The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-04
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Local Happenings TssssIy Told Tor
Busy READERS.

See stout ladies' eorsets At Abbott's.
Auction sale at the City auction
rooms tonight
Wild animals win be shown al The
Pavilion tonight
q. L. Woodwofth visited relatives in
Waterbury over Sunday
Miss Kate Kirby Of Richmond visited
hrs. T. Perras yesterday,
Fred Feagan returned last night from
= business trip 70 Rutland
A. c. Fay went 70 Waterbury thl.
morning on a business visit.
Owen Marion Of 81. Adams visited
relatives IN tho city yesterday.
For ladies' and ehildren's coats, the
place to find them is at Perry'A
II. O. Bennett vent 70 New York 10.
day 70 attend the automobile show.
}. p. corskie left Saturday night on a
few weeks business trip TO st. Louis.
Michael Sheridan went 70 Burlington
this morning for visit with relatives.
Buy your aprons az the N. Z. church
wednesday night Al the apron booth.
Every Woodman and partner not 9th.
erwiae engaged is expected at the bali.
Second hand upright piano. sIs5 Bail.
ey'A Music Rooms. 200 No. Main street.
Mrs George Cassie has a McPhail
piano and White sewing machine for
Front suite Of rooms in Miles granite
block 20 rent. Inquire At d. N. Miles
Office.
Peter G. Laycry went TO Plaitsburg,
\: H. Saturday night on business
trip.
A large line Of star goods that must
be closed out at once. o. II. Hale, auc.
tloneer.
Drop into the F. D. Ladd Co.'S new
store and get a cup Of hot coffee and
sandwich.
Michael Mitchell Of eraniteulle went
to Littleton, n. II, today on a visit
WIN AfANAA1s
Miss Hauer win give demonstration
Of American Beauty corsets all this
week at Naughans.
John Hale Of Hale street has sold his
pet pig Jennie TO parties in Williams
town at fancy price.
Mrs. Lynn Scoaeld, who has been Wis
"a Az III -
morning for Proyidencs, X. l.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Humphrey Of Marsh.
field visited at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
I. H. Cave, IT, over Sunday.
Thomas Marion. who has been visiting
relatives in the city, returned today %
his home in Rochester, n. Y.
November 9th lie the last day in which
you can pay your water tax without
The additional ten pei cent.
You are invited to the entertainment
by the Baraca class Tuesday evening.
November 5, at the Baptist church.
Clairvoyant. Tuesday and Thursdays.
p. m. to p. NJ, Mrs. r. e. Ellis, 25
spaulding street, telephone 1861.
Miss Eva Houston returned to her
home in Northheld this morning after a
1isit with friends in the city over sun
lay.
Mrs. Patrick Delmore, who has been
listing at the home Of Fernando Perrae.
to her home in Lowell. Mass,
.oday.
Mrs. Cooley, the nurse, has returned |
rom White River Junction and Is
ccated at u Church street. Telephone /
1852.
Delicious as a confeetion and effective
IS remedy, are those old.fAshioned /
lorehound drop, Sc per bag. Red Cross
Madam G. Garow, life reader, clair
'oyant and palmist, il located &C the
3uzzell block, one fight up, on Pearl
treet, BART, VT.
The Wonderland Moving Picture com.
amy will show Cast Up by the Sea-
nd TOO Devoted a Wife, at the Pa.
ilion three nights.
The Blue Hen" club has moved from
Il summer quarters on Washington
treets into winter quarters IN the rear
I the former place.
A rummage sale viii be held in >the
estry Of Trinity church. Montpelier. on
'9esday and Wednesday afternoons.
loyember 9Th and 9th. Sale opens at 2
clock.
Having purchased the studio .at Dopos
luare, | win Be open to the public Oct.
and am prepared to do all kinds of
photograph work, and copying special
7. Archie Bradford.
The Wonderland Moving Picture com.
any viii be here only three nights this
eek, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.
flll be back at the Pavilion next Mon
ay with y new programme.
Remember the harvest supper next
tednesday at the Nj. Il. church. Supper
I'LL be served from ) 10 o'clock. Menu,
egetable hash, pickles. hot rolls, brown
read, assorted cake, coffee. Tickets for
PIPER and programme Is cents. A short
terary and musical programme at s
clock
H0ratorio Messiah" Manchester, N. IT.,
ar. 81, 1906: With the opening solo
T Mr.. George ]. Parker, Comfort We ,
" People" the audience became con-
need that a fine musical treat was in
ore, and such was the case. Mr.. Park
has full high tenor voice, and he had j
J trouble in filing the big auditorium
ithout any apparent effort" At Barre /
,era house soon.
Cigars, old Havana filed,