The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-16
TALK OF The TOWN


See the new linens at yaughan's.
G, s, oushman went to Groton on bust,
ness to-day.
Peter Merlo went to Burlington to-day
TO visit friends.
! Mrs. John Howell went 10 Randolph
to-day to visit relatives.
Hand made table mats, Zoe, 25c and
2Oc each, at Naughan's.
Call at Gould's and see the finest stock
Of pianos in central Vermont.
Mrs. John Howell went 10 Randolph
This afternoon for visit with relatives,
Clyde Haslins left to-day for few
days business visit in Woodsyille, n. II.
Wallace L. Dufur went TO Mortified
this afternoon to play in an orchestra
this evening.
Millinery at corner South Main and
Ayers streets at greatly redused prices
until closed out.
For sale: One Quaker prize range
with hot water front. Il. L. Burr, 80
North Main street.
Stone cutters glasses, watches, clocks
and jewelry sold, repaired and cleaned
by Gordon Riddell, "a Elm street.
The Frank McWhorter Co, can show
YOU the largest line Of ladies' and gents
fur coats in the city. Prices right.
There will be short meeting of the
Y. p. A. Ministries in the vestry OF
the Presbyterian church tonight at Z
o'clock. Important.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. a. Seofeld left to-day
10 visit friends in Massachusetts,, after
which they will leave for Florida, whore
they will spend the winter.
Everybody viii be welcomed at the
eyangelistic meeting in the NJ E. church
to night, to hear DIR. Toy and engage in
the praise service under the direction OF
Frank Dickson.
Weather Strips. let me cit your door
with the best weather strip made,
Dodge's pattern. Postal'or phone o. l..
Cheever, r. ?. D. !, Montpelier, VT,
or telephone Si7.3, Montpelier.
A regular meeting of Hearts Of Oak
lodge, No. Az, Order Sons of st. George,
will be held in Foresters' hall, Tuesday
night at 7 o'clock; full attendance
is requested. Per order Sec.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rowland Robinson, who
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs II. NJ
Farnham, returned Saturday evening to
Ferrisbmg. Mr.. Robinson is son Of the
late r. Il. Robinson and a cousin OF
Mrs. Farnham.
Asa Magoon Of Orange came into the
city to-day with two bucks, which he
sold to Smith & Cummings market. One
of them was large buck shot by Will |
liam MagOon and the other a smaller
one, shot by Fred Magoon. Both were
shot Saturday in Orange.
Clarence Nourse of this city captured |
a fine buck in Middesex with powder |
and Mat Roben captured the same buck /
with money. This is the way Of il |
Noursc was taking the carcass through |
Montpelier TO this city to-day and Ro- !
ben was so insistent on buying the deer /
for Callahan's market, where he works, /
that a sale was made ON the spot.
Among arrivals at the Hotel Otis Sat
urday and yesterday were s. G. Otis, |
West Burke; II. $. Dauphin. Newhury |
port, Mass; Leo Clark St. Albans; Il. T. |
Hovey, St. Albansg William Banows,
WillsVille, n. y; q. i. Hennesy, Angus.
tn, Me-; Nettie Morrill,, Barton; H. j. |
Mears, Enoshurg Falls; Arthur n. Wa
terman, Riehm0ndi George, Williams,
Burlington John p. Stewart, New York |
Albert j. Palmer Newport; Walter Har-
riinan, St. Johnsbury; G. B. Robinson,
A meeting of the Good Government
club will be held tonight at O'Clock
at the Baptist church, to discuss the pro-
posed amendment to the local option
law advocating county option, The pub
lie hearing on the bill is to be held to-
morrow evening, and the meeting to-
night is held for the purpose of ascer
tanning whether the Good Government
club should advocate or oppose the bill
at the public hearing. The meeting is
called early on account of the union
service at the Methodist church ct 80.
All members are urged TO be present and
10 come early, At the Baptist church,
1T o'clock tonight. o. k. HOLSTER,
Pres.