The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-20
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Local Happenings Tersely Told for Busy
Readers.

Whag NNehht'
A few children's velvet coats at cut
prices at Abbotts
Thanksgiving tailor made waist only
Sl.25 at Vaughan's.
New neckwear just received by The
Frank MeWhorter Co.
| Fred Pitkin Of Mansfield was a visi
tor in the city yesterday.
Public dance in Worthen hall, Satur
day night. Fred Minnie.
Misses Ida Congo and Jessie Patton
went to Burlington yesterday to work.
Pure leaf sage that is free from sticks
and stones, at the Red Cross Pharmacy
Buy pianos and organs at Bailey's
Music Rooms, IA Elm street, Barre, W.
1 Suit sale ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS up 10
and including $3.50 for $3.50 at Fits,
You should investigate the special
values offered at Perry's on Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Drown returned
last night from weeks visit in Boston.
Mrs. Fernando Perras was called TO
Richmond yesterday by the illness of her
father.
Fritz Jackson and r. A. Prindle went
to Groton this morning on rabbit hunt
ing trip.
1 All Woodmeu having uniforms are re-
quested TO leave them at the hall not
later than December I'd
We are now giving a 90 per cent, dis.
count on all trimmed hats. Mrs. G. A.
BARTLETT and Miss Nelson, 200la North
Main street.
The male chorus OF the Holding Meth.
odist church will meet for rehearsal on
Friday evening directly after the regular
choir rehearsal.
A ladies' bowling club has been or.
ganized and it win meet for the first
time on the Pearl street alleys this af-
ternoon. Those desiring TO Join should
apply to Mrs. Irving Whitehead,
Some good sport IS anticipated when
Jack Grace and Arthur Dovine meet in
a catch-as.catoh.can wrestling match at
the opera house tomorrow night Tic
kets are now on sale at Hendricks
All those going 10 attend the celebra-
ton of the 2lst anniversary of the n. L.
o. p 81 Montpelier tonight should take
the quarter past seven car. The car will
be held at Montpelier until after the
entertainment.
The case Of John Mcclellan, charged
with robbery from the person OF Matt
Matson, which was to have come up in
city court yesterday afternoon, was con
tinued until tomorrow on account OF the
inability Of the attorneys 10 be present.
Vehicles Of all kinds were seen on the
streets last evening and to-day. TAX
ing advantage Of the snow, many people
are dviring around in sleighs, which ran
smoothly, and the auto enthusiasts are
still running their cars around the
streets.
S. J. Segel & Co. in the scampini
block, North Main street, offer for Sat
urday. six mems long Kersey overcoats
with nice ftr-trimmed collar, fine black
satin lined, regular SIG garment, for
only SIP, sizes IS to ~. Come early; on
sale for Saturday only. Remember the
price and place.
HOLSTERS, Lobsters!--At the Pearl
street Rathskeller, Saturday evening, be-
tween the hours Of and IL, one lobster
and two quarts of steamed CLAIMS will be
served in Lobster haN only. Price 81.
Additional Holsters, 50c each. These sup.
pers will be continued each Saturday
until further notice.
The poverty" benefit dance held in
Miles hall last evening by the Ladies
Aid society OF ST. Monieas church was
fairly we'll attended and pleasant time
was enjoyed. The Ladies' committee
which had charge Of the dance was com
posed Of Mrs. w. II, Murphy, Mrs. A.
j, Loranger, Mrs. J. L. Murphy and
Miss Clara Loranger.
Pauline Hammond and her excellent |
company viii be at the opera house for |
one week with a line Of up 10 the minute |
plays. The company il we'll adapted to
this particular line Of plays, and each !
one IS presented in a first class manner. |
The line Of plays offered will be, "The |
Great Poison Mystery" "A Wife's Sin" |
My Uncle from Japan" LENA Rivers"
East Lynne" IAN Irish Hero" "0ur |
Jim, MAN and Master" "A Man from
the West" "The Devil" The plays are |
we'll known successes. Monday night, |
ladies' night, when the usual ladies' l5c
tickets will prevail. Seats now on sale /
A certain Barre Young man, would-be |
better versed perhaps in at
fairs Of the heart than in the laws of
The state, was deeply chagrined young
man few days ago In company with |
his lady, who has hardly reached the
age when she can marry without par
entail consent, the young man went to
4 neighboring town 'unsouht and I'M
seem" and as he supposed unknown to-
bis friends. His purpose in visiting this
town was to have the knot, which should
weld their destinies into one, tied by
some person duly authorized 1t is UNI
lestood that he visited Il clergyman or
Two before be discovered the necessity
for a license and then when he did apply
10 the town clerk there was nothing do
ng and the couple returned to Barre
,till united II is understood that dill
.erent arrangements have been made ard
he parents consent has been gained and
hat the marriage win be celebrated
within few days.