The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-19
TALK OF THE TOWN
Local Happenings Tersely Told for Busy
Readers.

business to-day
A few ohildrens velvet coats at cut
prices at Abbotts.
Thanksgiving tailor made waist only
sl.25 at Naughan's.
New neckwear just received by the
Frank McWhorter Co.
Public dance In Worthen hall, Satur'
day night Fred Minnie.
c. D. swasey left this morning on a
business trip to Springfield.
Yenison supper at Hawes' restaurant
tonight from $3.50 TO o'clock.
A. NJ. Morrison went to Waterbury
this morning on a business visit.
Abraham Jacobs Of East oorinth was
business visitor in the city to-day.
G. w. Perry and II. A. Phelps went to
Boston last night on business trip.
Darwin c. Jones of Montreal is visit.
ing friends in the city for few days.
Miss Mary Hosman went to Woods
vile, N. H., to-day to visit relatives.
Pure leaf sage that is free from sticks
and stones, at the Red Cross Pharmacy.
Buy pianos and organs at Baileys
Music Rooms, IA Elm street, Barre, VI.
Suit. sale cxtraordinary-riits up TO
and including $3.50 for $3.50 at Fits.
You should investigate the special
values offered at Perry's on Saturday,
Gordon Smith returned yesterday from
business trip through New York and
Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Ruth Avery returned to Enosburg
Falls tais morning after visit with
friends in the citys
Frank L. Austin returned yesterday
from two weeks vacation spent with
friends in New York.
James Henry returned yesterday from
Buffalo, n. y, where ne has been work
ing for several months.
Mrs. Frank Wallace went 10 Marsh.
field this morning for few days visit
at the home of her mother.
Peter Merlo underwent successful
operation for appendicitis at the Mary
Fletcher hospital last Tuesday and is
now reported to be on the rapid road
to recovery.
Among the bills passed by the Yer.
mont House of Representatives yester
day afternoon was one amending the
charter of the Granite Mutual Fire In.
suranoe company Of this city.
Mrs. Jane Carlo Of this city has been
granted divorce from George Carlo of
Montpelier, in Washington county court,
on the ground Of intolerable severity.
The annual convocation Of district No.
Z, 0. Il. S., win be held at Montpelier,
Tuesday evening, November 7, All mem.
bers Of the order IN good standing are
invited TO attend. Banquet served at 8
O'Clock. An who can will take the 4:45
P. N. car.
The viii of Mrs. ANGELA French was
read yesterday before Probate Judge
Carleton at Montpelier. Dr. o. II. Reed
is executor. Stanley @. Wilson has been
appointed administrator of the estate
Of Ephraim L. Franeh, husband of Mrs.
ANGELA French.
Wednesday evening, Dec. 2, brings to
the Barre opera house, neither comic
opera nor drama, but high class en-.
tertainment, the result of months OF
careful preparation The mere announce
ment OF which wifi insure a crowded
house. Watch for bills.
At the New England Order Of Protec.
ton meeting last night, the committee
reported that Barre ledge would unite
with Stannard lodge at Montpelier Fri.
day evening to celebrate the 2lst ami
versanI of.&he order Notice of the time
OF leaving viii be in o-morrow's paper.
The annual district meeting Of the
Rebekah lodges OF district No. Z. l. o.
0. f. viii be held at Montpelier this
evening, All Rebeltahs are invited to
attend. Banquet from 5 until p. m. |
There viii be a special car to Barre
after the meeting Per order Noble
Grand.
Among the successful deer hunters
and not yet mentioned was
A. G. Shepard, who, last Friday, brought
down a l50-pound buck in the northeast |
part Of Barre Town. The buck crossed |
Mr., Shepard's farm between this city
and Montpelier and Mr.. shepard trailed |
him over toward Fred Wlillard's place.
where he got in the shot that did the !
business.
The Rev. D. S. Toy and Frank Dick
son, the eyangelists who have been hold. !
ing meetings in this city for the past |
two weeks, went to Riehford this morn |
ing. whore they hold series OF meet |
ngs. From there they so to Richmond, |
Va. and then back to Boston and |
Springfield. Mass They then 90 to Chi |
sago and to Vancouver and next fall |
will be in Australia.
a delightful lecture was given in the /
~niyersalist church last evening BY |
-Aarles f underhill Of New York in The
series of lectures and recitals given I'M
Ter the auspices OF Goddard seminary.
An appreciative audience Of 200 people
vas present. Mr. UnderhiIl, who is an
'locutionist of marked ability, had for
lis subject the great humorist Mark
Twain and he rocitod some OF bis best
known pieces in most pleasing manner.
lie told interesting facts about the life
ind characteristics of Mark Twain, gain
d from personal acquaintance with the
nan, making his recital instructive as
we'll at highly entertaining