The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-21
TALK OF THE TOWN.


1 Sl2o plaid waist, Voc, az Vaughans.
George Reed has moved to % Orange
street.
DR.. Dcnton's sleeping garments at Alb.
bolts.
Fiannclette wrappers at veale &
knights
Excursion to Montreal, Oct. 81. See
adv. on page 4.
New Gannellette for kimonos at the
Vaughan Store.
John Buguid left to-day for Montreal
for few days visit.
Frank L. Place went to Essex Junction
on business yesterday.
Mrs. William Miers left to-day for a
few days visit in Boston.
Louis Jacques went to st. Adams yes.
terday for few days visit.
G.. A. Drew of Marsh6eld was in the
city to-day on a business visit.
James D. Cospove OF ST. Johnsbury
visited friends in the city to-day.
Roller skating every evening this week
from 1880 to 10 P. M, in TALES pavilion.
William Cross went to Old Orchard
Beach, Me, last night on business
trip.
L. NJ. Averlll is offering Edison and
Victor records at reduced prices. See
adv
Mr.. and Mrs William Mercer returned
last night from a three weeks visit in
Massachusetts,.
Rodgers" famous silver plate and
iewelry, Agent Gordon Riddell, watch
maker, "a Elm street.
Don't forget Co. II fair in armory
hall, Montpelier, October 24.3l. Special
car to Barre each evening.
There viii be a regular meeting Of
the Ladies Auxiliary A. o. II. Wednes
day evening Oct. p, 1880.
Mrs. D. w. Agan Of Claremont, n.
H., is visiting for a week at the home
OF Mr. and Mrs. II. X. Bush.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. ]. Patch are visiting
4. n Bradbury, Mr., Patch being repre-.
sentative from the town OF Stannard.
Peter f. Fraser Of Hardwick was
called to the city yesterday by the i'll
ness of his brother inlaw, George Angus.
New songs and Jokes will be given by
the Y. p. A. Ministries at the Preshyter
ian church fair. Watch for the dates.
Perso un cane bianco dell eta di settle
mesi Chi to ritrova per fayore eonsegnare
a P. Crugnola, Is Foss street. Barre.
The line Of Glenwood ranges, coal and
wood heaters is complete at Reynolds
& Son. Call and see them before you
decide.
Mrs. w. F. Root Of Brattleboro ar
rived in the city yesterday and is a
guest at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. d. +.
Davis.
Lost: A brown silk girdle between
2s Averill street and Bolster avenue and
20 South Main street Finder please re-
turn to the Times Office.
savory, tempting clam chowder to.
night from 5 10 II p. m, at the new
Rathskeller. Chowder made from fresh
opened select clam. Is cents.
Workmen have begun operations on
the front Of the Aldrich building, max
ing preparations to build the front OF
the building nearer TO the street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. II. Cave arrived
home last evening from weeks visit
with their daughter, who is teaching in
the graded school at Sharon, Mass
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Palmer of Wood.
stock, n H., are visiting friends in the
city. Mrs, Palmer was formerly Miss
Davis and was employed in Bau's studio.
James Reid left yesterday for a several
months visit to his former home in
Scotland. This is Nh. Reds first visit
to the country Of his nativity in p
years,
N. c. Santau, Bailey's piano tuner Of
Burlington, was obliged to stay in Barre
another week to complete his work, Or
deTs can be left in Bailey's Music store,
IA Elm street, phone 9-l2.
All members Of tho Farmers club are
requested to be present at meeting to
be held in the quarry owners rooms in
the Miles block, Friday, Oct. 20, at |
1890 p. m. sharp. Per order Of com
mittee.
C. a. Barrows returned last night from
Mrs. Barrows underwent an /
operation at the Mary Fletcher hospital
IN that city yesterday. The operation
was successful and her early recovery is
expected.
You'll need an umbrella soon, regard
less Of present appearances. A. A. Smith
and Brother are selling $3.50 and 81 ones
for 9s cents, and rs cent ones for 40
,ents. Pretty good bargains, chi Some
hing else Of uncommon interest you
will find in their ad. on page to-day.
ii You are not in the habit of reading
Smiths ads. it's very good time to
start now. Why not
The first lecture in the court at God
lard viii be given tonight at 8. The
eeturer is Dr.. J. j. Lewis and the sub
ect II Samuel de Champlain. The lee
.ure is Illustrated with over 100 eolored
liews, and Is on a subject of vital inter
,st to Vermont people, Admission 25c,
chool children l5c Season tickets for
he four lectures can be bought at the
loor for 75e.
Henry Averill of Piermont, n H., for.
nerly OF this city, has an dairy which
le kept in the years from 1858 to 1858
An interesting portion Of it is the roster
# a military company composed of boys
II the village The officers were as
ollows:: captain, II. L. Averill; first
Aldro Goodrich; second lieu.
.cnant, 7, r. Lamphere; orderly ser