The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-02
TALK OF The TOWN
Local Happenings Tersely Told for Busy
Readers.

Ccntemeri kid gloves at yeale q
Knights.
V. z. Ayers went to Groton on bust
ness yesterday.
G. S. Cushman went TO Richmond ON
business yesterday.
Joseph ossola left last night on a
business trip TO New York.
Good Rubbers In all sizes at the Peo-
pies Shoe Store Ilales block.
A. II. SWEET OF Portland Maine, was a
business visitor in the city yesterday.
Mrs. V. T.. Ayers has returned from
seven weeks visit in Massachusetts.
Paul Scampini returned last night from
a several days business visit in Bos.
Take your raw furs to Earl S. Shepard
& Co., IA Elm street, for highest market
prices,
George Bennett left this morning on a
business trip to Boston and Schenectady,
n. Y.
Munsing union suits for men and boys,
none better, at the Frank McWhorter
Co. store.
All STYLES Of jackets, wescuts and
sweaters from the Frank McWhorter Co.
$500 to $3.50
A meeting Of the Socialists will be
held in the Wheelock building to-night
at seven o'clock
Mrs c. c. Page and II. F. Cutler re.
turned ast night from a visit with rela-
tiyes in Lancaster, n. II.
Abbondi Corti left last night for New
York and will take passage tomorrow
to spend the winter in Italy.
Nelson santau, piano tuner, will be in
town in a few days. Leave orders at
Bailey's Music Rooms, IA Elm street.
William c. Goodwin returned last
night from a weeks visit with relatives
in Eitchburg. Mass, and Rockland, Me.
Frank Perras, barber in Woodworths
barber shop. and wife leave the last OF
this week Tor Montreal, where they viii
reside
Remember the meeting ia the Presby-
terrain church, Thursday evening at 1880
Those who are interested in the Y. P. A.
are requested to be present
Royal Society Floss, mercerized cot
ton, used for embroidery in place Of
silk in all shades. can be found at the
Art Store, Mrs. Edith W. Richardson,
proprietor,
The /. o. G. T, will hold a masquerade
social and promenade in X. Of c. hall
next Friday evening. Prizes given to the
best dressed couple and TO the worst
dressed couple. Admission 10 cents.
A letter received Yesterday from
Charles Mari, who is in the Agnes Me-
mortal sanatorium at Denver, Col.
states that he is gaining every day and
feels very much encouraged over his con
dition now.
John seampini Of this city. who has
been working out a sentence in the house
Of correction for an infraction Of the
liquor law, paid his fine Of $500 yester-
day and was discharged from the institu-
ton.
A special effort should he made by the
members Of Barre lodge, n. +. 0. p, to
be present at the meeting tonight, as
the officers for next year are to be nomi-
mated, several members are to be init
ated and number Of applicants are
70 be voted for The degree team meets
~ seven. Refreshments at close OF the
meeting. G. 4. Spear Sec'y
The musicale given last evening by the
Sylvan club at the pleasant home of Mr.
and Mrs. ". w. Calder OF Maple avenue
was voted a charming success by those
present The quartet work OF the club
was most tuneful and the blending Of
the voices particularly good The male
quartet numbers received hearty APP
plause and an encore was kindly given,
solos were sung by Dr. HOLSTER, Mrs.
Panton and Mrs Beattie. The program
though intended to be short, was some.
what heightened as every number was
enthusiastically met with demand for
an encore.
IN spite Of the promises Of the early
completion Of The NEW Central Vermont
station, the little shantv at the Granite
street crossing il still the headquarters
of the railroad in this city The plat
form is usually covered with baggage
and passengers are greatly inconven-
fenced in getting to and from the trains
As a camping out summer proposition,
the SANITY was not so bad, but as the
weather gets colder the need Of d real
station and waiting room Is felt The
reason for the delay in opening the new
station seems unnecessary to the casual
observer. as the building is practically
completed. It is now over two weeks
since the workmen left the building be.
cause they ran out of material, when
il was stated that two or three days
more work were required to complete The
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