The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-04
TALK OF The TOWN


Pillow shaped muirs FOR $3.50 each at
| Perrys.
| G. Quidella went to South Ryegate
| to work to-day
See Paris Shirtwaist House advertise
ment on page
i Alexander Davidson went to Montreal
to-day % q business trip.
| Robert Q. Mcdonnell went to Laconia,
| n. H., on business to-day.
Childrens white bear coats just re-
ceived at Abbott's at sos.
Children's union suits for winter wear
zoe, Saturday, at Vaughan's.
NJ, .. Kirkman Of Randolph visited
relatives in this city yesterday.
Miers' sanitary barber shop caters to
men Of discernment men who know
Arthur G. BigeIow Of Brookheld was
a business visitor in this city to-day
New fur and beaver hats just in. Mrs.
Il. r. Draper 3 and Currier block,
Cash paid for watches, diamonds, gold
and silver jewelry. Burr, the Jeweler.
\ Try Landcrs' cent Havana Leaf ana
\ Spotted Jacket cigars, o. No. Main ~.
/ P Termalnini and A. Massoni went
70 New London, Conn, yesterday 10
work.
The Frank McWhorter Co. i showing
the largest line Of boys suits and over
coats in the city.
Keep swapping until you get what
/ you want at the Congregational church,
November s, 1909.
Nelson NJ Arthur, a Springfield Mass,
granite dealer arrived In this city to-day
Tor business visit.
l5c pair is what we ask for the hest
wearing fleece lined hose for children
at PeiTy's On Saturday.
Enrico Polli and Bernardo Riboni left
this noon for New York, where they
! viii take passage for italy
! Wanted-All the Young people Of the
parish to attend the swamp party. Come
and bring friend with you.
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How about the delicious fresh-made
candies at the New England Fruit store
Have you tried somes It's fine
The Hedding male chorus will meet
Tor rehearsal AZ 80 Spauding street,
Thursday evening at 1880 o'clock
Auction tonight at Pearl street auc.
ton room, consisting Of household fur
niture, at o'clock Don't miss it.
Eagles; DO not forget the yenison
supper in the hall in the Worthen build
ing this evening. Supper served at
1880.
Miss Margaret Mcdonald returned to
Claremont, \. H., to-day after visit
at the home Of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. William Mcdonald.
IF you are dissatisfied with the chill
dren's hose you have been buying trv
those fleece lined hose for children. l5c
pair AT Perry's On Saturday.
All those who are to furnish food for
the supper IN Odd Fellows ball Friday
evening will please have II there at $40.
a. supper il 10 be served early.
Charles Bianchi and family and @.
Comoli and family are expected 70 re.
turn next week from several months
visit at their former homes ii Italy
Judge Fl. W. Scott. Alex. Duncan and
Frank Odeers went 10 White River
Junction this afternoon to attend dis
trict meeting Of the odd Fellows en-
eampment.
Come to the swap party at the Con-
gregational church Friday evening, No.
yember 5, 1900. The success Of the 60.
cial depends upon large crowd Re.
member the time and place.
The Bijou feature today IA "A Brave
Girl on the 18th Floor It ii apectacu-
lar, thrilling picture, full Of daring
stunts and good drama interviewer.
New song today Hear Carmin sing il.
Early in the contest, now ii the time
TO start, boys and girls, II you want to
win the big traverse sled in Fits win
dow. Ask in the shoe department any.
thing You don't understand about how to
get II.
For color work, scenery, acting and
cleanliness the picture Romance Of the
Andes" at Dreamlafd today Is almost
in class by itself, for one seldom sees
as good. The entire entertainment there
today is fine.
There win be welcome meeting this
evening at the Salvation Army han at s
o'clock TO welcome the new officers Ad.
jutant and Mrs. Hanson. The usual
open air service AZ 1880 All are cor.
daily invited to these meetings.
Among arrivals at the Hotel Otis yes
terdav were George pooler, g. X. Hall, @.
L. Harris. d G. Ryder, Boston; r. w.
Holman, Brattleboro; i. Fl. Rogers.
Portland, Me-; D. A. Simpson, Fnosburq
Falls; g. Blanchard, Troy, N. II; r. G. |
Merrill, Springfield; II r. Haywood,
Chicago
The Clover club was very delightfully."-
entertained by Mrs, Hattie Waite Tues
day afternoon. It had been announced
that this was to be a play day but it
was succession of surprises from two
o'clock until five. Clovers waters, candy
and nuts were served by two little girls
Marion Martin and Lucy Goodrich. The
exercises closed with laughter and APP
plause. All congratulating Mrs. Waite /
on the success Of this unique entertain
ment.
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