The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-13
TALK OF THE TOWN
Local Happenings Tersely Told for Busy
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Roller skating tonight.
Plenty Of winter underwear at Perry's.
Gloves for dress and work from the
Frank McWhorter company.
Keep your horse warmi buy a ga
blanket Of us. Reynolds 4 Son.
Laoles' outing robes, god values for
Sic, and Sl0O each, Veale q Knight.
Prof. Elmore's dancing school will open
in Woodmen's hall, Tuesday evening,
Oct. IL.
The Frank McWhorter company car.
ries the Sterling golf jackets, weseuts
and sweaters for men and boys.
Circle No | Of Congregational Ladies'
Aid will mold a musical at Mrs. b. w.
Braley's on Friday evening, October l6.
Large, white, mealy potatoes, 6s cents
a bushel in twenty. busnel lots. Must
be unloaded Tuesday. Don't wait. Smith
g. Cummings.
&c son assemble regiliere de PUnion
prize tous les membres d'etre presents.
On diseutera des affairs importantes.
All those who have employed care
taker for lots in Hope cemetery are mott
fled that the charges for the same are
now due. Please call at II Merchant
street.
I'm time OF peace prepare for war;
Is your furnace in condition for winter
tiress The n. ID. Phelps Co repair fur
naees and carry full line OF the best
heaters.
+, j. B. Marsh and granddaughter, who
have been stopping at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. +. +. Cheney, for the
past week, returned to-day to their
home in Tunbridge.
Lysias B. Wiley Of 1920 Washington
street, this city, and Mrs. Lydia r. Will
ley Of Barton Larding were married at
the latter place Saturday afternoon,
Rev. w. r. Davenport performing the
ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Arkley of East
Barre, Miss Josie George George OF Rich.
mond and Charles H. Northrop returned
last evening from South Royalton, where
they attended the funeral of Fred E.
Northrop.
Every member of the Criagnair club
is especially requested to meet at John
Forsyth place, Tuesday
evening, October -; also all the ladies,
young and old. II is very important
that all be present at 1880 o'clock.
The committee having the musicale in
charge announce with great satisfaction
that Mrs. Sheldon who has already de.
lighted Barre audiences by her skillful
violin playing, will play at Mrs Braley's
Frida night. Admission 25 cents.
For the excursion TO Boston Wednes.
day. the l4th, travel via the Montpelier
g. Wells River railroad and Il. & NJ rail.
road and enjoy ride along the shore of
Jake Winnepesaukee. Only 5000. and
tickets good for return until October
gath inclusive.
The bans of marriage between Miss
Ida Hughes of Montpelier and Royal
Mcintyre, moving picture operator in |
the AoMlquc hL Al1HtpeleT, were pun |
lished in st. Augustine's church in Mont |
pelier on Sunday. Miss Hughes is the
young lady who has been singing in the
Theatorium in Barre.
Washington county will miss C. NJ
Winch whose sudden death comes az
great shock to his many friends. He
was reelected at the September election
rs assistant judge of this county to
serve a second time He was a level.
headed man and was of great service,
both on the bench and as member of
The prison board Montpelier Journal.
The prize in the weekly golf tourna-
ment for the ladies of the Barre Colt
hub, which was contested for during last
summer, was won by Miss Penelope Gall,
who had large lead over all other
players The points for the summers
playing are as follows: Miss Gall 30.
Mrs. II. G. Woodruff 10, Miss Mary Sex,
on l9, Mrs. G. A. Dodge l6, Miss Josie
Holden -, Miss Caroline Griswold 70.
Yrs. G. N. Tilden IL, Mrs j. G. Walk.
II 6.