The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-25
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Local Happenings Tersely Told for
Busy Readers.

Whist party tonight Ia tho Blanchar'
Get red stamps at Martins Mea
/ Market.
Special value In a rat cluster scarf a
Abbott's for sl4D.
D. A. Perry was in West Topshan
yesterday on business
G. G. Bass Of Randolph was IN En-.
city today on business
AiIirs. c. II. Kent won't 70 Mortified
this foreman for a visit.
Bruces orchestra for all occasions IL
spaulding street, Barre. W.
One of the best patterns made Il the
old reliable STANDARD" At perry's.
ouimby's Clover Kiss. old.fashioned
molasses candy. Everybody sells them.
Everybody Il invited to attend the
whist party In tho Blanchard block to.
night.
Makes your purchase today At the
Eastern Estate Tea Store and get free
atamps.
Frank Nelson went 10 81. Johnsbury
this afternoon for a few days visit
with relatives
Argo Red Salmon Is cleaned and
picked entirely BY machine, and not
touched by hand.
q. II. Northrop returned today from
Burlington with tho 2lo pound buck
which he shot Monday.
Miss Agnes Higdas went to Manches.
ter, n. H., this afternoon for a two
wees visit with relatives.
November sth Is tho last day in which
you can pay your water tax without
the additional ten per cent.
November 5th Il the last day IN which
you can pay your water tax without
the additional ten per cent.
A son, weighing nine pounds, was
bonn this forenoon 70 Mr.. and Mrs.
George I. Maker OF Hill street.
clairvoyant.-Tuesday and Thursdays,
p. m. TO Q p. m, Mrs. r. Z. Ellis, rs
spaulding street, telephone 1921.
Companion court, /. o. f., win hold
dance in Miles hall, Friday evening.
October 25th. Gilbertson's orchestra.
Miss Mary McKinkie, who has been
visiting relatives in the city. returned
today 10 her home In Springfield, Mass.
Delicious as q confeetion and effective
as remedy, are those old.fashioned
horehound drop, Sc per bag Red Cross
Pharmacy.
There viii be no foot ball match be. |
tween Goddard and Burlington high
school on the local campus tomorrow as
scheduled.
The Ladies Of the Maccabees win hold
whist party Ia Castle hall, Blanchard I
block. Friday evening. Oct. 25, at s
o'clock. Admission l0c.
Notice--Edison' Gold mounted Rec.
ords for November viii be on sale Nov.
20, at 7 p. m. Call and hear them
played. r. L. Hayward, 20 Elm street,
Barre, Vt.
Remember the public dance in Wood
mems hall Saturday, October 26th. Gill
bertson's orchestra. Dancing from 8
til y. Admission, gents, so cents,
ladies free.
Tho case Of State vs.. Joseph Bianchi
charged with assault with intent to XIII.
win be one Of the first state cases tried
IA Washington county court. The case
grows out Of scrap at an Italian pic.
nc last summer.
Roy Smith returned to Barre this
morning from Rutland and is being
warmly received by his many friends,
he expects to return to Rutland next
week and give several exhibitions of
hypnotism and Houdini stunts.
A surprise party was given at the
home Of Homer Fuller on Central street
last night in honor of Leonard Timnons.
{ being his 10th birthday. He was
siyen purse Of money and other gifts.
Sandwiches, cake and coffee were serv-
q, and the evening was passed very
pleasantly.
Mrs. Bert Morris was pleasantly
surprised at her home, SIS Elm street
ast evening BY q party Of her friends
rom this city and Montpelier. The oc-
'asion being In honor 81 her twenty.
eyenth birthday The evening was !
pcnt in playing whist and musical /
programme was rendered The PARTY
lfoke up at late hour after wishing 4
he hostess many happy returns OF the
lay. she was presented several beauti- H
VI and useful presents. Refreshments
+ coffee, cake and fruit we're served.
a. A. Smith & Brothers great reduc. II
ion sale on fall merchandise II making
bag hit. Last Saturday their big staff III
( statesmen We're unable to- handle the III
normous rush for bargains but al sat
rday next they win have an additional n
orce Of statesmen and all who were un-
bic to get their share Of bargains last III
aturday may rest assured thar this III
eek they will he waited on without
clay. A few Of the specials advertised II
Y a. A. Smith 4 Brother this week II
re as follows Lot Of fleece lined van
erwear that formerly sold for Sl .50.
and 500, sizes somewhat broken. NJ
My Csc; lot double breasted SI.25 nm
erwear soc, lot mems SO all wool sweat
is $l.98 lot soc caps DC, lot $3.50 and N
hats 95e, lot boys SIPS pants SOC. II
Miscellaneous lot ladies', misses and aE
oys' shoes Csc, lot rubber boots So III
4 ladies' rubbers 40c, lot gents rolled III
lee rubbers Zoe, lot gloves worth zoe
nd s5c. 49c' See their advertisement IN
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