The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-07
TALK OF THE TOWN

ohildren's white coats at Yeale &
Knights.
H. G. Leslie of Boston was visitor in
the city yesterday
Save one third Of your piano money
by buying OF III. A. Gould.
A. Il. Fort was out for the first time
to-day after two weeks illness.
Gilbertsons orchestra of eight pieces
at the X. Of p. fair all this week,
Miss Florence Harvey is in at her
home on the East Montpelier road.
Public dance in L. NJ. Averill hall to-
night. S. + Minnie and +. j. LeClair
Nr. and Mrs. William Miers returned
last night from a weeks visit in Boston.
Louis Gagnon went to his home in
Granville yesterday for few days visit.
Muslin curtains. lace trimmed. now
kind, sl.25 per pair, at Veale & Knights.
Just look into our window and see the
values in back combs for soc. Kenyon's
Cash b. S.
C. D. Burbank Of the Hayes Htho-
graph company is taking orders in the
CITY TINS week,
Mrs. Martha Whitney, who has been
visiting relatives in the city, returned
to-day to her home in Jericho.
Mrs. silas Camp, who has been visiting
relatives in Barre Town, returned to her
home in Lakeport, n. H., to-day.
The pretticst decorations that Barre
people ever saw is at the X. Of p. fair
in the Woodmen's hall, all this week.
Roland Allen and James Wier of Gran
iteyille left this morning for a hunting
TIP to the northern part OF the state.
William Craig returned last night from
few months visit at his home in Scot
land. He was accompanied by his moth
err
Mr.. and Mrs George Blakely, who
have been visiting relatives in the city,
returned today to their home in St.
Johnsbury.
A lap robe has been left at the police
station. The owner is requested TO call
and identity the property and pay for
this advertisement.
Mrs. T. r. Northrop, who has been on
a visit to her home for a few days, has
returned to Burlington, where she is
taking medical treatment with DR.. D. c.
Hawley.
Wanted; 1000 men to hear Evangel.
ist D. s. Toy speak. Subject, Sowing
and Reaping" a chapter from life. At
the opera house Sunday, Nov. s, at
o'clock. Frank Dickson will sing. All
men are welcome. A general meeting
viii be held in the opera house at
o'clock in the evening.
The officers Of the Baraca class Of the
Congregational church met at the home
OF DR.. o. G. Stickney Wednesday even
ing and the following committees were
appointed: music Alex, Brown, Nicholas
Benzie, w. IT, Messert Richard Yeale,
Edmon Raesido hustlers, Archie TAFT, !
w, II. Collins, Clarence Heath, James
Maekie, John Thorn; membership, Will |
liam Black, Ed. Philbriek, Carroll Gran
ger, William Littlejohn. ]. G. Gillette
social Walter boutwell,. Elon Barrett,
Charles Wishart, Alex. Mckenzie, George
Willie Mcleod.
The banquet Of the City Farmers club
win be given Wednesday November IL, /
at tiENb bNidAh III tAlE ~ vi 1 udlls I
Blanchard block. Governor Prouty, /
Lieut.. Governor Mead and some twelve |
of fifteen members of the legislature are
expected TO be present, and the usual /
good time may be looked for Landlord /
Morse Of the City Hotel will be caterer I
The farmers Of the surrounding com. I
who attended the last banquet |
and are DESTROYS of going TO this are re-
quested to get tickets before Saturday
night if possible at Smith & Cummings.
The officers for the erssing three
months were installed at the regular
meeting of Neal Dow lodge, T. 0. G. T., /
last evening By lodge deputy ]. G. Hodg-
don. assisted by Mrs. o. S. Wiley The
officers installed We're as follows: past
chief templar, A. G. LaPoint; chief tenn
plar, Charles Thompson; vice templar,
Mrs Proulx; secretary, Miss Rhoda Per-
ry; assistant secretary, Miss Gladys
financial secretary, Mrs
George Emery; treasurer, ] 0. Beck
lev; chaplain, Mrs. A. G, Iapoint; mar.
shall. Berness Waterman; assistant mar
shall, Ray Coppins; superintendent Of
Juvenile work Mrs. c. +. Coppins; guard,
Miss Thompson; sentinel. Mrs Norman
York Three candidate were initiated
Turing the meeting.