The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-09
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Local Happenings TeFsely Told for
Busy Readers.

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Today only. one. 81 those si.io waists
a 0oe, al vaguhah's.
Leo Short Of Cabot was Ia the city
yesterday ON business.
Mrs.. A. Cont and daughter arrived In
she city Thursday from Italy.
W. q. Nye Of North Montpelier visited
relatives IN the city yesterday.
Mrs. George Cassie has McPhail
plano and a White sowing machine for
sale.
The Athena club win meet with Miss
Hammond, 81 spaulding street, Monday
night At 1850 o'clock.
p. L Crendeil arrived IN the city last
night from Rockland. Me-. where be has
been staying the past summer.
clairtoynnt. Tuesday and Thursdays,
p. M 70 p. M, Mrs. r. +. Ella, IS
spaulding street, telephone i66-2i.
There win BE- meeting Of the Craig.
nair club on Monday evening az the
homo o. John Stewart. Forsyth place.
Mrs Edsou Beard and Mas Lulu
Thompson Of Orange are visiting At the
home 81 Mrs. Walter Young in the Miles
block.
THE Dutchman's Honeymoon" com.
pany. which showed al the opera house
last evening went TO st. Adams this
morning
Delicious a. a confection and effective
as remedy, are those old-fashioned
horehound drop, Sc per bag. Red Cross
Pharmacy.
Madam c. Garrow, life reader, clair.
voyant and palmist. Is located al the
Buzzell block, ono fight up, on Pearl
street, BART, Vt.
The Ladies OF the Alaccaboes WIN hold
whist party in the X. Of p. hall Sat
urday evening, November .. Admission
10 cents. They win play with score
cards.
Special Saturday homemade candy,
20c box; delicious fruit candy, l5c per
pound: molasses. vanilla and chocolate
walnut kisses, i5c pound, At Barre Candy
Kitchen
The president Of the Baraoa class Of
the Congregational church requests
full attendance Of the members Sunday
morning, a. matters Of special import
anec win come before the class.
The Wonderland Moving Picture com.
pany will BE- away from the Pavilion
three days. Thursday, Friday and sat.
urday. Win be at the Pavilion Monday
night with new pictures and new songs.
D. w. flagg, manager.
The Woman's Missionary society Of
the Baptist church will meet with The
pastor. IS Franklin street, Wednesday
afternoon IS 2;30 o'clock. The subject
will be "Mormonism.F Leaders, Mrs
Mason and Mrs. Fleetwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. /. H. Warren Of Hard.
wick are visiting for a few days at the
home Of their daughter. Mrs. Byron +
Num- Of Allen street. They leave the
first Of December for Florida, where
they expect to spend the winter.
=. b. Fitzpatrick. having purchased the
w. W. Bellville express business. asks
for a continuance Of that patronage
which has been 50 literally bestowed on
his predecessor. Orders may be given
at graniteYille, OF telephone sl2-l2, or
in Barre city 70 Calder 8 Richardson,
Depot square.
Harry A. Holmes Of Barre, a granite
pOlisher, was one OF two to file p2titions
IN bankruptcy yesterday. He has liabih-
ties Of ST9.44 aud assets Of 500. GUY
HI Downing, Concord farmer, Is the
other, and he has liabilities Of $500,
with assets Of 1891, Of which he claims
SIS Is exempt.
One Of the best foot ball stories ever
trt a 4..Ht.4 -. 4
issue Of Scribner's magazine, This story
appears at time when the great annual
games are Of interest TO many Ameri-
cans. The November issue OF Scribner's |
magazine contains much in addition that
will prove Of great interest.
The playmates OF little Nellie Robert |
son surprised her last night al her home /
on IL Harrington avenue. The evening /
was spent In playing games and singing |
songs. Master Bobbie contts presented /
Miss Nellie handsome gold ring, after
which refreshments were served by Mrs. /
Robertson, Mrs Inaam and Mrs. Melvin
The party broke MP at zen o'clock, after
having spent a very enjoyable evening [
and wishing little Nellie many more sur
prises.
AT the business meeting Of the Young
Peoples Christian union of the IIniver-
salist church last evening the following
officers were elected: President, Charles
g. Kenyon; vice president, Miss Ruth
Quigley; secretary, Miss Katherine
Ahcrn; assistant, Miss Nina Bates
treasurer, Edward Bruce; chairman look
out committee, Charles Ford devotional
committee, George Batesi social COM
mittee, Miss Jeanette Williams; flower
Miss Alice Stebbins.
"A. "A. Smith s Brothers store has
been justly NAMED the iaeaain store of
the state and by The enormous scramble
for bargains ut their store On Sahuday
nights, il ii evident that the public
genuine bargains when they
are offered For this week they 0ffei
a lot Of $50. 81 and $3.50 wool aeeeei
size slightly broken" at 9sc
each Lot 25c cashmere hose, Zoe. Lot
extra heavy wool hose, equal to hand
knit, 40e, Lot ladies rGbhers, 49c lot
gents rollededge ruhers, he. Lot $3.50
and So dress and working pants, Sl.gS.
Lot $3.50 and 81 pants, S2.9s. Lot felt :
and sheep-skin shoes, $l.0S, Leather
top rnbbers, Arcties, etc, at prices ex-
Eremely low for this season. See their
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