The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-17
TALK OF THE Town.
Local Happenings Isrsely Told for
Busy Readers.

II viii pay YOU 70 read The vaughan
Store advertisement.
Miss Ncttle blake Of Northheld a Wis
iting friends In the city.
See the stylish college coat az Ab
bQtts. Lined throughout.
Druce's orchestra for all occasions. Il
spanlding street, barre. ".
Miss Belle Chandler returned LAS
night from weeks visit In Boston.
Wanted, by A. p. Abbott 4 Co. 4
young man with dry goods experience.
Quimby's Clover Riss. old.faahione,
molasses candy Everybody sells them.
Hits from eiIoneymooncrA" and all thl
new music. lSc copy. Ayerill Music Go
Joseph bcyarcnnes Of Burlington 4
working In the Smith A Cunning
market.
Mira Charles A. Smil went 10 Pom
fret today 10 visit relatives the re
maindeF q the week.
I. p. McGowan Of Boston. representa-
tive ~ Wv n1nt"H AAt'Af was ~ NV W.
yesterday on business.
Frank. l.. Place and r. Al Drown went
% Highgnte Springs this morning fol
few days duck hunting.
Mrs. Peter Rogers and children hav,
returned from Canada, where they have
been visiting this summer.
The Heart Of Barre. containing q
local views, &c. See our window. c. \
Kenyon A Co.'S bargain store.
Clairvsyant. Tuesday and Thursdays
p. m. to 2 p. m, Mrs. X Il. Ellis, p
Spaulding street, telephone 1861.
II IN need Of a first class wearing
shoe for the boy get Burnley A stevens
make at the Peoples Shoe Store.
All those taking part in MY Aunt'i
Hciress" will meet with Mrs. Robert
Inglis, "a East street, Thursday evening
Henry Harrison OF Goddard seminary
was called to his home in Woodsville
\. H., today by the illness Of his mother
The New England Fruit store receiv.
cd a fresh arrival Of peaches and pears
for preserving today, moderate prices
for fancy fruit.
Madam c. Garrow, life reader, clair.
voyant and palmist, Is located at the
Buzzell block, one fight up, on Pearl
street, Barre, VI.
The Struggle for Life and ser.
wants Generosity" are two Of the many
pictures that are drawing cards at the
Pavilion this week.
Patents have recently been granted a.
follows: William f. Haskins Of Barre
for a fire extinguishef; Edward NJ. To.
bin Of Barre, for a pneumatic tool
For sale at bargain: A parlor or Ii.
brary rug 0 x r. Will be sold cheap
Inquire at No. East street, or at Gates
Real Estate agency, Bolster block, Barre,
Vt.
Notice to polishersi Regular meeting
on Thursday evening. Oct. 18th. in pol.
ishers hall. Nichols block, at 1880. 4
good attendance requested. w. G. Prize
secretary.
Mrs. n. n. vasser, dressmaker, has
just returned from New York. where
she has been looking up fall styles, and
is prepared TO do dressmaking at "a
Summer street.
Notice. Have just returned from
Boston with full supply Of the best
Edison gold moulded records now listed.
Call and get them while they last. X. l..
Hayward, 20 Elm street, Barre, Vt.
A lawn hose was taken from the prem
ises Of Mrs. Durkee OF North Main street
two weeks ago. and the owner wvaI1
like it returned, as it is time to store
such things away The hose was coiled
up and suspended from the sill-eock on
the side Of the house.
Auction, Friday Oct is, 1880 p. M,
F'orsythe & Migrants storehouse. Large
lot new chairs, dining, etc. combination
chair, couch bed, etc, new cooking range,
large new wood heater, large Office or
ne-shed coal or wood heater. washing
machine, etc. Ordered sold to high bid
der.
The ladies of the Hibernians neld a
very enjoyable social dance In the Il.
VI ~ uni last tfNhAHEs ihpAN NtNa q
very large attendance the hall being
crowded Gilbertson's orchestra fur
nished music The dance was conclud-
ed at midnight. Refreshments were
served during the evening.
A social time was enjoyed last evening
at the home of John Wilson, Jr., Of
Perrin Hill, when forty Of his neighbors
and friends gave him genuine surprise,
as be il to leave for Waco, Texas. next
Friday to spend the coming winter A
musical programme was rendered, after
which he was presented fine umbrella
from the company assembled. Mr.. Will
son responded feelingly, thanking them
for the kindness shown him. Refresh
ments were then served
Next Monday evening AZ the opera
house comes Happy Hooligan," with q
carload Of young women, wealth Of
elegant costumes, and bunch Of come
dams Of excellence. There is nothing
particular to remember in Happy Hooli.
gam but there is a lot to dispel the
blues and something is doing every
minute of the time after the curtain
bell rings. Hoolgan himself has no
regular place in the programme. He
simply jumps on and OFF just long
enough to send everyone in a fit Of
laughter, and i then assisted away By
the big policeman that seems to be Il
part Of ''Happy's' fate
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