The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-25
TALK OF THE Town.

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Ksaasisls comp. sarlolis sAiss heais
ehapped hands.
Asssloa ale Al ,As CITY .assioa
rooms tcnight
Nosembef sais Of blankets At The
Nanghan stoFe.
IoslsA, Il The opera house, "rAs i4ou
and tAe Nioaser
cAildssn,. coats. values up 70 sss7 foe
s7.sl. Al fltss.
Fsank G Howlsna Is eoaanea 70 the
house BY = cold.
n I. Scott visited friends al Ran
dolph over sunday.
Don't forget fhe Thanksgiving eve
dance u S0uih barre.
New towels Tor IS. So, 75e. and 800
each NeAle a knight.
Childrrns white bear Kin, asiraehau
and cloth coats At Perryi-
Ahbosl's dress goods department Il
busy place these sale days.
Blue Ribbou brand raisius, two boxes
for sse a. smith 4 Camings'.
Pianos and organs q Dallsyis Musis
Rooms, 200 North Main street.
Mrs. T. A. Houghton visited relatives
IN Lebanon. \. H. over Sunday.
Kat slippers in styles and colors 70
order 81 Mrs. Edith w. Richarfson's.
IIits from ~IIousymoaers" ana al the
new music, Is a copy. ATcrll Musle ca.
Auction sale 81 TIE CITY Auction
rooms, Pearl street, every evening this
week.
Belle Pratt. who has been eonhued %
the house for The past week with illness,
1 improving
Harry Marks II Randolph. formerly
q the Arcade, visited friends 10 the city
over sunday.
Don't fail Of getting q supply for win.
Ter q that warm underwear a pegryisi
only IS cents.
James Gallagher went TO burlington
last night, being called there BY the
death q fefailfes
John r. Smith. who has been seriously
III for nearly two weeks, Is slowly bot
steadily improving.
eTbe Silvcrstone Wager AZ Hsie's
Pavilion, Thanksgiving eve, by Clan
Gordon dramatic club.
B. c. Hutehins. who has been visiting
r. b. Hutehins. returned 70 his home IN
Waterbury Center, Saturday.
A son. weighing eight pounds. was
born 20 MIR. and Mrs. James sterling Of
90 Merchant street, last week.
William A. Moore. one OF the success.
ful parties 81 the odd Ladies' fair, i
requested TO call al ~ Maple avenue
The Athena club will meet with Mrs
Stone. Monday evening at 7.a0 o'clock.
All mcmbcrs please take the 0ii5 ear.
Miss Eva n. Houston returned 10 her
home in Mortified this morning after Al
visit with friends in the city over sun
aay.
The Argo Rcd Salmon Cook Book
gives thirty-nine recipes for preparing
Salmon and sauces. AJAX your grocer
for It,
Mrs. Rupert Finch and son. who have
been visiting relatives at South Barre.
returned to their home in Capleton, p.
@, today.
win all those who employed care
taker for their lots IN Hope cemetery,
please call at II Merchant street and
settle for samel
f. Swanson, who has been working in
the city for q few days, went to his
home IN West Concord, n H. Saturday
and viii move his family there.
George Gilman returned today 70 bis
home in Claremont, n. H., after being in
the city to attend the funeral Of his
father-in-law, the late William Barclay
Thanksgiving eve dance at South
Barre han Wednesday, November n,
GiIbertson's orchestra. Chicken pie sup
per- Barge leaves City Hotel livery at
1880.
Woodmen please bear in mind the
class adoption to be held In the hall on
Thursday, Nov. 2s, at 1880 p. m, when
tflH 0tLlft kEMNI 4A1tH @4puhPE1ANA N4AAiN
win exemplify the work.
The largest line of framed and un.
framed pictures ever shown In the city
is now on display in the basement OF
the Worthen block. It is worth your
trouble to look them over.
The Ladies Of the Maccabees held
very pleasant whist party Saturday
evening. The first prizes were won BY
Mrs. nj. Al Siiitof and r.. b. Sibley, the
second prizes by Mrs. w. ID Embery and
John Colombo
Wishing to cooperate with the Barre
Merchants association in their endeayor
to have cleaner currency, we win ex-
change clean money for mutilated Ma
tional Bank Of Barre, Barre Savings
Bank and Trust company.
Fred Healey returned yesterday from
Suneook, N. H.. where he went to visit
Alex u. Bruce, who is taking treatment
In the Pembroke sanitarium. He reports
that MIR. Bruce is very much improved
in health, and feels considerably encour
aged.
Arrer all the debts Of tho st. Monicas
church fair mad been paid, there was the
handsome sum Of Sl,64l.40 left as the
net proceeds Of the eight nights fair.
Ii was one of the best fairs financially
that the church has held in several
years.
The restaurant conducted by Allen
Chesnore in the Otis block on Pearl
street was closed Saturday evening by
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