The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-17
TALK OF THE TOWN.

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New coat sweaters at Fits.
Scotch ilannels at yaughan's.
Public bath at Hotel Otis, 25c.
Beautiful baby bonnets at Fits.
New lot Of silk ribbon at Abbott's
! BE sure and buy your yarns at Veale
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Three pairs Of warranted hose at Alb
bolts for Sl.00.
Philip Maize went TO Montreal to-day
on business trip.
Gordon Riddel, "a Elm street, for
watch, clock and jewelry repairs.
We are headquarters for hot air; try
our Glenwood wood and coal heaters.
Mrs. Robert Duff went TO Albany, N.
Y, to-day for a visit with relatives.
J. Bernacea Of South Ryegate is visit.
ing friends in the city for few days.
Bert Blair went TO Rouses Point, n.
W to-day for few days visit with
relatives.
Old fashioned turkey dinner at Hawes'
restaurant on Sunday, 1880 to 2, for
80 cents.
Wait for the Knights of Pythias fair
in Woodmen's nall, November 2, 3, 4,
8, 0 and Z.
The whist party which was to be held
October IL in the Foresters hall, Worth.
en- block, has been postponed:
Public Scotch dance will be held in the
Miles hall, October II, at 1880. Gentle
men soc, ladies free. G. Fowler, floor
manager.
George Slack of Vergennes, a former
student at Goddard seminary, is visiting
friends In the city and at Goddard for
a few days.
Miss Nell Stoughton returned from
Newport, n. H., last night to spend u
few days at the home OF her mother on
French street.
Mrs L. r. Mcintosh, who has been
visiting at the home Of her sister, Mrs.
h. X Northrop, returned to-day to ner
home in South Royaton.
Cruickshank, millionaire humorist,"
can be engaged for all social functions,
LESSONS, violin, mandolin, banjo
Wanted ten ladies to sing and play
Also doortender. 20 Averill--
District Superintendent Rev F. W..
Lewis of st. Johnsbury was in the city
last evening to preside at the quarterly
conference at the Hedding NJ. f. church.
Only the routine business was tran.
saeted.
One Of the last big grape shipments
of the season came for the New England
Fruit Store to-day. All kinds, two has.
kets for 25 cents Big, ripe bananas,
fresh stock, 20 for 25 cents to-day only.
Best fruit assortment in the city here.
Daniel X. Beekford OF Boston. past
grand regent Of the Royal Arcanum, win
remain at City Hotel until early Tues
day morning and win be pleased to meet
members Of the order. and any persons
desiring Information relative to same.
Notice has been received from the
state evangelistic headquarters that the
Rev. Daniel ). Toy, ID. d.. will conduct
the eyangelistic services in this city,
Nov. 5 to Is, at the TIedding NJ. i.
church The musical director will be
Frank Dixon.
BY clever use of the forward pass.
Montpelier seminary's foot ball eleven
easily defeated Vergennes high school on
the Montpelier campus yesterday after
noon. The visiting team was all at sea
when NJ $. worked the pass, and gener.
ally the play netted big gains, although
the catch was fumbled several times.
An hour spent at the Theatorium is
indeed well spent The pictures are
good. "The New Woman" and "a Per
sistent Beggar" are fine comedy subjects, |
while Sbakespeare's Richard I'll" proves
the most popular picture seen here in
some time. This great tragedy is easily |
followed, it alone is worth the price Of |
admission.
II is estimated that the anthracite coal |
tonnage Of the various companies this !
year as compared with last year to the |
end OF September shows d shortage OF |
100000 tons. This means without
doubt there will be serious shortage |
OF domestic coal the coming winter
months. Better anticipate your wants
and send your orders to Calder & Rich |
ardson, Depot square. They are handling
the best grades Of coal at the right |
prices. Also nice dry wood.
The annual business meeting and cleo.
ton of officers OF the Baraca class Of
The Congregational church was held in
the class room last evening and was
attended by a large number of the mem
bers. The reports Of The secretary and
treasurer showed that the class had pass
"a a very successful year There is a
total membership of so, and the average
Attendance for the year at the meetings |,
was the largest of any previous year.
The election Of officers resulted as FOL.
ows: president, james Robertson; vice.
president, William Black; secretary, John
VI Thorn; treasurer, Edward Philbrick;
assistant treasurer, Alex. Brown; press
Exporter, EIon Barrett; pianist, w. III. I,
Messer; assistant pianists, Walter Brown