The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-17
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Local Happenings Terseiy Told for Busy
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Best Scotch yarn large skeins, 95c
at Vaughan's.
Keep your horse warmi buy 81
blanket Of us Reynolds q Son.
Mrs Henry Petrie went to Burlington
to-day for q few days visit with relo
tiyes,
The Tourist club win meet with Mrs
G. H. Anker Monday afternoon at 2;3l
o'clock
Mrs c. r. Scarles went to Enosburl
Falls this morning from visit viii
friends.
Oldfashioncd turkey dinner at HAYES
restaurant on Sunday, 1880 to 2, fo
35 cents.
Wait for the Knights Of Pythias fail
in Woodmen's hall, November 2, 3, 4
5, 0 and T.
Mrs. V. ]. Harris went to Windsor TO
day for visit at the nome of her son
/ Henry Harris,
Household goods for sale; quick SALE
desired. Joseph Yule, Valley View
Montpelier road.
There are some things that you car
use from the list of special values al
Perry's on Saturday.
II. ]. LeRow went to his home in Bur
lington this morning after few days
business visit in the city.
The Athena club win meet with Mrs
Beattie, so Washington street Monday
evening Oct. 10Th, at 1880
I A. D.. - a., d..
lington this morning, where she will en-
ter the Mary Fletcher hospital for treat
ment.
Public Scotch dance viii be held in the
Miles hall, October II, at 1880. Gentle.
men SOC, ladies free. G. Fowler, floor
manager.
Drive of that chilly feeling with a
cup of Mascott's hot chocolate served
with whipped cream, cents with sal
tines included.
Remember the public dance at Wood
mems hall, Saturday, Oct 18th. Gilbert
sons best dance music Admission for
gents SOC, ladies free.
The Goddard seminary foot ball team
went to Hanover, n IT, this morning
whore il will play the Dartmouth col
lege freshmen eleven this afternoon.
I'm time OF peace prepare for wal"
Is your furnace in condition for winter
tiresf The y. d. Phelps Co. repair fur
naces and carry full line Of the best
heaters.
This Saturday. afternoon. TO 5,
also TO 10 in evening, Edison records
will be demonstrated at l.. NJ, AveriI's
block, rear second story, and can be had
at clearance sale prices. Nearly 400 to
dispose Of. Seats provided. i. NJ. AveriH
Mr. Goodfellow has been training
chorus Of male voices TO render some
special music next Sunday evening at
the Brotherhood service at the Methodist
church Come and hear i'll The special
numbers viii be chorus, Where shall /
be-" c. Tollner; chorus, Welcome Wan.
derer, Welcome; solo by Arthur w.
Batchelder, selected.
T.. J. Owens went to Sheldon yesterday
10 attend the funeral of Peter McEnan-
ey the man whose body was found on
the Corlis farm in st. Abans town
Thursday morning While temporarily
insane the deceased had wandered from
Lis home in sheldon and died from ex.
posurp, Mr.. McEnaney worked in tais
city as granite cutter about seven
years ago.
The Washington county central Re
publican committee met in Montpelier
last evening and listened to the reports
OF the officers regarding the conduct OF
4 IA osfrt. ia, III ,sgf4
county. n u, Phelps Of this city,
member Of the Republican state com
mittee and chairman OF the central com.
mittee, presided Mr. Phelps conveyed to
the committee the hearty appreciation
OF Chairman Williams of the state COM
mittee for the services rendered
Tho chicken pic supper given By Hia
watha lodge Of Odd Fellows in their hall
in the Gordon block last evening was
very largely attended. 250 people being
served, A carload Of Odd Fellows and
Rehekahs were present from the Mont.
peier lodge, The supper was excellent.
the menu consisting Of chicken pie, masa.
ed potatoes, hot rolls, cranberry Jelly,
cabbage salad, pickles. assorted cake ANA
coffee. The supper was in charge of
committee from The Bright Star Rebekah
lodge,
Some thirty passengers on the 0:30
electric car out Of Montpelier last night
thought they never would get TO Barre, |
About half the trip had been covered
when d stencil indicated something burn
ing, and an examination disclosed that u
circuit wire mud burned oil under the car. |
The carmen spent quarter Of an hour
trying TO run back TO the carbarn by !
means Of frequent repairs There the
passengers were transferred to another /
case and we're brought home after eleven
o'clock.
In speaking of the presentation Of
Daniel OCannelr in Montpelier on
Thursday evening. the Montpelier Argus
has this TO say Of the work OF Miss |
Helen Brown Of Barre who played the /
leading role; Miss Brown fitted into
The drama admirably and the club was
fortunate in being able TO fill the place
80 well on such shor; notice Miss Brown
had this same part when the play was
given in Barre She was entirely 1T
nome in every act of the play and it
vas the general opinion that her work
'ould not have been improved on by a
She made very fitting
of Miss Eagan whose interpre-
alton of the role in March received much