The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-08
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Local Happenings gersely Told for Busy
/ Readers.

Readers.
Black Cat hose at Abbott's.
Roller Skating in Pavilion today.
Bargains ii ranges 1T the n. 2. Phelps
Company
Charles Lonergan spent Sunday in
Burlington.
lilaukets from ioc to 5000 per pair
at Fits.
You are welcome to look around at
the Vaughan store.
John n Murray left last evening for
" trip to Boston.
John Shaw leaves today to visit his
daughter in Randolph.
Miss Helen Martin spent Sunday at
her home in Mortified.
Fan fashions in women's Dorothy
/ Dodd Shoes at Alcl.ean's.
v 81 q, Coppins went 70 burlington this
morning on business trip.
Il A few &c blanks to close at two for
Sc, Averill music company.
Il Leon Grandell Of Manchester, N. H.,
arrived in town last evening
Brainerd & Armstrong embroidery
book for 1901 at The Art Store.
Harry Tibbetts III aTarshdeld called
on friends in town this morning.
Mrs. NJ. Bianchi leaves tonight for
visit at South Boston and Quincy.
Mrs. Edison Doe is visiting her sister,
Mrs. L. Oracle Rowland, matron Of the
Otis.
The Rev. and Mrs. @. G. Conner have
gone 70 Boston and vicinity for few
days.
James Wheeler is moving today from
jefferson street to r. S. Curriers' house
on East street.
The closing night ofthe Odd Ladies'
fair in the Miles hall attracted a large
crowd Of people.
Showing Of fall millinery Tuesday,
October q, At Miss Simpsons "a State
street, Montpelier.
Mr.. Lovy who il employed in G. l.,
Woodworth's barber shop is spending
the day In Plaiuheld.
The philomathian club viii meet with
Mrs. +. b. Cate, "a East street Tuesday
evening At o'clock.
James McAdam and daughter, Mag
gle, leaves tonight on trip TO Bos-
ton and Quincy, Mass.
Clarence Reams returned Saturday
night from two weeks vacation spent at
\ his home in 0swego, y. ~
II. 7. Stanley, the trance medium
\ win give you reading for 50 cents
4 for few days al the Otis
\ The Altrmians viii meet with Mrs. A
u ", Gates Not Ayeril 81, Wednesday
afternoon at ESQ o'clock.
Roller Skating at the Pavilion, Mon
day, Tuesday and "Wednesday at . TO II
AN. 2 to and : 70 10 PM.
w, F. Richardson has tenement L
rent at 107 Summer street. just mar
: and wife very much preferred.
There Is TO be a regular meeting 81
y the Merchants association At the Ca
! Company's Office AZ $50 p. m.
Guy Humphrey who has been the guest
n Of his brother, Bert Humphrey, left thii
/ morning for hi home in Waterbury.
4 Mrs. W. n. Suffer and her sister MARY
Peake went to ST. Albara yesterday K
visit their sister, Mary Chymourth.
Mel<amon Bros, who have had an
D exhibit Of pianos in the Tomasi block
!. have moved their stock to Montpelier
| The best remedy for cold our homo
made hofe- hound candy. Yeu are sure
I il is pure AZ the Barre Candy Kitchen
The Athena Club win meet AZ thehom
y 81 Mrs. w $. Bessett No. 10 Mapl,
4 Grove. at 1880 o'cock Tuesday evening"
The Rev. +. A. Poole, pastor Of the
I Congregational church, preached ser
( mon yesterday in honor Of his five years
! service with the local society.
The Frank McWhorter company has
z few more .of those mems suits at
= twenty per cent discount Not this
Seasons goods, but excellent values.
G Mrs. 1. c. Plaistcd, Mrs. Lyle Perry
i Mrs. M S Levin, Mrs. Angelo Scampinl
: and Mrs. Merle were among those who
{ went to Boston today on the excursion
: The Rev. G. II. Merrill, state mission
: AIRY for Congregational churches, whc
I visited ut the churches III East Barre
and Orange yesterday returned this morn.
I ing to his home in Sc. Johnsbury.
The Ladies' Union will hold harvest
i supper in the Unisersalist yestry, Tues
day, Oct. .. Supper from 6 to ,. Price
zoe. Tie menu, hash, hot rolls, apple
: aud pumpkin pie, assorted cake, cheese
, and pickles. tea and coffee.
runaway horse was stopped BY The
REV. X. i. Lowe at thecurnerof Washing
ton and French street thm morning
The animal had broken away fom tn,
wagon and was running wilds down The
bill when Mr. Lowe effected the capture
Susan b. Stratton, mother Of George
| 10. Stratton d Montpelier, still remains
Y iii Il critical condition and the end i
feared. Mrs. Stfatton i suffering with
! peculiar form Of apoplexy which
! seems to be coming on gradually. She
is in a stupor all the time.
/ Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Parody OF Black
well street were given a pleasant sur
+ prise Saturday evening when large