The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-31
TALK SF THE TOWN.
Public bath At Hotel Otis. 25c.
ohlldren's mlttens at vaughan's.

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ohlldren's mlttens at vaughan's.
children's winter hose at vaughan's.
4 swell picture is at the Thcatoriuu
SOC for a good umbrella at Perry
on saturday
A. E. Fort went TO Rutland to-day OF
a business trip.
Big l0c fresh candy sale today al
Sowden q Lyons.
See Abbott's values in eAildrens warn
coats at half price.
Tenement of six rooms TO rent. In
quire Of i. A. Averill.
Eugene Buleau went to st. Johnsbury
to-day for few days visit.
Headquarters for underwear, all STYLES
and prices, at the McWhorter 60. store.
Louis Sawyer left last night on a bust.
ness trip to Montreal and to Portland.
Me,
More new hats at the New Millinery
parlors corner Of South Main and Ayers
streets.
Earl s. Shepard & Co. are having A
special sale OF rifles at their store on
Elm street.
The committees OF the X. of p. fair
are requested 10 meet in Woodmen's
hall, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Hall went to
Claremont, y. H., last night for n visit
with relatives.
The Athena club will meet with Mrs.
Bond, 2s East street, Monday evening
at 1880 o'clock
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Papin Of Bur
lington are visiting at the home Of his
brother, ]. g. Papin.
The Frank NloWhorter Co. has few
of those working suits to he closed out
at very low price.
Still selling pianos on the principle
that one serves himself best who serves
his customers best.--Goud.
A con. weighing u pounds was born
this morning to Mr.. and Mrs, Robert
Sullivan OF Fairyiew street.
Arthur A. Mitchell left this noon on
a weeks business trip 10 Springfield
Mass, and New Haven, Conn.
Tie ladies Of the I. o. L. NJ. T., will
hold whist party, in seampini had,
Monday night at 5 o'clock Admission
10 cents.
Mrs G. b. Tilden, who has been visit.
ing at the home of her son, George n.
Tlden, returned to-day to her home in
Mortified.
CRUIKSHANK--Mil Millionaire Humorist,
commences Jan. LIST one years engage.
ment over the Keith circuit at salary
Of $500 per week Good for Crook"
George Howe Of Quincy Mass, is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin G. Veale.
on Maple avenue. He was called here
to visit his brother, who is i'll at the
City hospital.
Tonight is the last night Of the Com.
psny II fair in Montpelier There viii
be no program. Articles will be drawn
Dancing until u o'clock Special car
for Barre after the fair.
The remains Of George Stewart, for.
In Tennessee, mere brought here this
morning and inferred in Hope cemetery.
A PRAYER service was held at the grave
Rev, f. A. Poole officiating.
The 'Uncle Dan1" company, which
shows at the opera house this afternoon
and evening, arrived in the city this
morning and this noon gave parade
with a ''rube" band and the usual num-
Der Of small boys following up in the
rear.
Special sale Of fresh candies at Sow.
den & Lyons. Chocolate whipped
cream earamels, delicious, ice pound.
Peanut butter caramels, fresh and nice,
10c. pound. Peanut caramel kisses,
1Qc pound. Take home q pound or
five pound box Of this fine candy.
II Confitato pro veccti In deciso di in
dire un' assembled generate onde rivedere
Pelenco del soci inseritti L'assemblea 81
terra Domenica 10 Novembre allie ore l0I
ant in casa C. Cardi, A Centre street ST
trattera anehe di atari Important Tutti
i soci sono pregah di non mancare.
Special trades this evening at Segel's |
store on mems and boys sweaters, fall
and winter caps. gloves and mittens.
boys REFERS, oyercoats and suits Mems |
oyercoats and other warm
garments too numerous to mention A |
call and an inspection Of our line will |
pay you. Remember our new location in |
Scanpini block.
The "Base Ball Fan" at the Comique
last night certainly made big hit with |
local base ball fans, Especially when
Donlin, the crack batter, made d three |
base hit. The picture is very clear and |
Judging by the large crowds that visited
the Comique last night, it should prove
about the strongest attraction in the
moving picture line seen here in some
time.
The regular meeting of the Good Tenn
plars was held last evening. at which |
the following officers were elected: c, /
r., Charles Thompson; v. r., Mrs Min
ME Proulx; sec, Miss Rltlda Pany;
s. ]. r., Mrs. Nina Coppins; i, 81,
Gladys Thompson; treas, j. A. Beckley; I
NJ, Berness Waterman; chaplain, Mrs.
A. G. LaPoint; P. G. T., A. G. LaPoipt /
L. D., James Hodgden.
The Biiou theatre has good offering
today. "rhe Girl | Left Behind" was
very popular with the ladies yesterday 4
for it is military picture and that \
sort of faiunpnt alwavs attracts