The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-25
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Local Happenings Tsrssly Told for
Busy Readers

bNA} Afaasta
childrsns furs a peuy's
New muslin waists At Fits.
Mileage. rented at Browns drug store.
Another lot Of ladies' sweaters at
Pery's.
Peanuts sailed every day at Ken.
bricks.
I pea't forget our sale Of handkerchief
az vaughan's.
Tray cloths for 25e. SOC and Use.
NeAie 4 knight.
Only ayc days more to GET AZ Abbott's
overstockcd sale.
buy your piano Of Gould and save one.
third your money.
Mrs. J. G. Papln went 10 Burlington
today % visit relatives.
Frank casselani leaves tonight for
business visit IN New York.
Mrs. Thomas Hamel went 10 Burling.
ton today 60 visit relatives.
IA. LeClair went to Waterbury this
morning on business visit.
Thomas yenner, IT,. vent 70 Boston
today for a weeks business trip.
4 daughter was born Saturday 70 Mr..
and Mrs, Carl johnson Of Maple avenue.
John Hayes and d. J. Butler q bur.
lingion are visiting friends in the city.
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Winter underwear for ladies for 25c.
soe, 75c, si.o0 and SIPS. vcals a
knight
W. II. Church and +. ". Church Of
Randolph were visitors In the city yes
terday.
Prof. Elmore's dancing school meets
in Woodmen's hall Tuesday evening at
s o'clock.
A daughter was born yesterday morn.
ing to Mr.. and Mrs. Patsy Russo Of
East Barre.
A meeting Of the Balnsgask club win
b held in Miles hall Tuesday evening
at : o'clock.
Enrieo Colombo arrived in this city
from Milford, Mass, Saturday night 70
visit relatives.
Make no engagement. for Taanksgiv-
ing eve until YOU see the Clan Cor
don programme.
A nine pound daughter was born this
morning to Mr.. and Mrs. James Ahern /
Of Eastern avenue.
Edward Reynolds Of the Burlington
Free Press visited he sister, Mrs. J. J.
Kennedy, over Sunday.
Uncle Sans cafe win be closed at II /
O'Clock Monday and Tuesday night to
permit repairs and painting.
Uncle Sans cafe win be closed at II
o'clock Monday and Tuesday night to
permit repairs and painting.
Bruce's orchestra viii play the most
popular hits of the day. Terms reason
able. 10 spaulding street
G.. Bottinelli and a. Periatti leave 20.
night for New York where they
viii take passage for Italy to spend the
winter.
Peter lombard returned Saturday
rom Mortified. where he has been
'ainting the Norwich university library
building.
Mrs. Henry Papin, who has been visit. I
ng relatives in the city for the past
week, returned to her home in Burling-
on today.
j. D. Hayes, VINO has been visiting
\. j. Guthrie for the past few days re-
urned last night to his home in Man.
hester, \. II.
Ex.Nayor VIM. Barclay was y
borough believer in life insurance and
Ie carried at least $4,000 at the time
1 his death. II
The Athena club win hold its meet
ng with Mrs. Leonard instead Of Mrs.
tone this evening at 7:S0 o'clock in
be Worthen block.
North Wales. England, the Land Of
'astles and Waterfalls" Is one Of the
eautiful pictures to be seen at the
'avilion this week.
Alderman and Mrs. IT. r. Cutler re.
lrned this afternoon from few DAYS h
isit at the home Of Mr. and Mrs. Russell II
rown in Gorham, n II.
Miss Ellen Carey and Miss Jessie Wor.
ester Of South Barre left for White n
liver Junction today. where they WIZ
pend Thanksgiving with friends.
The Wonderland Moving Picture com
any will show il the opera house, East
ARE, Wednesday night, one night only HI
III be back for the extra matinee On
thursday.
Edward Meigs resumed work in
oherts a Pategson's vine store today III
ter few days stay in Swanton. III
here he went to attend the funeral al 1
i brother.
Thanksgiving eve dance at South
IRE hal, Wednesday, November 81.
lbertson's orchestra. Chicken pie sup
7. Barge leaves City Hotel livery 1T
80. Full bin Sl5o
The funeral Of tbs four year old son
William Duby Of Websterville was n
Ii at the Catholic church at Granite NJ
u this morning and the remains were
ought 70 this city and inferred in the
tholic cemetery.