The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-19
TALK OF THE TOWN.


| view coat sweaters az flttss
| November DelincAtor at vaughan's.
Peter Merlo is in Boston on business
| 1925 plaid whist, osc, at yaughan's.
ntDenton's sleeping garments at Alb
| bolts.
Mrs. NJ. Garyey is visiting relatives il
Plainheld.
Fancy waistcouts from the Frank Nc
Whorter Co.
Excursion TO Montreal, Oct. 81. Sc,
adv on page 4.
New nannellette for kimonos at th,
Vaughan Store.
Oliver Stone visited friends in Gran
vile yesterday.
A. r. Fort Is able to be out after a
three weeks Hines.
Watch for the date Of the concert al
the Uniyersalist church.
Louis Bousneau left last night on a
business trip to Chicago,
II. A. Phelps returned yesterday from
few days visit in Boston.
Frank Langeyin went TO Burlington
yesterday for visit with relatives.
Roller skating every evening this week
from $50 to 10 p. m, in Hale's pavilion.
Fred Burton returned to-day from a
visit with relatives in Springfield, Mass,
A regular meeting Of the Junior For
esters win be held Tonight at o'clock.
A son was born Saturday, October IL,
to Mr., and Mrs. stephen Dineen of Pike
street
j. O. Morrison Of Cambridge, Mass,
is visiting his obi home, the Morrison
farm, for a short time.
The Cleaners will meet Tuesday even
ING with Miss Alice Blanchard, 263 North
Main street, at 1880 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Kankeid Of Me-
thuen, Mass. are visiting friends and
relatives in the city for few days.
New songs and jokes will be given by
the Y. p. A. MINISTRIES at the Presbyter-
ian church fair. Watch for the dates
Mr.. and Mrs. Almon Keith returned
Saturday from Randolph, whore they
have been residing this summer on their
farm.
The line OF Glenwood ranges, coal and
wood heaters is complete al Reynolds
& Son. Call and see them before you
decide.
The ladies of the Baptist mission
society viii meet in the church vestry
Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock, for
work.
The attention Of the call men of the
Barre fire department is called to the
numbers and location of the three new
boxes.
The D. A. Perry Real Estate agency
has sold for +. a. Gallison his house on
Franklin street to James Adie. Consid-
Grafton nearly $4,000.
How is the old range! All right for
another winter2 Better look over the
full line Of Magee ranges and heaters at
the N d. Phelps 90 before you buy.
A dense pail of smoke hung over this
city carly to-day, having been blown
from forest fires, and ii made people
think at first that the long need rain
was coming.
Regular meeting Of r. OF r. Tuesday
night at 1850 sharp. A large attendance
is desired. Work, rank Of knight on two
candidates. Refreshments will be served
after the work.
A regular meeting Of Hearts Of Oak
lodge, No. ATT, Order Sons Of st. George,
will be held in Foresters' hail. Tuesday
night at ! o'clock: full attendance is
requested. Per order Sec.
you'll need an umbrella soon, regard
less Of present appearances, A. A. Smith
and Brother are selling sl.50 and So ones
for 9s cents, and rs cent ones for 40
cents Pretty good bargains, EN- Some
thing else of uncommon interest you
will find in their adj. on page to-day.
If you are not in the habit Of reading
Smiths ads, it's very good time to
start now. Why notg
The auction sale of Mrs. win Georges
farm in Plainfeld Saturday brought out
a large crowd and bidding was particu-
larly brisk. DIR. Barber was the auc
tioneer The farm brought $4,000 and
was knocked down to John HoIlenbeek
Of South Barre; it includes the sugaring
tools The cows brought high prices, the
average being about $50. Mrs. George is
to remove to this city to reside,
A very pleasant surprise party was
given to Masters George and James Pat |
terson Saturday evening at their home
on Branch street The evening was spent
in playing games, singing and dancing |
were served. In behalf OF |
the little folks, the Misses Flora Morgan |
and katheryn Patterson presented them |
TWO handsome jackknives. There were
about p present.
Henry Russ returned this morning
rom East Granville, where he was call
ID by the death Of his mother, Mrs. Jane
Russ, who died on Friday and whose
funeral was held yesterday. She was
y years of age and leaves, besides the
ION in Barre. two other sons. John and
Fred of Elmore, and two daughters, Mrs.
Carrie arshall of Roxbury and Mrs SUI
IAN Patch of East Granville. She was
living with the latter at the time Of her
leath.
"The Passion Play" had an extraordi-
larry run at the Biiou theatre last Fri.
lay and Saturday. The crowds were so
arge that some had to be turned away.
Those who did see it declared II to be
he best thing of the kind they had ever
Witnessed To-day the Bijou offers a
aried program, the most of which IS
iglt comedy. ''Buneoed- Stage Johnnie"
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