The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-08
TALK OF THE TOWN.
1hIneso llIy bulba Al Emslle'sl

Fits,
Warm flannel blankets, good line at
peuy's store
New line o. misses' skirts just reeeiv'
81 az Abbott's.
Tonight At the opera house, a Dutch.
mans Honeymoon"
Mileage book. % rent, Place a Page,
li.ialiolster block
liildrclhs original Velvet kisses at
Hendricks drug store.
Twenty one photos a5c. Act quick,
acre only short time.
John McCiarghan d Richmond was In
the city today on business.
Only two more days Of our corset
demonstration at taughan'p.
J. n. Cross Of Mortified was IN the
city today on business Walt
General Gilmore 81 Fairlec was N
town on business this forenoon.
W. =. Rowland left this morning on
business trip 60 Springfield, Mass.
John r. smith went to Montreal last
night on a lew days business trip.
\. w. Keith and Almon Keith went
to Randolph yesterday on business.
n. c. santau returned to burlington
today after business yisit in the city.
Lover rates Is the result n you pa.
tronize the Granite Mutual Insurance Go.
The good cough drop a Rexall cough
cherries. oc at the Red Cross Pharmacy.
Great weather for coldsi Remember,
Hendricks cold tablets cure in one day.
James win went 20 Springfield, Mass,
yesterday, where he has secured employ
ment.
Mr. aud Mrs. George Emerson have
moved 70 this city 10 reside at 80 Ayerill
street.
The current months issue Of the
Quarry Workers journal was publiahed
today
o. w. Boyea left last night for PIatts.
burgh, n. Y, to attend the funeral Of
his grandfather.
y. w. Gordon returned last night from
New York where he went 70 attend the
automobile show.
The rehearsal for the eHusking Bee
win be held In Woodmen's bali this even
ing at o'clock.
Austin Mcneil. clerk in Browns drug
store, left last night on a weeks pleas
ure trim to Detroit. Mich.
Mrs. c. A. Caron leaves tonight for
riverside, Cal, TO Join her husband who
went there a few weeks ago.
George Marion has put in an enclosed
window in his Corner Cigar store. which
has enlarged the floor space in the store.
Old ocean makes them good. Sealsbip
carriers keep them good. Whati Seal.
ship Oysters. Order them Of Smith &
Cummings.
Argo oreamed salmon, scalIoped sal
mon, outlets, or croquettes, are among |
the most tempting Of dishes. Argo at
all groeers.
Bessie +. Spear, teacher Of piano, or
gan and harmony. Accompanying and /
solo playing 70 jefferson street, Barre,
VT. Tel. 4s5,l2.
The Goddard football team will play
the second team OF the university Of |
Vermont on the local campus Monday
afternoon at 3sl5.
am prepared to give private lessons
in dancing, afternoons or evenings, in
ayerill block, 80 North Main street. /
Phone 3l.2l. G. o. Averill.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. II. Humphrey and
children returned home today from a
months vacation spent with friends in
Waterbury, Jericho and johnson.
Ice and oysters SEPARATE that's the
secret Of the delicious flavor of Sealship /
oysters, no ice or chemical ever touches
them. Tell Smith d Cummings TO send
you some for Sunday.
The Civic Federation sewing school
will open in the Mathewson school build
ing tomorrow Saturday afternoon, at
2s30 o'clock, and girls between seven
and fourteen are invited to attend
Mfr. and Mrs. Willard Clough arrived
in the city last nj ght on their way to
from Two Harbors, MINI,
where they have been visiting their
son, Chester clough, for the past year.
Iii the list Of flowers at the Wylie
funeral printed yesterday one large bou.
quet Of carnations from the neighbors
was omitted Alex. Milne was one of
the pail bearers, and not Young, as
printed.
Among those who attended the funeral
Of the late Mrs. George G. Richardson
on Tuesday, In addition to those already
mentioned were Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne
Wright, Madam Wheatley and Miss Ma
bel Wheatley Of Williamstown.
Leon b. Dodge returned yesterday
from an extended trip, during which he
visited in Chicago, Munroe. Sioux City.
Denver and LeadviiIe in Colorado. AT
The latter place lie was the guest Of his
brother, Al G. Dodge. lie reports very
pleasant trip.
Clothes line thieves stripped tA4 ,
clothes lines of Louis Kerson and nj, 4.
White last night at 40 Maple avenue.
The thieves were evidently looking for !
mems underwear as the most that theey
took were mems clothes, This IL the
second theft Of the kind that has nap
pened on that street recently.
Among arrivals at the City hotel are
]. F. Luce, Mortified; Fl. s. Tnurston,
Mortified; Mrs. Joseph Bartlett, Plain
field; Mrs. Hyde Kingsley. Boston; Alya
Amboy, Ill; Thomas Murray,
Haverhill, Mass; H. r. Reed, Maiden,
Mass; H. s. Rattan, Burlington; NJ b.
Wellman, Boston; A. G. Pricard, De-
.roit, Mich.