The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-06
TALK OF THE TOWN

] ~, to-day " work,
Whist party in odd Fellows hall, Sat
urday evening at s o'clock
v. LoPrest Of New York is visiting
friends in the city for a few days.
Gloves and mittens for Che man or
boy, from the Frank McWhorter Co.
Miss Ula Averill went to Boston to-
day for several weeks visit with relal
tires.
A barrel Of I'VE old fashioned bore
hound drops just received at the Red
Cross.
The Altrurians will meet with Mrs.
Travers, 10 Maple grove, Tuesday af-
ternoon.
Miss Floretta Miles went to Burliug-
ton yesterday for few days visit with
relatives.
G. 0. Avsrill win start his private
dancing lessons Tuesday, Oct. 70, IN the
Averil block.
Take your raw fur and deer skins to
Earl S. Shepard & Co. for the highest
market prices.
Another large consignment Of those
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c. Andrews shoe store.
James Gallagher left last night for
Hallowell, Me-. where be win work at
his trade as a stonecntter
Don't fail to attend the minstrel show
az the Masonic fair in Blanchard block.
All local artists. Local jokes
Miss Mabel Hall, who has been visit
ing Miss Charlotte Grove, returned yea
terday TO her home in South Ryegate.
Special sale, Saturday, November 9,
moulded rubber doormats. regular price
$3.50, Saturday only SLIP. G. w Aver
III & CO.
Mrs. N. n vassar Il prepared to do
dressmaking at her home, South Barres
fittings gwen at customers homes il pre-
ferred Telephone 1912.
The Goddard seminary foot ball team
went to Burlington this morning 10 play
the university 81 Vermont seconds, the
return game. The one played in Barre
was tie, neither scoring.
Ii possible, have the children's photo
graphs taken before $3.50 ?. M, prefer
able earlier, during the months 81 No.
yember and December The better the
light the better the picture Of baby.
Isn't II worth the efforti G. Bau
The ladies Of the Eastern Star are
10 conduct a large booth at the Masonic
fair next week filed with many fine and
attractive fancy articles, which will be
on sale Come early and make your
selections.
Best large size bananas, IA for 25
cents and III for rs cents. Malaga
grapes. 10 cents pound All kinds ar
seasonable fresh fruit at lowest prices
Preserving pears, so cents peck United
Fruit store.
The ladies' committee Of the Masonic
fair would like all articles solicited, ex-
eept candy, to be brought to the Ma
sonic banquet room on Friday OF Sat.
urday evenings Bring candy Monday
afternoon.
New home made candy department
specials. New England Fruit store. Pep
permint, wntergreen and maple creams,
Is cents pound. Molasses peppermint,
cherry drops and horehound drops. Is
cents pound Fresh arrival of Russells
celebrated chocolates, All sizes and kinds.
Special to-days homemade candy, 20
cents box delicious chocolate cara
mels, 10 cents a pound molasses cut
rock-eandv, Is cents pound salt wa
Ter kisses. vanilla and chocolate. is
cents a pound; molasses kisses, Is cents
pound Fresh-made to-day at the
Barre Candy Kitchen.
Paul r Marks and NelIa Olga simonds
were united Ia marriage Wednesday
evening By the Rev r. Q. Thayer at
the brides home at I French street. The
couple were attended BY Howard Sim.
onds and Miss Hattie Massie. After the
ceremony a delightful supper was served
to q company Of rs Of their friends.
The first IN series Of the Wells dane
ing assemblies was held ii the Wood
mems hall last night, being attended By
nearly thirty couples who danced until
midnight to music by Gilhertson's or
chestra. During the intermission light
Refreshments were served A vote was
taken to have FIVE more assemblies in
the series. the date Of each to be an
nounced al suitable time in advance
Of the dance
A Montreal dispatch announces the
arrival IN Montreal Of Bob Someryillc.
the wrestler. By the steamer Corinthian
from England, where he has been wres
Ting for several months with good sue
cess lie was accompanied from Eng
land hy another wrestler who goes nm
der the name Of Sexton The dispatch
stated that Someryile expected to take
on match with Tremblay, the Cana
dian. who wrestled in Barre last season
Somcryile Is looked for IN this city be
fore long
The swap party" held in the yestry
Of the Congregational church last even
ing under The auspices Of the Ladies'
union. proved very enjoyable social
success There were abeut $50 people
present, and much genuine amusement
was made out Of the Bind swapping Or
packages brought BY the people for the
occasion An Old fl shloned "spell-doNnn
was held between sides chosen BY Fl. G..
Woo1r0T aud n B. Ballard with G.
Herbert Pape as the sehaolmaster. Is
give ont the words. Mr. Ballards side
won the contest A piano solo was
played BY Miss Mildred Phelps and a
vocal solo WAS given by Miss Mae Car
son dnring The eHerino at the close of
The entertainment refreshments of ice
cream and waters were served.
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