The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-05
TALK OF THE TOWN
Local Happenings Tersely Told for Busy
Readers.

and SIPS at Vaughan's.
New line Of ehildrcn's school dresses
just received at Abbott's.
G. II. Cushman of Lyndonville was q
visitor in the city yesterday.
Ray Kellogg Of Worcester, Mass, is
visiting relatives in the city.
Large river farm of 2o4 acres to be
sold; see adv. on seventh page.
]. E. Ripley of Burlington was bust.
ness visitor in the city yesterday.
Saturday sale of hosiery at Perry'sy
two pairs Of ladies' or ehildren's heeced
hose for 2jc.
G. Herbert Pape went TO Rutland TO-
day TO attend meeting OF the Vermont
fire insurance agents.
The Frank Mcwhorter Co. ask you
10 see their plush lined fur-trimmed over
coat in their window at $3.50.
Mrs. w. ]. odgeys, who has been visit.
ing her son, Frank Odgers, returned to-
day TO her home in Mantle, Conn.
Mrs. ]. NJ Pelton, who has been visit
ing at the home Of her brother, Noble
S. Love, returned to-day TO her home in
Rutland.
The regular meeting of the Y. P. A.
of the Presbyterian church has been
postponed until further notice. Watch
for date.
Mrs. Patrick Brown and Mrs. Margaret
Nelson were called to st. Johnsbury to-
day TO attend the funeral OF their moth.
er, Mrs. Patrick Leonard.
Anyone looking for farm or personal
property will do well to attend the auc-
ton Of the Alvin Cate farm in East
Montpelier, Saturday, Nov. Z.
Bishop A. c. Al. Hall Of the Episcopal
diocese Of Vermont will visit the Church
Of the Good Shepherd in this city on
December 10, according to the present
program.
William Robertson will sing at the
concert in the Uniyersalist church Fri
day evening. November 9. Miss Blake
OF the seminary will be one of the read
ers on the program.
The basket ball game which was
played in Bales pavilion last night be-
tween the Barre Eagles and the Italian
Athletic club, was won by the Eagles,
with score Of II TO 10.
Martin Riley has nearly completed for
W. G, Reynolds cottage house on South
Main street near Mr. Reynolds residence.
II. A. Wilkinson has house well under
way on the opposite side Of the street.
Lost or stolen: A large tiger colored
cat. with white breast and feet, answers
to the name Of @Trixy." Will anyone
see or know Of such cat please notify
J. J. Hogan, Barre Town, or telephone
357.23l
John Bottigi and Mrs LUCIA Bizzozero
were united in marriage at l0:30 o'clock
this morning at the city clerks office by
James Maekay, justice Of the peace.
Mr. and Mrs. Bottigi will reside at 2
High Bolborn street.
Typography: Have received lot of
plain bass wood boxes for typography
and will sell them plain or designed.
Also will give lessons in typography and
designs Call or address Summer street
school building, or at 81 SUNNI street
+. G. Rowell
"rhc Kings Business" at NJ f. church
at 1880 tonight, All classes and coudi-
tons OF men are earnestly invited TO
attend Good music under the direction
Of Frank Dickson. and The Kings Bust
ness begins with an address by Rev.
d. S. Toy, evangelist.
Rev. w. W Latte of Montpelier last
night preached at the special meeting
at the Evangelical church, Merchant
street He will preach again tonight
and the pastor, Rev g. Howard Taylor,
will preach tomorrow night. There will
be no service Saturday night.
For three weeks You have been told
through the columns of this paper some.
thing Of the domestic coal situation. Did
You take the hintg Shippers have adj
yanced the prices and the local dealers
have to follow. Before another advance.
send your order for your winter supply
to Calder & Richardson, Depot square.
They have the best grades OF coal at the
right prices, also nice dry wood. Do it
now.
The largest attendance of the fair
gathered at the Woodmen's hall last
night for the Knights of Pythias fair,
and the evening was thoroughly enjoyed
by all The Gibson mandolin orchestra
furnished the program OF the evening,
and the music was much appreciated.
After the concert the floor was cleared
and dancing was in order for the re-
mainder Of the evening, music being
by Gilhertson's orchestra. The
booths did . good business last night,
The Ladies' Union Of the Universalist
church viii hold their fair Thursday and
Friday, November u and IL, at which
time two excellent Shippers viii be served,
and from the various booths useful ar
ticles may be obtained. The following
ladies will preside at tine different
booths: aprons. Mrs. Agnes Bradford
and Mrs. Ella Nooreroft; fancy work
and handkerehiefs. the Misses Ruth
Quigley and Nellie blanchard; candy, the
Misses Blanche Bradford and Blanche
Spaulding; foed, Mrs. + I Cutler
DR.. z. ARCHAMBAULT.I