The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-05
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Local Happenings 1ersely Told for Busy
Readers.
Anetion tllis c1eninp.

New skirts. Big line Tor S3.os at
Fits
bott's.
George Cassie has dozen nice heif-
ers for sale.
Miss Nellie Foley, dressmaking, SO No.
Main street, Barre.
Miss Alice Henry was the guest Of
Miss Ina Wood yesterday
A great variety Of children's bonnets
at Perry's. Just see them.
W II, Goodfellow went to Mortified
this morning to tune pianos
| ". D. Mtu4ay and family have moved
from Elmore street TO ~ Pearl street.
Mocha ala Russo, Scotch short bread
and Mocha cakes. at the City Bakery,
\ Miss Emma Wood Of Bethel II visit.
ing her uncle, Luther Wood, on the
west bin in Barre
The Altrurians viii meet al the home
Of Mrs. Moyle. 2s Pleasant street, We'd
needay afternoon at 2:30.
| Special for this week, pure homemade
horeholmd candy, loo per pound. Fresh
made daily. Barre Candy Kitchen.
Hendricks wild Cherry Baisam cures
U cough. It's an entirely different prep
aration from those that just relieve
Guaranteed.
! The q o. +. aud Nj u start The
first series Of the cribhage league in the
seampini block this Monday evening
at 7 o'clock.
Colds arc unnecessary. They'll come
but you can check them with few
doses Of Hendricks Cold Tablets KEEP
some on hand, Guaranteed, 25c.
There was large audience at this
opera house Saturday evening To wit
ness the performance Of David Harum,
and the production was much enjoyed.
\ The. Rev. ANA Mrs. VIA, Kinzit
went 70 Burlington this afternoon t
attend this evening the 50th wedding
anniversary Of Mr. and Mrs. Willard
Crane
The regular monthly meeting Of tbs
Ladies' Aid society Of the Presbyterian
church will De held AZ the home Of Mrs
MclSinzie on South Main street, Wed
nesday afternoon at o'clock.
The adjourned meeting Of Grant,
City camp, No. s6s6. ~ w. Of A., vii
BE- held Monday, November 3, at D. M
! in orr new hall Bloster block. Eleyer
candidates for adoption. Per clerk.
The Rev. a. NJ. smith Of Plainflelt
was in the city today 10 attend th1
meeting 81 the Ministers Monday club
which was held in the Congregations
! church at 1890 o'clock this forenoon.
The regular meeting II the /. o. O
L. M. L. viii be held in r. Of c. hal
on Monday, November ), at p. NJ
A full attendance i requested. Guard
{ please meet at $50 sharp. Per orde
{ secretary
The Montpelier city council has pur
chased a Champion stone crusher AZ
cost OF Sa250. and expects to have Il
sat up in readiness for use next spring
The capacity of the machine is $50 tom
per day.
Albert y. Austin Of this city and Mis-
Irene Gotta Of Montpelier were unite,
III IiA1iltEf fNNk IiNAN ENfiiH2 IN lftt
Rev ". G. Mcintyre al his residenel
at No Park street Mr.. and Mrs
Gotta viii reside IN this city.
Among the late growths Of natur,
reported i strawberry plant contain
! ing u strawberry OF mournful appear
ance and two blossoms The plant wa
picked by Mrs. Henry Hin Of Soutl
Barre on Saturday, November g.
The apnnal meeting OF district No
al1iI, 9. q. II, will be held at Randolph
"Wednesday evening November 7.9 I
: large number from liiawatha lodge, Ma
. 20 and visiting members are plannin,
to 90 Train leaves at $3.50 p. m.
10 union men: we are pleased {,
call your attention TO the fact that tn,
Frank McWhorter company has put il
az nearly a full line of union label cloth
ing as any merchant ia the city At
test Chairman G. T. e. label com
mittee.
tn behalf Of several creditors. A. 4
Sargent on Saturday filed objection Il
the discharge from bankruptcy 81 JUL.
A. Corey Of Barre, and the woman ha
ten days IN which TO Gle specifications
Her liabilities are $1,000 and her asset
81 200 No objections were raised I,
the discharge Of John Rodgers Of North
Geld.
The following members viii repfesen
the Manchester Unity in the cribbagt
league this winter: Harry Gamble. An
drew Johnson. Charles Hartman. Fran
els Thompson. John Bressett william
Emslic. David Joll. Donald Leith. vii
liam Rove Alexander Smith William
Ieith. William Craig, Edward Parker
Charles oliver Alexander Ritchie, IobI
Murray The above team win play tn,
first league game tonight with g. o. +
at o'clock ia Seainpini block
A representative Of The Times. afte
a visit to the big sale held at Ton
Brady's clothing store. says that il re
minded him Of a busy Christmas Eve
when shoppers are crowding in tn
stores Christmas is far off, neverthe
less the eager shoppers that have beer
attracted TO The sale from far and nca
looked 50 happy and satisfied and mad,
such big purchases That II remindct
one Of Christmas The public of Barr,
and vicinity know n good thing whel
they see ii and Tom Brady Is certainl,
giving il 10 them by selling them goo,
goods at low figures. which with tn,
help Of plenty Of printers ink has mad,
great success. The sale was vel
managed by w. r, Baumoel Of the New
York and st. H. G. Salvage company
New Yofk's famous sale manager