The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-05
TALK OF lie TOWN
Local Happenings Tersely Told for Busy
Readers.

Special prices on stationery at Ken
bricks.
George Burrel Of Boston was a visitor
in the city to-day.
j. 7. Corskie returned to-day from q
business visit to New York.
A good opportunity to buy handker
chiefs at Perry's on Saturday.
Ernest Folsom Of NlarshGeld was a
visitor in the city yesterday.
See the display Of fur goods in the
window Of the Frank AIcWhorter Go.
Saturday will be big day at The
Vaughan Store Come early in the day
Mr. and Mrs J. G. Griggs went to Bur.
lington this morning to spend Sunday
with friends
Thomas Davidson left yesterday for
I Florida where eli will work in a hotel
this winter,
Miss Myrtle I. Walker and Miss Win
nitred iowell returned this mroning from
a business trip to Boston.
A new upright piano, juse n little used,
/ for sale cheap, II taken nc once Bailey s
Music Rooms, "A Elm street, Barre.
It is for your interest TO trade at
Vcale q Knights. You can save a dis
count on cash sales the next seven days.
One Of the exclusive patterns in wall
| papers can be seen IN the furnished bed
room in the show windows OF b. w.
Hooker & Co.
Almost seventy-hve thousand Blasius
made pianos sold for from $500 10
$4,000 above my prices. Think It over.
III A. Could
Do not got supper on Tuesday night,
but 50 to the Baptist church and get the
best chicken pie supper you ever ate for
POE. See menu elsewhere.
The piano used At the concert given
! BY the Barre Male Chorus at the opera
house last Wednesday night was fur
nishcd by Bailey's Music Rooms, "a Elm
street, Barre.
BE sure and 70 to the NJ f. church,
Dee nth, TO the illustrated lecture on
California given by Rev } H. Badger,
and her Mrs Badger, formerly Miss Les.
sic Shepard, sing.
At Perrys on Saturday. six all linen
handkcrchiefs 25c; six ladies' initial
handkerchiefs for 25c six mems plain
white handkerchiefs for Zoe; two ladies'
very 6ne linen handkerchiefs for 25c;
thre mems linen handkerchiefs ready
for use, very soft for 25c.
HOLSTERS. Lobstors AT tho Pearl
street Bataskeller, Saturday evening, be-
tween the hours Of s and II, one lobster
and two quarts OF steamed CLANS viii b.
served IN Lobster hall only. Price 81.
Additional HOLSTERS, SOC each. These sup
pers win be continued each Saturday
until further notice.
The chemical engine was called out
by still alarm at $3.50 o'clock last even
ing for a chimney 6re in the double-ten
emeut house at l82 North Seminary
street woned by II. j. Slayton. The fire
men found a red hot chimney but extin-
guished the FIRE in the chimney before
any damage was done,
at the meeting Of the Division No. /
A. O H. held Thursday evening, the fol
lowing officers were elected Tor the en-
suing year: President William p Din.
cen vice president. James O. Monahan;
recorder, Patrick Herman; financial secre
tary. ] W. Dineen; treasurer, Thomas
Carroll; historian, d. J. sullivan; stand
ing committee, III. d. Keefe, Michael
ilanloa, y J. Sullivan, Dinuie Dinecn.
Denms Gregory; sick committee, ] J.
MCMILLAN. Michael Hanlon, Martin Riley,
Thomas MtGoI, John Murey.
Neal Dow Lodge. 7. O. &. r.. held
very ENJOYABLE masquerade promenade I'll
the Is oi G. bah last evening. There
We're $50 young people present and
large number were masked in unique cos
tunes The first prize was awarded to
Miss Helen Bruce. WHO was dressed al
the Heyall Girl and Tie second prize
went to Miss Augusta Thompson, who
represented the Goddess Of Liberty The |
body prizes were won by Carl Hodedon |
and Frnest Thompson, who imparsonated |
a negro couple Music for the marching |
was furnished by A r SCOTS orchestra. |
Refreshments Of cake and coffee were
served during the evening.