The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-24
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Readers.
Blanket sale at Vaughan's.
4 Black Cat hose at Abbott's.
| Thanksgiving sale Of linens at the
Vaughan Store.
\ Ellen Hathaway, dressmaking, B
Academy street.
James Riley was in Waterbury on
business last night.
Mi Milk III Topsham was III town On
business this morning.
\ Mrs. James Scott went yesterday to
visit friends in Hafdwick.
n Mrs. Alex Hanton went yesterday to
visit her sister ia Hardwick
4 special sale Of ladies' skirts for
$29s ~ Perry's on Saturday.
n Miss Alice Doyle Ii visiting al her
home in Mortified for few days.
Home grown sage, the only kind you
want, az Hendricks Drug Store.
Tho floor III the new han ii great.
Come and try II Saturday night
School arctics keep the children's feet
warm and dry; Buy the best at Nc
Leans.
he sure and wee the table linen we are
Offering for 75c per yard veale &
knight.
\ There will be rehearsal for st.
afonica's church choir Saturday evening
at z o'clock.
The City Bakery's double loaf of malt
bread il most substantial and most
healthfnl. Try it.
There win BE- d whist party III Odd
Fellows hall, Gordon block, on Saturday
evening, November "a
| "A. N. Fowler ii out after being laid
lnp for few days from injuries received
from being run down BY d team.
| The Nellie Kennedy company closes
La weeks engagement tonight with the
llperfornmnce 81 @The L0Ha6h Bank MBs4
lltry.'teis asiaffe A.i3g 19s
III Mrs Andrew j. Brown, who has been
lYizitiHg at tile home Of p. ID. L4add, re-.
turned 70 his home IN Waterbury yes
4 terday,
/
4 Lsdoyico Oigiati and Emma perlatti
Il we're united III marriage this forenoon BIT
James Maekays justice Of the peace, at
! Is George street.
Don't order your Thanksgiving poultry
until you have seen ours Prices the
lowest and quality guaranteed the best.
III. p fandow's market.
On Saturday evening the entertainment
at the fair viii be farce entitled,
@Blundering Bill,e given BY some Of the
| young people Of the church.
| The lFoodmen will hold series dams
in the NJ. w Of a. hall Saturday night,
November ~, fsilhertson's orchestra
| Admission, gents SOC, ladies' free.
| The Ladies Tourist club ii to meet
Monday Afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock Mt the
home Of Mrs, G. II. Kent on jefferson
street. This will be a social afternoon.
| Pure home made molasses kisses, 15e
per pound; salt water kisses, 15e per
lpound; fruit candy, 15c per pound, Sat
urday, November "a at Barre Candy
Kitchen
| Special for Saturday only, 40 dozen
mems heavy Atwood hose, at Zoe a
pair, or three pairs for so cents, at
Brady's clothing store See the window
display.
Would the party who picked up the
gold chain on Friday last at the Gran
Iite City quoting team. please return
To G. Keith, South Main street, TO save
further troubled
1
/ In the report Of the Presbyterian fair
for Thursday ii was stated that g. j..
Seager of Goddard gave reading and IL
should have read q. ]. Seager Of Spauld-
ing high school. p 9o
Il Owing to tie anfairness of the thing,
the opera house management will not
allow usi 70 take telephone orders for
ticketsy except those who are outside
the city. Red Cross pharmacy.
S. ]. Segel & Co, tile clothiers on
Depot square. have received a large order
of mems and youths suits and over
coats, strictly union-made, and they re-
quest oil union men 10 come in and ex-
anime this line Of goods.
Chief Wahlen Of the Montpelier fire
department has found the boy who rang
in the fire alarm in that city Thursday
night Il was the young son 81 Dwight
Mason The youngster thought he saw
a fire in The Lane Manufacturing com
pany's shops The boy who rang IN the
false alarm in Barre last Sunday night
has not yet given good reason for
his net.
The Presbyterian fair, which has been
held in the Pavilion the past three
nights came TO close last evening
with d very large crowd in attendance
The farce, "Bundering BILL was pre-
sented IN very enjoyable manner BIZ
Peter Mulch, Mary H. Keast, Christina
Rae, Charles Mcmillan, Jr., and Gilbert
Phillips. The fair was quite successful
Throughout