds In shape for an ice rink dur
ing the coming winter The officials
Of the Barre s Montpelier electric rail
road will have charge Of the project.
Wilbur Nichols will start a begin.
ners' class in dancing Thursday evening,
November s. Lady and gentleman teach
er. Tickets, gents 81, ladies So Pay
half the first night and balance before
the fourth lesson.
Flying Dutchman,. Newhuryport,
Mass, April 10, 1905; Mr. George J
J Parker was master Of one Of the more
difficult characters. but sang with case
and with great care as to detail. Barre
opera house Thursday evening, Nov.
18TH
Nichols advanced dancing class viii
meet in Miles hall Wednesday evening
This i. the beginning of the last half
! Those wishing TO 20 in may at this
4 time, Tickets for the last half inelBd.
ing closing ball will be gents, $3.50,
4 ladies Si.25 Aeit
Miss Blanche Kidder. who has been
a student Of Mr.. George H. Wilder for
n number Of years. playing his accom-
panimcnts, will take the studio formerly
occupied by Mr.. Wilder at Montpelier
and viii teach his method Mfr. Wilder
has removed to Burlington.
The F. b. Cate Real Estate Agency
has sold c. II. More s Co.'S stonesheds
and polishing mill located on Burnhani
meadow to John and Donald Smith
consideration between $1,000 and Sc,
600 The G. n More company viii
continue TO occupy n portion Of the
sheds for a while. as they are going "a
built a modern straight shed in the
near future.
eOratoric Messiah" Manchester, n
H.. March 81, 1905 With the opening
solo by Mr. George !. Parker. Comfort
1 Ne Ny People, the audience became
convinced that fine musical treat was
IN store, and such was the case. Mr.
Parker has full high tenor voice. and
he had no trouble HI filling the bic
auditorium without any apparent effort
Barre Opera House, Thursday evening
n November rs.
The teachers and officers Of the Pres
hyterian Sunday school held very
profitable business meeting last evening
at the home Of Mrs. Murdo MacIver on
Perry street. The officers for the on.
suing year were elected and plans were
made TO the Christmas entertainment
% be held on the evening Of December
! % After the conclusion Of the business
a sociaI hour was spent, and refresh
ments were sesyed ~ the hostess.
As w r. Durkee was driving from
this city 20 Willinmstown yesterday af-
ternoon his horse became frightened AZ
an automobile which he met near thu
Smith farm The horse bolted and Mr.
Durkee was thrown out and somewhat