The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-12
TALK OF THE Town.
Local Happenings TsEssly Told fol
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Childrens bonnets At Porry's.
Huy your mink iurs AZ Ahboit's
Warm underwear at PeFrya store.
II. A. Gould sells new pianos Tor sl75
A good furlined coat for $3.50 al
Abbosts.
Sale Madras plaid waists Al The
Vaughan Store.
clainoyant. Tuesday and Thursdays
p. m. 20 p. M, Mfa. r. r. Ellis, %
Spaulding street, telephone 1921.
Clerks Tho regular meeting Of local
2il, X G. l. =. A.. win BE- held Wednes.
day evening. and a full attendance Il
desired. II. J. Honghton, rec. sec.
Horse Of Another Color aud "The
Undergrad Of Oxford" are two Of the
many pictures 70 Be shown by the Won.
dsrlAnd Moving Picture company thi1
week.
Regular meeting Of Jumpers. boxers
and derrickmen's union VIII be held In
Carpenter hall, Wednesday evening AZ
1880 o'clock. business Of Importance.
Per order cor. aee., I. 4. Holder.
The third rank On class IL 20 b. con.
ferrcd BY Ylncltia lodge. No. 10. az Mont.
pclier on Thursday, Nov Ath. All
knights are cordially invited 10 attend,
Leave on ess5 or 7si5 car. Returning
on special car.
u. W. Hooker 8 co. have their Be.
llochistan genuine Oriental rugs ON ex-
hhition In their store. Ono IL fine
old prayer rug Another, with a beau
tifui sheen, must have been worn al
least rs years.
The Woman's Missionary society Of
the Baptist church viii meet with the
pastor, IS Franklin street, Wednesday
afternoon az ESQ o'clock. The subject
will BE- "Mormonism." Leaders, Mrs.
Mason and Mrs. Fleetwood.
The next meeting Of the Northern
Vermont intorscholastic basket ball
league will Be held At the Montpelier
u NJ. G. A. parlors next Saturday after
noon At l:s0 o'clock. Spaulding high
school may Join the league
vcrmonters awoko THIS morning to
SEQ the ground covered with q thin film
Of snow, and they began TO brace their
fortitude for the months 70 come. There
was quito a furry Of snow yesterday
afternoon and another last night.
The +. b. Cate Real Estate agency has
sold for DR.. G. II. Kent his two-tcnement
house and about one acre OF land on
Brooklyn street TO Peter G. Peterson.
DR.. Kent takes nino building lots on
Batchelder's meadow in part payment.
This deal involves $500.
8. d. Fitzpatrick. having purchased the
w. w. Bellville express business. asks
for a continuance Of that patronage
which has been so literally bestowed on
his predecessor. Orders may be given
at Graniteville, or telephone 3l2-l2, or
IN Barre city to Calder & Richardson,
Depot square.
Twenty-Five or more members Of Mar
quis de Lafayette chapter. Daughters Of
the American Revolution, from Mont
pelier and Barre win 60 to Waterbury
Monday evening. November Is, where
the monthly meeting OF the chapter will
Be held with Mrs. George Atkins. Gen.
tlemen are invited for that evening.
+. L. Page went to Groton this morn
ing to finish up some extensive work
that he has been doing for Miller & Az
ers. While home fon few days, he
was engaged TO put up batter-boards for
two new houses, one TO be erected by L.
j. Mead on his property on the French
estate and another 10 be erected for
John E. Smith on Cliff street. It is ex-
pected that the foundations for both
buildings viii be put in this fall.