The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-14
TALK OF THE TOWN
Local Happenings Tersely Told for Busy
Readers.

Nollef skntlnR tonight,
Plenty of winter underwear at Perry's
Gloves for dress and work from th,
Frank McWhorter company.
Keep your horse warm; buy a 81
blanket Of us. Reynolds & Son.
A. II. Pepper of Washington wae il
the city to-day on bushes visit.
Laoles' outing robes, god values fol-
SIC, and Sl.00 each. Veale q Knight.
Prof. Elmore's dancing school will oper
in Woodmen's hall, Tuesday evening
Oct. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Z. Lewis returned
yesterday from visit at the home Of
her parents in Lancaster, n. il.
The Frank Mcwhorter company car
ries the Sterling golf jackets, wescuts
and sweaters for men and boys.
N. G. santau, Bailey's piano tuner OF
Burlington, is in Barre for few days
Orders can be left at w. +, Harris book
store.
Drive OF that chilly feeling with a
cup of Mascott's hot chocolate served
with whipped cream, cents with sal.
tines included.
Mrs. George Robertson and daughter
haywood left to-day on the noon train
for Boston, and they viii visit the sur.
rounding cities.
Miss Jessie o. Patton returned 10 her
home in East Barre yesterday after
spending two weeks at the home Of Miss
Nellie l.. Even.
Public Scotch dance will be held in tae
X. of G. hall, scampini block, October
IL, at 1880. Gentlemen 50c, ladies free.
G. Fowler, floor manager
Mrs. Julia Blanchard and daughter,
Nellie, left this morning for Mansfield.
Mass, for visit at the home Of Mrs.
+. II. Clay, formerly of Barre Town.
All those who have employed care.
taker for lots in Hope cemetery are mott
fed that the charges for the same are
now due. Please call at II Merchant
street.
I'm time Of peace prepare for war"
Is your furnace in condition for winter
iires2 The n. ID. Phelps Go. repair fur
naces and carry full line OF the best
heaters.
Regular meeting OF Jumpers, Boxers
and Derrickmen's branch, No. so, Q, w
l. u. OF n. A., Wednesday. October H.
at 1880 P. m, in carpenters hall. A. f.
Nichols, secretary.
A special meeting of the Ladies' Aid
society of Presbyterian church will be
held in the church vestry this evening
at seven o'clock. II is necessary that all
members be present.
A surprise party was given to Miss
Lizzie Melvin at her home at 10 Pleasant
street on Monday night in honor of her
sixteenth birthday. After singing and
playing games, the guests vert served
with refreshments, and during the even.
ing Miss Christina Brown presented Miss
Melvin some very handsome presents.
A smoke talk will be given by Green
Mountain council, No. 1856. Royal Ar
eanum, in carpenters hall. Nichols block,
Friday evening, when Deputy Supreme
Regent Daniel r. Beekford of Boston
win be present and give an address.
while g. b. Goodrich of the same city
will assist in the entertainment with
mandolin, banjo and comic songs.
An entire car load Of scenery and seen.
ic effects are carried for the production
of Henry w. Savage's authorized YER
sion of The Devil which is to be seen
at the Barre opera house Thursday.
October Is. This is the only company
that has been given permission by Mr.. |
Savage to present this wonderful play
a play that mas created world wide dis |
cussion during the past few weeks
The Queen Of the Forest Circle gave |
Mrs J, f. Mcdonald surprise last night |
in honor of her return from a visit to |
Scotland for several months, and show
her how they appreciated having her
back with them again. Mrs. James Trail, |
IN behalf Of the company presented Mrs
Mcdonald silk umbrella and purse.
Wien Mrs Mcdonald came to herself.
she thanked all those present and told
them how glad she was to be among
them again. Refreshments were served
and social hour was spent.
The students at Montpelier seminary
are now feeling better disposed toward
Goddard because a foot bah which was
knocked out of Montpelier seminar,
professors arms during the NJ. S.-M II.
5, foot ball game Monday was returned
Yesterday with apologies. Montpelier
charged the act to Goddard
students, who were present and who
,hecred voeiferously for Montpelier high
school. It's said also that several young
fellows not students at Goddard assisted
N the seizure Of the pig-skin,
Forty nine tickets were sold this morn.
ng fol the excursion on the Central
Vermont railroad to Boston. Among
hose who went were Miss Florence
Noyes, Mrs. S. Moves. w, II, Crockett.
slr. and Mrs. d. VI. Miles. Mr.. and
Yrs. T. II. Cave. Mrs J. C. Booth. Mrs.
Arthur Cave, Mrs. T. c. Carson. Mr. and
Yrs. w, II. Conner. Miss Jessie Morgan.
Hiss Carrie Bemis, w IT. Haviland, Mrs.
george Murray, George Murray, Jr., Mrs.
lanes Murray, Miss Kate West, Mr. and
,lrs L. r. Hutchinson Mr.. and Mrs
lyman A. Taft, Mrs w NJ Holden,
FRS Charles G. Scott. Mrs Edward NJ
NJ n.-1-a-1