The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-06
TALK OF THE TOWN

see ADD0tts Inc OF young ladies' fur
sets.
Winter underwear for children at the
Vaughan Store.
Y. 0. Crawford Of Highgate was a
visitor in the city yesterday.
Save one.third of your piano money
by buying of II. A. Gould.
William Craig returned today from a
several months visit in Scotland.
Gilbertson's orchestra Of eight pieces
at the X. Of p. fair alh this week.
Headquarters for underwear, all styles
and prices, at the McWhorter Co. store.
Z. G. Woodward of Groyeton, n. H.,
was business visitor in the city yes
terday.
| Don't forget the minstrel entertain
ment at Knights of Pythias fair to-
night.
Mrs. Peter G. Owens went to 81. Al
bans to-day to attend the funeral Of a
relative.
G. w. Boyce Of New York and J. G.
Taylor of Brattleboro are in the city on
business.
just look into our window and see the
values in back combs for soc. Kenyon's
Cash b. S.
Basket ball tonight at Hale's Pavilion.
II you come you viii see hard fought
game. s P. m. game called.
/ Mrs. Andrew Bonett went to st, Johns.
bury to-day to attend the funeral of her
mother, Mrs Patrick Leonard
The prettiest decorations that Barre
| people ever saw Is at the X. Of z. fair
in the Woodmen's hall, all this week.
There win be business meeting and
social for the Junior Union Of the Uni.
yersalist church, Saturday evening from
| to o'clock
| a lap robe has been left at the police
station. The owner is requested to call
and identity the property and pay for
this advertisement.
Peter Purchelli, Juan Fiori and Pas
quale Bagalli went to Chelsea to-day
to be in readiness for the opening Of
the hunting season.
Hunters can get cartridges, loaded or
empty shells, caps. wads, leaders, prim.
ers, etc, etc, AZ q great discount at H.
NJ. Ayerill's up one fight.
B. A. Eastman left to-day for a several
weeks hunting expedition to New Bruns-
wick Mrs. Eastman went to Natick
Mass, to visit friends during his alb
sence.
Mrs. A. D. Frontini, who has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. A. Gabelloni
returned to her home in Mortified to-
day She was accompanied By Mrs. Cab
elloni
The cows which are going to be sold
at the auction on the Alvin Cate farm
in East Montpelier are nearly all new
mich or viii be soon, and are an extra
fine lot.
All unsold season tickets to X. Of p.
fair must be left with r. S. Currier to-
night friday 50 that arrangements
may be made for drawing Of prize Sat
urday night.
T. L. Scott and R. A. Hoar were in
Williamstown to-day, where they APP
peared as counsel for III i. Douglas In
an 'tlectment suit against Perry BROTH
crs Of Randolph.
William Robertson will sing at the
concert in the tInirarsalist church Fri
day evening, November 6. Miss Blake
Of the seminary will be one Of the read.
ers on the program.
A rear-end collision occurred at Mont.
pelier Junction yesterday morning
between d, freight train and shifter.
Three or four freight cars were made
into kindling wood and Engineer Tim
othy Holland Of St Alhans was thrown
against the side Of his engine and one
arm broken.
The Alvin Cate farm in East Mont.
pelier. which is to be sold at auction
Saturday, November 7, is considered one
Of the best farms in the town The last
owners Of the farm paid up d mortgage
Of $500 In a little over four years. It
is estimated that there are 100000 feet
Of soft timber on the farm and a large
amount Of hard wood.
The banquet Of the City Farmers club
Will be given Wednesday. November II.
at eight O'Clock in the X. Of P. hall,
Blanchard block. Governor Prouty.
Lieut.. Governor Mead and some twelve
Of fifteen members OF the legislature are
expected TO be present, and the usual
good time may be lookedsfor Landlord
Morse Of the City Hotel will be caterer.
The farmers Of the surrounding COM
munities who attended the last banquet
and are DESTROYS Of going to this are re-
quested to get tickets before Saturday
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