The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-08
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Local Happenings Iersely Told for Busy
Readers.

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Local Happenings TerseIy Told for Busy
Readers.
New furs At vaughan's.
Bonnet silks. at Abbott's
Special ribbons sale at Perry's,
=. L. White IS conned to the house
by illness.
George Cassie has dozen nice heif-
ess for sale.
| Look up Burr's hand-paintcd china
advertisement
Everything for winter wear at the
Vaughan store.
Mrs. II. If. Colby Of Bradford i visit
ing relatives in town.
Private session rollerskating az the
Pavilion Friday evening.
Walter Rogers Of 81 Adams was in
town on business this morning.
Mocha ala Russo, Scotch short bread
and Mocha cakes, at the City Bakery
Charles L. Mudgett Of Peterboro, N.
H., was in the city on business yester-
day.
Miss Alice a. Enwright Of West
Burke made brief visit in town yes.
terday.
| TIE City Bakery's double loaf Of malt
bread II most substantial and most
lcalthfnL Try it.
| Wool soles Tor Norsted slippers. mems,
wornens ana chiidren's sizes AZ Mc.
Lean Shoe store.
George Grant Of Albany. N. ". Is
visiting James gordiner at his home
on Washington street.
a certain cure for aching, swollen,
tired and sweating feet Allen Footease.
at Melean's Shoe store.
Only three more days 81 the great
bargain sale at Thomas Brady's store,
ils Main street. Do not miss it.
Miss Madge Small Of MorrisSille Is
stopping with her uncle, NJ r. Spauld-
ing Of Elm street, for few DAYS.
Luther n Dunbar II Iittleton, N H.,
\ visiting at the home of his cousin,
n y. Pierce, on Washington street.
Have YOU ever tried Foster cushion
heeil They stop that jar: ladies and
gents sizes at MeLean's Shoe store.
shop stewards are requested 70 call
AZ the Quarry Workers headquarters
IN the seampini block for the November
Journals
Allesandro orlsndi. who left for Italy
some time since. was married few
days ago and viii return to Barre
shortly.
Mr.. and Mrs Carroll Camp, who have
been visiting relatives in town, return
led this morning to their home in Roch.
tseer. y. y.
There will be 4 meeting 81 the Plum.
bers union Friday evening al 1890
O'Clock IN Painters hall. Let there be a
Il full attendance.
A strawberry plant in full bloom was
brought to this office this morning. II
! was picked in George r Phillips gar
den at % Currier street.
Albany Argus: Mr.. George J.. Parker
has voice Of fine quality and uses il
Well Barre opera house, Thursday
good oratorio style. Barre opera house
/ The officers and teachers Of the sun
| day school Of the Church OF the Good
Shepherd will meet in the Barre Saw
ings Bank and Trust company this
evening at S o'clock.
s. +. Hinsdale, the apple man, i.
here with d second carload OF lake an
pies in barrels. which he a selling III
500 per barrel Come at once IL Won
want bargain Here only this week.
Owing to some misunderstanding. tha
r. Of a. and I. O. O. +. teams oil the
! lnterfratefnity eribhage league did not
play hast evening The Clan Gordon aid
Red Men team viii play this evening
at 2 o'clock
Wilbur Nichols will start begin.
ners' class in dancing Thursday evening
November $. Lady and gentleman teach
or. Tickets, gents S. ladies 50. Pay
half the FIRST night and balance before
the fourth lesson.
The Montpelier seminary football
eleven has closed IL season with rec
ord Of no games won and not a point
scored The team has had many vicis
situdes all the season, disbanding ana
rcorqsnizing several times
G, +. sosiety Of First Baptist chercl
inyit 70 @ attend fonetik spelling
down - tber paflors ia First Baptist
eherch ON The evening OF Fiids, Nov
9th Musk. lafteF and refreshment.
free. Everybody welcum
The Crescent basket ball team met
for practice last evening and the indi
cations arc that Barre will have better
team for the season than ever before
The first game sill be played with thu
Go. y. team from St. Johnsbuy
The annual meeting Of Foreign Ma
sons will be held in the Masonic hal
on November 9Th at 5.30 .. ~ Hop,
ing there viii be large attendance. a.
business 81 Importance Is 70 be tran.
saeted. Dues will De collected at thil
meeting.
a large stone. measuring lA.2N6Sxi.6
drawn BY 3 horses, was taken to the
sanguinetti Brothers sheds yesterday
The team was nearly Il week getting Il
drawn from Mr. Sanguinetti's quarry
but he has been promised spur track
by the railroad, and he expects soon
TO be able to send down much larger
blocks.
Joseph jenkins returned this morn
ing from Mount Vernon, Ohio, where
he has been working at his trade Of
granite cutter for year or more Will
liam MCGEE Of this city was engaged
im the gramile manufacturing hnsinea.