The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-06
TALK OF THE TOWN
Local Happenings Tersely Told for Busy
Readers.
Tho K. q ?. fair, Woodmen's hall.


Keep your mind on the fair, Wood
mems hall.
Whist party in Odd Fellows ball, Sat
urday evening.
Scr the umbrella you can buy at 0sc
and Sl.25 at Vaughans.
New line OF chlldren's school dresses
Just received at Abbott's.
j, j. Dashnar went to Montreal to-day
for a visit with relatives.
f. NJ. Tayntor went 10 Waterbury this
morning on business visit
Arthur w. Premier left yesterday for
"a business visit in Montgomery.
Large river farm Of 224 acres TO be
sold; see adv. on seventh page.
See our merry Widow" and "Sheath
skirts" post cards. Keuyon's Cash j. $.
Joseph Rock went to Montreal last
night for few days visit with rela-
tiyes.
Saturday sale Of hosiery at Perry's,
two pairs Of ladies' or children's fleeced
hose for 25c,
The Daughters Of Clan Gordon in ex-
hibition driH at X. OF p. fair. tonight
New formations.
Follow the crowd TO the Knights Of
Pythias fair in Woodman hall. Dane
ing each evening,
Frank f. Ahstin left yesterday after
noon for two weeks vacation TO be
spent in New York.
Get fall and winter fashion book at
Perry's for 20 cents and a pattern free
a reliable STANDARD pattern.
Miss Mildred Franklin, who has been
visiting friends in the city, returned to-
day to her home In Lyman, n. II.
b. II. Griffith, j. c. Harris and Charles
Northrop went to Warren this morning,
where they will hunt deer next week.
Mrs. w. +. Worthen, who has been
visiting relatives in the city, returned
10 her home in Morrisville yesterday.
The sewing school will commence Sat.
urday. November 7, in the Mathewson
building. A large attendance is de-
sired.
Anyone looking for a farm or personal
property will do well TO attend the auc,
ton Of the Alvin Cate farm in East
Montpelier Saturday, Nov. Z.
Mrs William Thomas and Mrs. Samuel
Thomas, who have been visiting at the
home Of Frank Worthen, returned to
their homes in Hardwick yesterday.
The regular meeting Of the Barre Lit.
erary Debating association will be held
in the Wheelock hall tonight at 1880;
business Of importance. S. Henderson,
Sec.
All unsoh season tickets to K Of p.
fair must be left with r. 5. Currier to-
night friday so that arrangements
may be made for drawing OF prize Sat.
urday night.
The choir Of the NJ. z. church win
not meet for rehearsal at 20 Church
street but are requested to meet at the
church tonight at o'clock. Members
please take notice
Lost or stolen: A large tiger colored
cat. with white breast and feet. answers
to the name of "Trixy." win anyone
see or know Of such eat please notify
j. J. Hogan, Barre Town, or telephone
35T 232
When In need Of fall or winter suits
or overcoats, it will pay You to call on
Sadlier & Dawson, "a Elm street. No
extra charge for union label. Also
household specialties and home comforts
Cash or credit.
Photography; Have received a lot Of
plain Eastwood boxes for typography
and will sell them plain or designed
Also will give lessons in typography and
designs. Call or address Summer street
school building, or at 50 SUNNI street.
+ G. Rowell
Teh standing in the knights Of Pythi-
as voting contest for the most popular
salesiady in the city, as announced at
the fair last night, Is a. follows; Amy
Williams 2al, Bessie pitkin l4l. Hattie
Peer l24, Mary Fitzgerald TO- Margaret
Wood 63, Emma Hopkins IL.
Another big wrestling match viii come
of at the opera house on Saturday night,
when Fritz Hanson Of Worcester. Mass,
and Jack Grace of New York come to-
gether While Hanson has the advan-
tage in weight, Grace showed in the
match with Bourbon here on October 23d
that he II wonderful wrestler. Watch
out Tor some hot sport Tickets now on
sale at Hendricks.
For three weeks You have been told
through tho columns Of this paper some.
thing Of the domestic coal situation. Did
you take The hintl Shippers have al.
yancod the prices ard the local dealers
have TO follow Before another advance.
send your order for your winter supply
to Calder & Richardson, Depot square.
They haze the best grades Of coal at the
right prices, also nice dry wood. Do it
now.
One Of the most prominent and worthy
ATTRACTIONS at thr opera house this sea-
son will be Henry b. Harris product
ion Of Charles klein's remarkable sue
cess, "The Lion and the 3Iouse.s Few
dramas produced durine the pass twenty.
five years lave enjoyed the triumph ne.
corded this great play. founded On the
conditions that surround the workings Of
the trusts ard money kings Of to-day.
The high standard reached hv Mi. fIar-
MS as Z producing manager win be nain.
tanned in the coming engagement of THE
Lion ard the Nous and il would Seem
that little more accommodation viii be
necessary. Thursday, Nov Y.