The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-02
TALK OF THE TOWN.


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See our window iol underwear Moor
a Owens.
rersale. for ieAe per yavd At Perry
an saturday.
II, a, Gould has a good square pian'
for sale cheap,
Archie Leltch left this noon for phlla
delphla 70 work
Mrs. q y, Gladding went 70 plainhelt
today 20 visit relatives.
Stanley G. Wilson u Chelsea was ii
the city today on business
Oscar Borgh returned last nignt from
business Nislt IN Boston
Adolph Ycriaw left today for Berlin
n H., where he win work.
Free ,tamps Monday 20 purchasers Al
the Eastern Estate tea store.
Harry stevens went to 81. Johnabury
today for a visit with relatives.
/ william Clnpp len thla noon o. 4
business trip a. Woscesler Mass.
/ FIFst-olasa electrical massage at
Miers'l four BARRIERS always there.
oalmby's Clover Kiss. old.faahlonsd
molasses candy' Everybody sells them.
Great weather FOR coldsl Remember,
Kendrieks cold tablets cure IN one dAy.
Mrs. George Cassie has MoPhall
piano and a White sewing machine for
sale.
Harry Stevens went to lIatefhill. \.
H. today to visit relatives over Sun.
day
John r. corsld left today for a bust.
ness trip % 81. Louis and other western
cities.
Miss Harriet Chandler went to WI.
Jamestown today for q few days visit
with friends.
Tie Young woman's Tourist club viii
meet with Mrs Ladd, Monday afternoon
A. 1880 o'clock.
G. l. Linckin has had his home. IS
Merchant street. connected with teln.
phone. The call Is 2o0.is.
November 5th Il the last dag IN which
you can pay your water tax without
the additional ten per cent.
Y. S. Carney went to Boston last night
and from there he viii 20 70 Llano.
Texas, 10 seek employment.
Special horchound candy with hore
hound in T.. fresh every day, l5c per
pound. Barre Candy Kitchen.
Miss pike win show a new line Of
up.to-daie fan millinery at No. l2 Otis
block, on and after Oct. 25th.
Try orr genuine old.fashioncd mo.
lasses candy and chewing candy, 20c per
pound, al Barre Candy Kitchen.
You'll be surprised 10 see how fast the
red stamps count II you are careful 70
secure them with every purchase.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles c. Kenyon leave
tonight for a weeks visit in New York.
whore they win attend the automobile
shoa.
Raymond Watterson, who has been IN
the city on business for the past week.
returned today to hia home in Brighton,
Mass.
Clarence Wood took party Of Is
people to the dance az South Barre Inst
evening, using barge and four horses
for the trip.
The Athena club win meet with Miss
Penelope Can at James Adde'S house,
50 South Main street, Monday evening
al 1880 o'clock.
The notices have been issued for the
celebration Of the goth anniversary Of /
the New England order Of Protection
at Montpelier on Nov. 20.
William II. Wales. who has been EN-.
ployed as shed foreman and billing clerk /
for the Central Vermont railroad for the /
past four years, has resigned his posi-
ton there and accepted a position as
local manager for Elwell & Co., whole.
sale granite dealers, with Offices at 81
Miles granite building.
At the regular meeting Of the Neal
Dow lodge, No. IS, I. 0. G. T. the fol.
lowing officers were installed BY Deputy
Grand Chief Templar J. 0. Beckley; |
Chief Templar John Howell; y. O. II, A.
q. Lapoint; v. T.. Mrs. John Howell;
NJ. Charles Thompson; d. NJ, Christie
McQuecn sec, Maud Dix; A. s., Lena
Beekley; sent, Bernice Waterman; T.,
Louise Huntington.
Warren G. Nye, who recently sold his
l63.acre farm at East Barre TO II. B.
Partridge, on Wednesday of this week
sold all his personal property, including
ten COWS, which sold as high as SIS each.
One thoroughbred Ayrshire bull. less
han eleven months old, sold for an even
sl00. The sale was very satisfactory,
everything bringing a good price. Mr..
aye intends TO leave for California in
about two weeks to pass the winter.
Miss Nellie Slora was given genuine
surprise last evening nj her home on
Aver street, wnen about 35 OF her little !
friends and playmates bounced IN upon
Teri During the evening Miss Berrie
Nnncar presented Miss Nellie a hand
ONE gold locket and chain. Refresh
uents Of cake, coffee and candy were
erved The evening was spent in play
ng games and other amusements. The
,arty broke up at a late hour, all hav-
ng spent . most delightful evening. j
The evening school at the seminary is
rowing very successful 1t has been in
ession five weeks, having in attendance
class Of twenty-five. These students
re giving the most of their time to c
and penmanship, yet still II
evoting part Of each evening to Eng !
sh, arithmetic and spelling. The school
tarts on its latter half OF the term
ionday evening, offering the special rate t
/ five dollars tuition for the remainder i
/ the term, This is an excellent chance !,
} get in line for the winter term, which !,
ill begin in January. !,