The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-01
TALK OF THE TOWN

dren at Naugnans.
Fred Brown and w. III Hayiland shot
q doe in painded Saturday
r. q Wells went 70 South Royalton
this morning On business trip.
DR.. George II. spiller, optican. win be
at the City Hotel, Nov, ! and 2.
George Hail Of Boston was business
visitor in the city over Sunday.
W. II. Goodfellow went to Waterbury
this morning on business trip
william McAuiey returned yesterday
from a several weeks visit in New York.
Flannel shirts, al colors, for dress
and work, from the Frank McWhorter
60.
Arthur Peaslee Of Brookfeld visited
at the home Of r. i. Haywood Satur-
day,
A barrel Of we old fashioned hore.
hound drops just received at the Red
Cross.
For fit and service buy the Munsing
underwear for ladies' and chiidren's at
Abbott's
S. r. Hinsdale viii be in Barre Tues
day with a carload Of lake-shore, hand
picked apples IN barrels.
Russell II. Conwell win lecture at the
Barre opera house, Wednesday evening,
November 3. Hear him.
The Athena club meet with Mrs. Bug
bee, Washington street, Tuesday even
ing, Nov, 2, beginning promptly at 1880.
Dancing class--W. L. Nichols will
start an evening class, Wednesday even.
ing, Nov 10. Watch for further no
tice.
Mr. and Mrs. r. n. Aldrich returned
Saturday night from Springfield, Mass,
after ten days automobile TRIP
through Massachusetts, and Connecticut.
Green Mountain lodge, No. 4el, ma
chinists union, win hold its regular
meeting Monday evening, November j.
Please attend George q Richards, hoe.
sec.
Henry Soldini, Ray o. worthen, All.
bert Freeman and Arthur wark went
10 Burlington this morning to take up
their studies at the university Of YER
mont.
Woodl Wood Dry slab wood. s2 SO
per run. delivered Dry limb wood, 5000
per run, delivered. Leave orders at 90
Washington street. Phone 1855 a. w.
Winch. Admir-.
There will be a regular meeting Of Lo.
cal. No. 20. international Brotherhood
Of Transfers, in the painters hall. old
city building. Wednesday evening, Nov
ember 3. At 1880 sharp. George Z. Nil.
Ter, president.
The regular meeting Of tire r. o. o. i.
". u, win be held in the K. Of G. hall,
Monday evening, November l. at
o'clock sharp. The Pink degree win Be
worked. After the meeting refreshments
win be served.
Second hand sewing machines. Singer.
Wheeler a Wilson and q few other
makes, all IN good repair, for sale
cheap All kinds Of machines repaired.
work guaranteed, ]. J. Rooney, is
Seminary street. Tel 2S-l1.
IN the new Eight Bells" which win
be the attraction At the opera house to.
morrow night, the Brothers Byrne play
the parts Of students and servants and
have I'LL manner of escapades, each sue.
ceeding the other in rapid order and each
one more comical than the one preceding
it; 80 It goes through tho three very
amusing acts Of the piece.
Prof Gilmore wishes to announce that
he viii commence his evening classes in
Woodman's hall, Tuesday evening. No.
yember q Mr.. Elmorc has started sew.
eral juvenile classes in Montpelier. for
afternoon work, and Ia teaching some 81
the finest dancing that has ever been
seen, for the little folks. II there are
any Of the mothers in Barre. who wish
to form a juvenile class. Prof. Flmore
would be glad to have them communi-
cate with him.
For the first time IN the history Of the
stage, q play has been written dealing
with that most interesting type 81 Amer
lean, namely, the travelling salesman. ana
which will be seen at the opera house
next Thursday. Nov 4 II was written
by James Forbes, the author Of seThe
Chorus Lady, which means that first
class entertainment filed with laughs Il
insured It's title, THE Travelling sales
man" indicates mirth and merriment.
projected in manner unique and inter.
esting.
A copy Of an Aberdeen. Scotland.
newspaper has been received Announcing
the death Of Rev. DR.. Stewart, pastor 81
the John street Congregational church
in Aberdeen, who will be remembered by
many Aberdeen people IN Barre. DR..
Stewart dropped dead from heart trouble
while walking with A. G. Morrison on the
Deesida turnpike He was native Of
CouparA Angus, born in 1885 and had been
preaching for IS years. DR. Stewards
greatest rcnown was gained through HIS
debate with Charles Watts, a seeularist.
For his notable defense Of reli1ion in
this forensic contest which took place
in 1872, be was given a testimonial, IN
GLIDING handsome gold watch and
purse Of forty sovereigns. He was also
noted as one Of the foremost temperance