The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-15
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Splendid premiums for red stamps
Kimonos and wrappers az vausAan's
Special values IN ladies' wolfe skirts at
Abbotts. 49,
Winter underwear, all prizes, At yeals
4 knights
r A, Ruker IA eoailned to the house
with illness.
Special ladies' and ehildren's wool hose
al VauehAn's,
/. Bean went 10 Boston last night for
yisit with friends
John comoln went to Granville, n. ",
on business yesterday.
Free red stamps tomorrow al the
Eastern Estate Tea Store.
The Catholic fair will continue satur.
day and Monday evenings.
Charles Travcrs began work yesterday
a. ianitor Of the Hale block.
d. ". Moses Of Plainaeld visited In
the city yesterday and today.
G. r. North Of Burlington was In the
city today on a business visit.
Mrs. Thomas Cave, Jr.. went 90 Wa.
terbury today TO visit relatives.
William Conncll went 10 New London,
Conn. today on business trip.
Clyde +. Bailey went TO Springfield
today for weeks witt with relatives.
Miss Joanna Parks left this noon for
Boston 20 visit friends for few days.
Hlts from eIloncymoners" and an the
new music, lSc q copy. Averiil Music Co.
Auction sale at the city Auction
rooms, Pearl street. every evening this
week.
Fred Hanson went to bic home In Tun.
bridge this morning for a few days
visit.
Front suite Of rooms IN Miles granite
block 20 rent. Inquire at ID. NJ. Miles'
office.
Mrs. Emma Monroe Is moving from
South Main street to ; Maple Grove
street
Miss Margaret Daley Of Burlington Il
visiting relatives in the city for a few
days.
Mrs. A. NJ Longley, 30 Keith Ave,
Is selling ali trimmed millinery at re-
duoed prices.
Miss Ida NJ Cook was called to 81.
Johnsbury today to attend the funeral
Of her aunt.
when you buy those fceced vests and
pants for f5e at Perrys, your money is
well invested.
just received a large assortment Of the
latest comic postcards. Kenyon & Co.'S
Bargain store.
A good side board. mantel bed and
piano TO be sold Saturday night at The
city auction rooms.
''The Silverstonc Wager" at Hale's
Pavilion. Thanksgiving evening, by Clan
Gordon dramatic club.
There is nothing nicer packed than
Argo Red Salmon, and yet the price is
within the reach Of an.
Carroll Strong, who has been visiting
friends in the city for the past few days,
returned TO his home in Troy, n. \.
$3.50 worth Of red Atamps free tomor.
row 10 purchasers 81 fifty cents worth
or more at the Eastern Estate Tea Store.
Mrs. o. II. Hale returned yesterday
from St. Johnsbury, where she has been
visiting for the past month at the home
Of her sister.
Miss Jennie Mcdonald. who was ope-
rated upon for appendicitis at the Hea-
ton hospital Wednesday, is more COM
Portable today.
The annual meeting OF the Glenugie
club win be held in Miles hall Friday,
November Is, at Z p. m. Every member
is requested to be present.
amprepared 10 give private lessons
in dancing. afternoons or evenings, in
Averill block, 30 North Main street.
Phone, 81 ring 81 c. o. Averill.
Make no engagement for November 20,
q, % and %, but 60 to the Odd Ladies'
fair and see the beautiful display of use
ful and fancy articles which viii be on
sale.
A. A. Leland and daughter, Miss L.
Louise, of Springfield, Mass, arrived in
town last nigh. and are the guests Of
their son and brother, C. A. Leland, on
Brook street.
To those who prefer to pay in ad.
vance, tine Granite Mutual Insurance
company viii issue a strictly non-as-
sessable stock policy, same as any do
nestle or foreign company.
Miss Margaret Arkley, the nurse, has
returned to the residence OF "A. A. North
rop after being az the City hospital for
three months, and is ready TO take pri-
vate patients; telephone ADA.
Miss Ina Underwood, who has been
visiting at her home In GAINESVILLE, Ohio,
for the past two months, returned yes
terday and has resumed her work as
bookkeeper in the Office OF G. X. Scott
Il Co.
S. J. Segel & company offer for Sat
urday al special drive about 40 mems
suits and overcoats in sizes "a to 40, all
new styles in latest shades, ranging ~
price from IS to $l2; Saturday, only 81
a garment.
s. y. Segel 4 company, the cIothiers
around the Depot square corner, offer
for Saturday eight dozen boys suspen-
ders in many fancy Weddings; worth
from Is to 20 cents a pair; for Satur-
day 10 cents.
The committee in charge Of the hos
pital donation day wish ito thank all
those who assisted them in making it
the success that it was, and they also
thank the Baptist society for the use 81
their parlors.
There will be regular meeting of
Neal Dow lodge. No IS, l. O. G.. r., this
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