The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-14
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Local Happenings Tsrssiy Told for
Busy Readers.

u w. brnhet y ~ az MS nome on
Perry street.
A. II. Gsrhardt was in Northaeld on
business today.
New comforters for si.95, $3.50 and
$500 Ncale q knight.
Miss Maud Townsend Of plainheld Is
visiting friends in the city.
silk pcttlcoats IN a.. coiora and black,
extra work for sans. AZ Abbott's.
Fine assortment Of Thanksgiving post.
cards just IN. Kenyon 4 Co.'S Bargain
Store.
Miss Nellie Foley. who has been visit.
Ing friend. IN the city, returned 10 Bur.
iington today.
Tickets for Dr.. Thayer's lecture on
london, Nov 90. are on sale az the PEG.
Piles Shoe Store.
Mira. Samuel Ahare began work to-day
IN the tailoring department Of +. H. Rog.
crs q Co.'S store,
]. Gcddls Of Kansas was a visitor In
the city yesterday. Mr. Ceddis formerly
1850 ~ ttta NY
Henry n. Hay Of watcr,ilei, n. Y,
formerly u this city, il visiting rela.
tisea In the vicinity.
Mrs. n. r. Leach Of Enrol, n. H., Al.
ended the funeral Of her brother, John
Iravers, lrp yesterday.
The Ida Read w. c. T. U. will meet
with Mrs. Fred Bcckicy, Park street,
Friday afternoon at $3.50.
Clairyoyant. Tuesday and Thursdays.
2 P. m. 70 9 p. m, Mrs. X. E. Ellis, Is
spaulding street, telephone 1891.
In tho way Of a bargain those heavy
ileeeed vests and pants for s5c each are
the best yet. At Perry's on Saturday.
George Carleton, who has been visit.
ing bis niece, Mrs Thomas Cave, r., re.
turned 70 his home in Duxbnry today.
Miss Hattie MeAlIister returned today
70 her home in South Ryegate after a
visit AZ the home Of her sister, Mrs. w.
II. GoodieIlow.
Mrs. Harry Whiteomb, who suffered
painful inidries the other day from q
fan, Is slowly improving and Is able to
sit up a little.
Miss Ethel Strong left today for a
weeks visit in Potsdam. y. Y, and from
there will 60 70 California, where she
viii ispend the winter.
Edward Travors. who was called 10 this
city 70 attend the funeral Of his brother.
John Travers, returned to his home in
Coiebrook, \. H., today.
with the floor in good shape and Gil.
bertson's orchestra furnishing music.
good time Is assured TO those who attend
the dance in Miles hall this evening.
''Horse Of Another Color and THE
Undergrad OF oxford" are two Of the
many pictures 10 be shown BY the Won
derland Moving Picture company this
week.
Arthur D. wark left this morning
for Burlington to enter the medical de-
partment Of the university OF Vermont.
lie has recently been employed by Jones
Bros. company.
4 40-foot addition for storage Of gran
ite Is being erected at the already huge
plant Of Jones Bros. company in the
north end Of the city, being an extension
TO the ncrtherly part Of the plant.
DR.. Thayer's desI iption Of Madame
Tussand's wax works and the Geological
Gardens viii be especially interesting to |
children in his lecture on Lions OF Lon |
don at Hedding NJ. +. church, Nov 20.
The congregationalist minister Of So.
Paris, Me, in commenting on DR.. |
lecture on London, said IL was
one Of the best lectures on travel he had |
ever heard. at Hedding NJ E. church,
Nov. 90
The third rank on class is to be con-
ferred by Vineitia lodge, No. 10, at Mont
pelier on Thursday, Nov. 18th. Anil
knights are cordially invited to attend. !
Leave on 6;45 or 7:l5 car Returning
on special car.
b. W. Hooker & Co. have their Be-
llochistan genuine Oriental rugs on ex- /
hibition in their store. One is a fine
old prayer rug. Another, with beau
tiful sheen, must have been worn at
least rs years,
Stanley Berry Of Richmond, who has
been visiting friends at Goddard semi
nary, left today for Barton, where he
will play basket ball during the coming
season, and will also coach the girls
high school team.
The odd Ladies fair viii open in Wood
mems hall, Wednesday evening, Noyem-
Der goth. A good programme will be
furnished every evening Gilbertson's
orchestra, with excellent music, will play
for dancing every night
John ID Smith, who was taken serious.
" Ill yesterday, was reported to be
more comfortable today. Yesterdays
item should have stated that he was
suffering from q hemorrhage Of the
stomach rather than of the lungs,
The Ladies Tourist club held gentle
mems night at the home Of Mrs + ID.
.add last evening. Dinner was served
Vt $3.50, at the conclusion Of which the
party took seats at seven tables and
whist was enjoyed until a
ate hour The prizes were awarded to
Mrs. A. p. Abbott and w. Frank Har-
lis,
The officers and teachers Of the Pres
oyterian Sunday school held a business
Meeting Tuesday evening at the home Of
3eorge Fraser, Washington street. Plans
we're made for the entertainment on
christmas evening, and the officers for
he coming year were elected at the
lose social hour was enjoyed, when
were served BY the hostess
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