The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-09
TALK OF THE TOWN
Beacon bath robe blankets at Fits.

Il Beacon bath robe blankets at Fits,
Children's white coats at veale &
Knights.
A big line Of flannel blankets at Per.
rvs; all prices.
Ezra and David White left yesterday
for a hunting trip.
! C Berlucci Of Mortified visited friends
in the city yesterday.
For Sale: Six shoats, average 80
pounds. w. y. Richardson
Save one-third Of your piano money
by buying OF II. A. Could.
You can't beat the Thcatorium; it
always has the real pictures
William wishart returned this morn
ing from business visit in New York.
Muslin curtains, lace trimmed, new
kind, sl25 per pair, at Veale & Knights.
George Kenny is taking weeks vsca-
tion from MS work in Woodworth's bar
Der shop.
Frank Minard has moved his black.
smith shop to the Benedict shop on Sum
mer street,
Miss Rose Cook is again greeting her
many friends from behind counter in
the Vaughan store.
The Frank McWhorter 90. have the
Sterling golf jackets and wescuts for
men and boys, none better
A. NJ. Bianchi and C. Garibaldi left
| yesterday to try the deer hunting in
the outskirts of the town OF Orange.
Wanted; salesman and collector
Good opportunity for the right parties
Inquire at Singer Sewing Machine Office,
10 Elm street.
| L. L. Scott and II. J. Slnyton left
yesterday in Slayton's auto for the wilds
Of Rochester with the intention Of shoot
ing buck or two.
The bans Of marriage of Miss Carrie
Burke, daughter Of Mrs, Mary L. Burke,
and Hubert GoHeo were announced at ST.
Monica's church yesterday.
A few ticket. for the City Farmers
banquet on sale at Smith & Cummings.
All city men who are going are requested
to get their tickets at once.
Among the many deer hunters who
left the city for tho mountains yesterday
and this morning are +. c. Eaton, c. u.
Gladding, y. P. Whitney, 0. G. Russell.
Earl Cutler, E. G. Kezer, " Bruno and
g. Sassi.
The regular meeting of Minnehaha en-
campment, No 2, will meet to night at
1880 o'clock, Work, the third degree
and other important business. All the
officers and patriots are requested to be
present, Refreshments will be served
after the work.
Mrs Charles Mari returned yesterday
from Denver Col, whore she went with
Mr.. Mari, who has entered a sanatorium
there for his health. Mrs Mari reported
that her husband stood the Journey re-
markedly well and was feeling much i'm
proved when she left.
An address viii he given before the
Vermont Society Of the Sons oil the
American Revolution in the Representa-.
tives' hall at the State House, Mont.
pelier Nov. 18th. ut 8 o'clock p. m. by
the Rev. John Martin Thomas, d. ID,
president of Middlebury college; subject,
"The Modern Substitute for the Revolu-
ton Incentive The Nermonter says,
AS a public speaker DR. Thomas is
easily in the first rank" The lecture is
free and all are cordially invited.
The Knights Of Pythias' six.niqht fair,
which was held in Woodmen's he'll last
week, closed Saturday night with an
attendance that numbered among the
largest of the week Dancing and the
announcement Of the winners Of the
prizes constituted the program for the
evening. The voting contest for the
most popular saleslady was wen by Miss
Hattie Peer, who had 500 votes Miss
Amy Williams was second with 375
votes The fair, which was the first one
ever held by the Knights, was grand
success in every way and spoke we'll for
the management.