The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-19
TALK OF THE TOWN

NO place like yaughan's for values.
See Ahbotts line Of ladies' wool
dresses
Patrick Cleary went to 81. Johnsbury
to-day for a visit with relatives
Be sure you secure enc Of those soc
waists at the Paris Shirtwaist House
More Of those black yoile skirts. This
is the last lot at 1925 at Naughan's.
The Sisters Of Mercy will reopen their
music class Oh Monday, November ".
Mrs. James +. Smith went to BlJiing
ton this morning for a visit with friends.
Sweaters and golf jackets are now in
order. The Frank MeWhorter company
has them from SOC TO $3.50.
Look for the Parish shirtwaist House
advertisement on page $. II will pay
you to read it over carefully.
Special for Saturday; Nice kisses, l3c
pound, two pounds for 25c. United
Fruit Store, 10 North Main street.
Frank York went to West Bolton to-
day to visit his brother. Henry York,
who recently suffered a partial shock
Mn. and Mrs d g. Nixon Of Williams
town visited at the home Of his brother,
IT, T. Nixon, at Silver Maple farm
Thursday
L. Boldini and G. Savoia went to New
York last night, where they will take
passage for Italy to spend the winter at
their homes.
S. j Segel and company put on sale
for tomorrow big line Of mems, boys
and children's winter underwear. Sec
adv On page 9 to-day.
Try some of the kindlings sold b.
Calder & Richardson at Toe per bundle;
also, nice dry block wood and second
growth wood The best OF coal Depot
square, phone 254ll
D. r. Davis returned last evening from
Boston, where he went TO attend the
meeting Of the New England Association
Boards Of Pharmacy Of which he was
reelected vice-president.
The D. A. Perry Real Estate agency
has sold for Charles Herbert his farm
in Williamstown to II. A. Phelps Of this
city. The sale includes the farm, stock
and tools. Mr.. Herbert takes in part
payment a cottage housc owned BY Mr..
Phelps In Webstervile. The transaction
involves about $500.
s. J. seeel and company in scampinl
block, opposite Granite street. put on
sale for Saturday is small size dress
suit cases in straw mating, canvas and
imitation leather, sizes Ia, 10, Is and POI
inches. Regular selling price was from
800 10 Sl.50 to close on Saturday At
only rs cents each. just The thing for
everybody 10 carry around on business
trips, ladies' or gentlemen.
Trans Atlantic steamship sailinos
Nov. "a. Wednesday, steamship Oceanic,
from New York to Cherbourg and south
ampton; Nov n. Saturday, steamship
Philadelphia. from New York to South
ampton, plymouth and Cherbourg; Nov.
~, Saturday. steamship Minnetonka.
from New York to London; Nov. n,
Saturday, steamship Merton, from Phila
delphia to Liverpool and Queenstown.
Tickets sold az the agency Of Tony
A. aiachino. Barre.
George Z. Linekin entertained the
Band Of Hope sunday school class Of
the Congregational church. 81 which re
is teacher. at his home on Merchant
street "Wednesday evening There were
thirteen young ladies Of the class pres
eut and very pleasing evening was
passed, with gaines and music and Re
tFeshments Miss Ruth Waterman. pres
dent Of the class, presented Mr.. Liuekin
a set Of golf cutI buttons and stick
pin, in honor Of bis birthday, which
came that day.
TIE love interest IL that ever popular
play. Billy, the kid" which viii Be seen
at the Barre opera house tonight, il
reported q be exceedingly well sustained
The entire action of the play 7
K IS the real love Of a Young woman +
for a Young man that the authors are /
said 10 have depicted aud not the 1
sentiment so frequently found I
n plays of this sort where both tbs
hero and the heroine do impossible things I
for one another
Yiueitia lodge. No. 10, Knights 81 /
Pythias, held the first Of the series Oh 4
socials which they are to held once in /
two weeks this winter. last evening III 4
their lodge rooms IN the Blanchard block,
There were about rs Of the knights with 1
their ladies present An oyster supper
was served in the banquet hall at Z
o'clock and the remainder Of the evening
was spent III card playing. The amuse,
nent committee, which has charge Of
The socials, IS composed Of James n Gall,
Charles Converse, G G Kenyon, William
Thayer, David Gilhertson and David Bird.
The first lecture in the course given
Turing the winter months BY Goddard
seminary will take place next Monday
evening at o'clock The lecturer will
Be Dr. Frederick W. Hamilton, president
Sf Tufts college Or, Hamilton was one
of the strong pulpit orators of Boston,
when he gave up the ministry to take
,harge Of the affairs of the college. and
4 rare treat is in store for those who
enjoy good lecture The other leetur-
RS In the course are Governor George
4. Prouty, Pres Matthew II. Buckhan
IF the university Of Vermont. Rev.
Charles J. Staples Of Burlington, Austin
f. Halves, state forester, and Hon,
Charles H Darling. president Of Goddard
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