The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-15
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Auction this evening.
Catholic fair tonight
Infants coats IT vaughan's.
Table linen sale at Abbotts.
Remember the city Bakery leads for
large variety
Ed Smith Of Cabot was ii the city
on business today
A. H. Powers Of Randolph was in the
city today on business.
J. D. Yandow wants rs OF 80 new
mich cows and also beef cattle
New tray cloths for 25e, 8sc. SOC, 75c
and si.0o each. At Neale & Knights.
Dr. " G Goodrich left Tuesday night
for a business trip to Syracuse, N. \.
Miss Grace Paige returned yesterday
from a few days visit IN Massachu
sets.
The Frank aIcyyhorter O. can supply
your wants in the fur line. See their
window
Mrs George Bond left Tuesday even
ing to Join her husband 1T me-, Glenn
ens, Mich.
Where can you buy the best ladies'
underwear for 25eg Why, at Perry's,
on Saturday.
NJ Iafafgo went 10 New York last
night to meet his sister, who ii com
ing from Italy
Just received barrel Of those delic-
ious oldfashioned horehound drops at
the Red Cross pharmacy.
Mrs. Lovejoy of 81. Johnsbury and
Mrs 0ntauk Of Lynehburg, Va, arc
the guests of Mrs. George Richardson
Of Washington street.
Children are hard on rubbers. The
best is none too good. We do not han
die seconds OF punched goods Buy the
best at MeLean's Shoe store,
Miss Emma Jones returned TO Utica,
n, ", this afternoon after three
months visit with her aunt, Mrs Rob
ert r. Jones Of 81 Park street.
The Red Cross pharmacy was crowd.
ed To the doors last evening. when the
advance sale for eThe Lion and the
Mouse" opened A full house is as.
sured
The annual meeting Of the GIenugie
club will be held in the Manufacturers
association rooms Saturday, November
Az at p. III, sharp. 4 full attend
ance Is desired.
Mr. and Mrs. John III, NErDonbla hi
Hill street gave Il whist party to their
friends and neighbors last esen5hg. fh@
occasion being the twelfth anniversary
"a their marriage. Whist was played,
refreshments served and general good
time was enjoyed By All present.
The greatest money Swing sale 6f
the season il now on 81 a. a. Smith
q Brother's store and all who wish their
money to do double service should take
advantage Of this grand opportunity to
purchase the highest standard goods at
a lower price than Won would generally
pay for inferior goods. just Imagine
1925 wooden underwear with shirts.
double breast and double back and dou,
BE seated drawers going for soc; cash
mere hose reduced from soc TO 33c;
wool and cashmere hose reduced from
25c to 19c Their complete line OF $3.50
and - pants at S2.es: all their s2.sn
and SO pants at si9s; lot Of $50 and
| So Waltham watches 1t Si2eS; lot
Of SIS Waltham watches at Sos; lot
$3.50 watches seas. let Sf.50 stem
wind and stem set watches. 9se lot
$3.50 rings for ladies and gents, 9se.
See their al ON page 8.
The Free Press. this morning. speak
/ ing OF the concert given IN That city
last evening, says @rhe Male Choral
Art club Of Boston gave concert in the
University Of Vermont gymnasium last
evening which has never heen surpassed
i in this city. Most certainly no such
4 singing by d male chorus a. that Of
I last evening has pleased the ear Of a
| lncal audience. THE twelve gentlemen
\ who comprise this art club possess
tpices of stability and, what j. essen
I tial for choral work. voices that blend
easily into 4 combined tone Of power
and smoothncss The twelve numbers
\ 81 the programme included seven in
which the whole club took part. and AZ
ter the opening number the club re.
ceiyed applause on each appearance on
\ the stage Added to the ability ol
I the entire club were the solo voices OF
Messrs. Viau. Bahcoek. Page. Parker
and Wilson At the Barre opera house
this evening.