The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-26
TALK OF THE TOWN
Fnrs. furs a Yaughan's.

fuFs, luis ~ vaughan ,.
Hot baths at the Hotel Otis every day.
Some extra good values at perry's on
Saturday
See The neck muflerss 2sc and SOC, at
Vaughan's.
Mrs. Mabel Osborne Is visiting rela.
tiyes in Newbury.
L. j Irish visited relatives in Water
bury Center yesterday.
John conlon left last night for a visit
with friends in Brattleboro.
Masquerade tonight al X. Of 6. hall,
given by |. Q. G. 7. Come.
Furs, 10 per cent. on all furs for sat
urday only, at Vaughan's.
W. squires is spending weeks yaca-
ton with friends in Hardwick
Cash paid for watches, diamonds, gold
and silver iewelry. Burr. the Jeweler.
William L. Taylor Of South Ryegate
spent Thanksgiving at his home in this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Granger spent
Thanksgiving with relatives in Ran
dolph
Austin Mcneil, a clerk in browns drug
store, began two weeks vacation yes
terday
Ladies' HeatherbIoom petticoats at
one-third off from the regular price, at
Abbotts.
George a. Cutler, who drives Dodge's
creamery team, was sick and unable to
work today.
w. A. and j. H. Moore went to Ausa-
bic Forks, n Y, last night on a few
days business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Nourse are
spending two weeks vacation with
relatives In Worcester.
Ernest N. Worthen Of Springfield,
Mass, is spending the Thanksgiving hol.
idays at the home Of his parents, DR.. and
Mrs. II. O Worthen.
Victor Olsen 10 spending Thanksgiving
from Dartmouth college at the home Of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs Andrew Olsen
Of Washington street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry b. Harris and
daughter, Elizabeth, Of Windsor arrived
last night for a visit at the home OF
Mr. Harris brother, W. Frank Harris, Of
Liberty street.
Mr. and Mrs. w. s. Davis and iaugh-
ter, Francis, Of White River Junction
arrived in the city today for visit At
the home Of her parents, Mayor and
Mrs. John Robins.
Try some Of the kindlings sold by
Calder & Richardson at Zoe per bundles;
also, nice dry block wood and second
growth wood. The best Of coal Depot
square, phone 254.ll.
The foot bali game between the Barre
eleven and Whlliamstown, which was
scheduled to be played on the Goddard
gridiron yesterday afternoon, was called
off on account Of the snow.
Every day bargain day at the Cruiek.
shank Cash Store. No. 3s7 North Main
street. Nice line Of choice groceries to
be closed out. Your money will go
about twice as far at this store Get
our prices Telephone lila
A special meeting OF the Jumpers,
Boxers and Derrickmen's union win be
held iii Socialist hall. Granite street.
Friday evening, at 1880 sharp. Business
Of Importance. Let every member be
present. Per order corresponding score
tary, 7 R. Holder.
Harry A. Segel is moving hrs family
from his house, l0l Washington. street,
to the brick house, 9l2 North Main
street. recently purchased By Earl III.
Parker from the Braleyi estate. Mr.
segel win occupy one.haf Of the house,
and DR.. Delfno the other half,
Mr.. and Mrs George S. Nye have re-.
eeived a wedding card from Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur w Nye Of Pasadena, CAL. ais
nouncing the marriage Of their daughter,
Miss Grace Nye, TO Harry Allison Ru
bardt Of that city. MI. and Mrs Nve
will be pleasantly remembered as former
residents Of Barre.
To all who may be interested. The
F B. Cate Real Estate agency has at the
present time some very good farm bar
gains; now is a good time To look over
some Of our FIRMS But a small number
Of them are advertised but If you will
call at our office, we will 20 through our
lists, and we are sure we can suit YOU
with some Of them. We have large
number Of business opportunities, be-
sides some nice cottages In the City that
we can sell right Now is good time
to Get located Yours for business, II.
r. Cate, r. L. Place
A handicap prize shooting contest was
held yesterday forenoon BY the Auto
Gun club at its traps on the shepard
farm. There were about twenty com
petitors in the shoot, and the best score
was made BY Frank Adams Of Barre,
who, with handicap Of rs, made a
total score Of 100 out Of a possible 100.
The four next best scores and the handi.
caps were. Aioulton Of Montpelier. 81.
hndp 5; DR. Burr OF Montpelier, SO.
hndp 5; George B. Milne, Barre, 50,
hndp. Is; E. S. Shepard, 81. hndp. o.