The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-24
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Local Happenings Terssly Told fo'
Busy Readers.

Charles Cay was IN Fleinheia on pus.
iucss yesterday.
Special value IN rat cluster scarf AZ
Abbott's for SLAB.
Brucc's orchestra for all occasions. 10
spaulding street, Barre. w.
Clarence Wood went 10 verahire last
night for a few days hunting.
George Beckett 81 wllllamstown was
In the city on business today.
PercIval Manning Of wiilianstown
visited friends in the city today.
William Mcdonald went 70 New
York yesterday for weeks visit.
G. II. Douglass returned today from
few days hunting visit in Cabot.
One Of the best patterns made Is the
old reliable standard at ferry's.
Rev. Willis sparhawk Of Randolph
was In the city on business today,
james Hutchinson Of Randolph visited
his nephew, l. 4. Hutchinson, today.
Mira. J. +. Donahue il IN with pneu.
nonia at her home in South Barre.
Clifton q. peake went 20 Calais today
70 attend the funeral Of a relative.
Qmmby's Clover Kiss. old.fashioned
molasses candy. Everybody sells them.
Ward Ralph and Charles Lawrence Of
Hardsick are visiting friends in the
city.
Mrs. David Mercer went to Randolph
this morning for few days visit with
friends.
Best assortment Of postcard albums
in the city at right prices. kenyon's
Bargain Store.
joseph VI. Taft resumed his work in
Eastman Brothers store today, after q
four weeks illness.
Clairyoyant- Tuesday and Thursdays,
2 p. m. 70 p. m, Mrs. X. r. Ellis, rs
spaulding street, telephone 1861.
W. Frank Harris i charging his store
BY removing a partition, and Is improv.
ing the interior with a coat Of paint
Companion court, ]. o. f., will hold a
dance in Miles hall. Friday evening,
October 25th Gilbertson's orchestra.
Mr.. F. r. spaulding IS demonstrating
his wonderful rheumatic plasters At
Hendricks drug store. Call and see him.
Delicious as a coniection and effective
as remedy, are those old-fashioned
horehound drop, Sc per bag. Red Cross
Pharmacy.
Arthur Jones returned this morning
from a business visit to Lowell, Mass
where he bought a hack to be used in
his livery business
The Ladies Of the Maccabees viii hold
a whist party in Castle ha1, Blanchard
block, Friday evening, Oct. %, at
o'clock. Admission l0c.
Mrs. Hazens Of Kirk street has re.
Gently completed a quilt which contained
ATS pieces Of cloth. The quilt was
disposed Of to Mrs. A. Murray Of Muir
ray street.
q. D. Morse returned last night from
Old Orchard, Me-, where he has been for
several months. Mr.. Morse IS still quite
lame from the effects Of cutting mis- foot
with an axe.
Jack Fraser and Henry Mute are tied
for the three-string total in the prize
bowling contest which is now on at
Buzzelfs alleys. Neil Godfrey has the
high single string Of 2Of.
Dance at East Montpelier nall Thurs
day evening, October "a. Gilhertson's
orchestra. The Ladies Aid viii furnish
oyster supper for rs cents. Dance tickets
sl00. Dancing from until o'clock.
Cards have been issued announcing
the approaching marriage Of Miss Bes.
sic L. Whitcomb, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Friend Whitcomb at their home
in this city, and Howard Francis STAN
ley OF Pacolet, s. G., son Of Mr.. and
Mrs Fred IT. Stanley Of Essex Junction
The wedding win occur Wednesday
October 80.
United States District Attorney Alex
ander Dunnett OF st. Jclinsbury was in
the city yesterday and delivered to Mrs
Janett Martin the warrant for SI3,500
in payment for the federal rot at the
corner of South Main and Prospect
streets. Mrs. Martin has not set de-
cided when she will raeate the house
but expects to do SO within short
time as ]. n. Tierney, VINO has bought
the building wishes to move it this fall
TO d lot which he owns on South Main
street.
A A. Smith q Brothers great reduc'
ton sale ON fall merchandise il making
big hit Last Saturday their big staff
Of statesmen we're unable To handle thS
enormous rush for bargains but on Sat
urday next they win have an additional
force of statesmen and al who were IN
able 70 get their share Of bargains last
Saturday may rest assured that this
week they will Be waited ON without
delay A few Of the specials advertised
by A. A. Smith IS Brother this week
are as follows: Lot of heeee-lined IN
derwear that formerly sold for $l50
AZ and $25o, sizes somewhat broken
only Csc; lot double breasted SIPS I'm.
derwear soc, lot mems s3 all wool sweat
ers sl.os, lot soc caps l9c, lot Sl50 and
80 hats 05c, lot boys sl.25 pants 69c
miscellaneous Tot ladies', misses and
boys shoes Csc. lot rubber boots 81 40
Idk ladies rubhers 49e, lot gents rolled
edge rubbers 79c, lot gloves worth 75c
and $50, Acc Sec their advertisement
on page 8.