The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-04
TALK OF The TOWN
Local Happenings Tersely Told for Busy
Readers.


business to-day.
/ DR.. y. G. Ghidela was in Waterbur!
on business yesterday.
w. j. Mcneil left to-day for business
visit in Granville, n. Y.
Mrs Albina Ross went to Montrea
to-day for a few days visit.
Mrs. i. Consorti went to Burlington
yesterday to visit relatives.
A good opportunity to buy handker
chiefs at Perry's on Saturday.
See the display Of fur goods in the
window Of the Frank McWhorter Co.
George II. Stearns Of st. Johnsbury
was visitor in the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Lyford Of Chel
sen were visitors in the city yesterday.
Saturday will be big day at The
Vaughan Store Come early in the day
j. W. Lyman, who has been in til.
city on business, left to-day for Swan
ton.
J. Frank Dragon of Plattsburg, N. Y.
is in the city on business and visiting
friends.
The i. o. r. NJ will hold public
whist party in X. OF p hall Friday even
ing, Dec. ..
w. B. Harmon wetn to Shelburne yes.
terday 10 attend the funeral Of his
grandmother.
Miss Anna st. Cyr Of Plainfeld was
in the city yesterday and purchased a
piano OF II. A. Gould.
A son, Reginald Woodruff, was born
to Mr. aud Mrs. Carl Densmore of l2
Gill street on November IL.
A new upright piano, just little used,
for sale cheap, If taken al once. Bailey's
Music Rooms, IL Elm street, Barre.
IL is for your interest to trade at
Veale & knights You can save dis.
count on cash sales the next seven days.
One of the exclusive patterns in wall
papers can be seen in the furnished bed
room in the show windows Of b. w.
Hooker & Co.
Almost seventy-fve thousand Blasius
made pianos sold for from $500 to
$4,000 above my prices. Think it over.
II. A. Gould.
Harry NJ. Reams Of the granite firm Of
Reams & McBee Of Mansfield, Ohio, ar
rived in the city yesterday for a few
days business visit.
DO not get supper on Tuesday night,
but go to the Baptist church and get the
best chicken pie supper you ever ate
for 25c. See menu elsewhere.
BE sure and 20 to the NJ E. church,
Dec. nth, to the illustrated lecture on
California given by Rev. j. E. Badger,
and her Mrs Badger, formerly Miss Les
sic Shepard, sing.
At Perry's on Saturday, six all linen
handkerchiefs 25c; six ladies' initial
handkerehiefs for 25c; six mems plain
white handkerchiefs for 25e; two ladies'
very fine linen handkerchiefs for 25c;
tire mems linen handkerchiefs tready
for use, very softI for 25c.
The I. o. G. T. win hold a masquer.
ade soci aland promenade in X. Of C.
ade social and promenade in X. OF G.
best dressed couple and to the worst
dressed couple. Admission 10 cents.
The bride viii be waiting for the groom;
also Scotch lassie viii be there. Music
Ny All bItAesAfd,
HOLSTERS, HOLSTERS AT the Pearl
street Rathskeller, Saturday evening, be-
tween the hours Of and II, one lobster
and two quarts of steamed clans will be
served in Lobster bali only. Price ST.
Additional Holsters, SOC each. These sup.
pers will be continued each Saturday
until further notice
That greatest Of shakespeare'z histor-
zeal dramas, King Henry the Fourth, will
have its first presentation in Barre this
evening, Mr.. Hannibal A. Williams,
whose well-earned fame as an inter
prefer Of the great English dramatist
has preceded him, will appear under
most favorable conditions in the Uni
church tonight as large au-
iienee i already assured
About thirty couples held a private
dance iii the Woodmen's hall last night, |
i being the first OF series to be held |
during the winter The evening was
spent enioyably up to midnight, with |
orchestra furnishing music. |
Light refreshments were served during |
Hhe internission. It is planned by the |
managers Of the series To hold Il dance |
about once each month, and possibly |
more frequently.
Miss Winifred f. Rowell is now in
Boston selecting goods for the shop
which she will open in the French house, t
'orner Of Main street and Keith avenue. I
iere will be found The latest things in /
'mbroideries and embroidery materials, /
lard made laees, ribbons and artistic
loyeities. Miss Rowell has had thorough
raining in the School Of Designing in
3oston, and will do stamping in exclusive
md original designs. Also furnish origi-
All hand painted place cards, favors, etc.
further announcement later
The annual donation day of the hospi-
al aid ASSOCIATION was held at tho Cong
cgationalist church yesterday afternoon.
iany people called during the afternoon
nd left articles which win be useful at
no hospital The donations included
led linen, table cutlery, old linen for
andages preserves iellies and pickles.
'he ladies Of the aid society wish to
xtend their thanks to those who donat.
d articles for the benefit Of the hospi-
al. The Barre city hospital although
has been opened but short time has
He'd q want long needed in the city.