The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-31
TALK OF THE Town.
Local Happenings Tsrsely Told for
Busy Readers.

Buey Readers.
blankets and eomfortables at Waugh.
au's.
Sec Abboit's display Of fur boas and
NUTS.
"Broad a lame" the new costume fab
rio, al Fits,
vaughhns, leadquarteb FOR gloves
and mittens.
Alfred Brue leaves tonight for Ray.
mond, Cal, 20 work.
c. L. Bugbse went to Mortified this
morning on business.
DR.. Geo. II. spIiler, optician, win be At
the City hotel, Nov. ! and 2
Henry Everett Of 81. Adams visited
friends In the city yesterday.
ouimby's Clover Kiss oldfaahioned
molasses candy. Everybody sells them.
Front suite Of rooms in Miles granite
block 70 rent. Inquire at d. NJ. Miles
Office
Miss Jean Renfrew returned today
from a visit at her homo in South Rye
gate.
A son was born October % 10 Mr..
and Mrs. Napoleon Craycllaro Of Farwell
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Cole Of North
Craftsbury were visitors in the city yes'
terday.
You can save l5c by buying a fleece
lined vest or pants for 45c at Perry's
on Saturday.
Pianos and organs new and second
hand at Bailey's music rooms, 200 North
Main street
November sth is the last day In which
you can pay your water tax without
the additional ten per cent.
Mrs. olin L. TiIlotson Of East Mont.
pelier wns IN the city today visiting her
daughter, Mrs. George Maker.
Clairvoyant. and Thursdays,
2 D. m. 70 Q p. m. Mrs, r. T. Ellis, p
Spaulding street, telephone 1861.
Ernest Bailey, who has been with F.
IL. Kinney and company, left last night
for Boston where be has position.
Victor Stacey was called TO Rouses
Point, n. Y, yesterday by the illness Of
his wife, who is visiting relatives there.
Mrs. Grace Richardson, who has been
visiting at the home Of Mrs. c. g. Carr,
left this noon for her home in Williams.
vile.
Mrs. Cooley, the nurse, has returned
from White River Junction and Is
located at II Church street. Telephone
ASP.
Delicious as confection and effective
as a remedy, are those old-fashioned
horehound drop, &c per bag. Red Cross
Pharmacy.
Friday, Feast Of All Saints. Church
Of the Good Shepherd. Holy communion.
e;eo a. nj evening prayer and sermon.
700 p. m.
N. J. Roberts Is installing in his print
ing Office new Whtlock improved two
cylinder press This press is the first
Of the kind to be placed in a Job Office
in this city.
Mrs. S. NJ Nichols Of Charlestown.
n H., and Miss Mary Nichols Of Lowell,
Mass, who have been visiting at the
home Of Frank Nichols, left this noon
for their homes.
Having purchased the. studio at Depot
square, | viii be open to the public Oct.
2s and am prepared to do all kinds. Of
photograph work. and copying a special.
". Archie Bradford.
The funeral Of George Cole win be held
from the house at 90 Seminary street
tomorrow friday afternoon at three
O'Clock, the Rev. Mr.. Freeman official
ing, and the interment will be in Hope
cemetery.
Tickets for the entertainment by
Miss Jean Wilson and Mr.. Bruce, with
Whittier's orchestra, to be given at the
opera house Friday evening, November
i, can be secured at Davis and Ken.
bricks drug stores.
The Baraca class OF the Baptist church
invites the public to an entertainment
given in their class room Tuesday even
ing, Nov. s. at 80. The teacher, w u.
BREASTED, will speak on Ideal Brother
hood Young men are especially IN
yited to BE- present.
The Italian Athletic club held its an
nual election Of officers last evening
with the following result: President, A.
NJ. Celia; vice president, A. NJ. Bianchi;
secretary, +. Colombo; treasurer, A.
Rossi; manager of the baseball team, T.
Gabelloni; captain, A. Nicori.