The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-26
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Local Happenings Terssly Told for
Busy Readers.
Pillow slips 1870 al AbbOtt's,
Dix 4 Coleman give red stamps.

Dix 4 Coleman give red stamps.
Bruces orchestra Tor all occasions. 10
Spanlding street. Barre. VT
Rev. Ariel BelIondi left today for q
business visit In Philadelphia.
s. w. Jenny went to Middlebury this
morning for visit with friends.
One Of the best patterns made Is the
old reliable Standard" at Perry's.
Free red stamps 10 purchasers Mon.
day at the Eastern Estate Tea store.
ouimby's Clover Kiss. old.fashioned
moiasscs candy. Everybody sells them
Look over the red stamp premiums.
There are some splendid ones for one
book.
Joseph Gay returned yesterday from
weeks yisit with bis brother in Cam
bridge.
James Il. Burke returned 70 his home
IN West Rutland today after a business
visit in the city.
November sth Is the last day in which
you can pay your water tax without
the additional ten per cent.
November sth is the last day in which
! you can pay your water tax without
the additional ten per cent.
Clairvoyant. Tuesday and Thursdays,
2 p. N. to Q p. m, Mrs. r +. Ellis, rs
Spaulding street, telephone 1861.
The Athena club win hold a social
evening az the home OF Mrs. c. L. Bug.
bee, Monday evening at 1880 o'clock.
The entertainment committee of the
Hibernians are requested to meet this
evening At 1880 o'clock at J. T. Gala
ghan's
Delicious as confection and effective
as a remedy. are those old-fashioned
horehound drop, Sc per bag. Red Cross
Pharmacy
Notice Edison Goid-mounted Rec.
ords for November will be on sale Nov.
20. at p. M Call and hear them
played. R. L. Hayward, 26 Elm street,
Barre. Vt.
Remember the public dance In Wood
mems hall Saturday, October 2eth. Gil
bertson's orchestra. Dancing from
TIL 12. Admission, gents, so cents,
ladies free.
Mrs. j. G. Hadley of Lyndonvillo and
Mrs George +. Hunter OF Sc. Johnsbury,
who have been visiting Mrs. H. w. Clark
Of Washington street, returned to their
home yesterday.
The funeral az uelena Nav aauohtar
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cassiva. was
held yesterday afternoon and the funer-
a. was in Hope cemetery. The floral
tributes included the following: Car
nations from 9. w. Averill g. Co, Mr..
and Mrs. Ham Douglass, Harry Huse,
and Miss May Young
The ladies Of the Civic Federation
have been extremely fortunate in secur-
ing Miss Jean Wilson Of Washington,
j. C., for an evening Of story and mono.
logue at the opera house Friday evening,
Nov LIST. Miss Wilson, who came to
Burlington for similar entertainment
-at the Ethan Allen club, recitcs in the
most prominent homes in the national
capital. She has appeared in the Guold's
private theatTieals on the famous Gold |
en- Stairway at Georgian Court, at the
Westinghouse home at Erskine Park, |
Ienox, in Washington, at DR. Seward |
Webb's in Shelburne and very many
other celebrated homes Of the country.
We hope our people win show their ap.
probation for the appearance Of 50 fam (
Gus an artist BY d crowded house on
Friday night.
4. a. Smith s. Brothers great reduc-
tion sale on fall inercahndise ii making
a big hit. Last Saturday their big STAFF +
OF statesmen were unable to handle the I
enormous rush for bargains but on Sat
urday next they win have an additional I
force Of statesmen and al who were I'M
able To get their share 81 bargains last
Saturday may rest assured that this
week they will be waited on without 4
DELAY. A few Of the specials advertised /
by a. Al Smith & Brother this week
are as follows: Lot Of fleece lined nm
derwear that formerly sold for $l50, Il
81 and $3.50, sizes somewhat broken, Il
only Csc; lot double-breasted Sl25 UNI
derwear soc, lot mems SO all wool sweat
efs SI.qg. lot soc caps l0c, lot Sl50 and n
81 hats 0Jc, lot boys SIPS pants 60e,
lot ladies', misses and
boys shoes osc, lot rubber boots $2.40,
lot ladies' rubbers 4ge, lot gents rolled
EDGE rubbers 7ac, lot gloves worth 75c
and S5e, 49c. See their advertisement
on page s.