The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-11-04
TALK OF THE TOWN

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Cash paid for watches, diamonds, gold
and silver at BuTr's.
A bargain in outing flannel, Sc yard,
at Perry's on Saturday.
"The Call Of the Circus" an /. NJ. P.
picture, at the Bijou.
Three pairs muslin curtains for $l00
at Perry's on Saturday
New wrappers at Vaughan's See the
gingham wrapper at $50.
Mrs Margaret Bowles left last night
for Burlington to visit friends.
G. Trentini returned yesterday from
a visit with friends in Montreal
Miss Louisa Hurry left last night for
Worcester, Mass, to visit friends.
Oscar Bradshaw has returned home
from hunting trip to Moretown
Ten-cent outing fannels in lO.yard
pieces for 79c piece at Yaughan's
Burt Wallace of Waterbury was al
business visitor in the city yesterday.
The Frank McWhorter company has
Mmsing union suits for men and boys
George II. Dubois of Albany, N. Y, is
passing weeks vacation with friends
in the city
Notice. Saturday November 5, is the
last day yop can pay your water rent
without additional charges.
DR. G, H. Spiller has returned to his
home in Bethel, after passing few
days in the city on business
Is you want good silk petticoat to
match your suit, see Abbott's value in
all eolors and black, only $3.50.
Mrs Frank T. Cave took her Sunday
school class of the Baptist church to visit
the legislature yesterday afternoon.
Miss Celeste Codair returned to-day
to her home in Sherbrooke, Que, after
passing some time with relatives here.
Chester Clough Of Cedar Rapids, Ia,
arrived in the city yesterday for visit
at the home of his mother, Mrs Willard
Clough.
J. w Mcdonald and Mrs. NJ. C. Nc.
Iyer, who were called to Montreal by
the illness Of relative, returned home
yesterday.
Mrs jackson Niles and grandson have
returned to their home in St. Johns
bury, after visiting with friends here for
the past week.
Mr. and Mrs Edward Young, who have
baat4 ! L.
in this city, returned to-day to their
home in Montreal
Glenn Balch has returned TO his home
IN Boston. after spending a weeks vaca
ton with friends in the city. Mr.. Balch
formerly resided here.
Frank Clark, who resides on a farm
on Beckley hill, was taken to the state
hospital at Waterbury yesterday for
treatment for insanity.
Text book Of Esperanto, the interna.
tional language, and five private les
sons for $3.50 to the first three apph
eants by mail Jno. L. Stanyan, box
453, Montpelier.
Two OF Barrels successful hunters are
Douglas Roben and Henry Hodgdon in
perkinsville. Mr. Roben brought down
a handsome l75-pound buck this morn
ing, while Mr. Hodgdon killed a lao.
pound doe yesterday afternoon.
Billy, the boy artist, Invites the Bar
AGA and Philaetha classes and invited
guests 70 an exhibit Of bis masterpieces
and Of other celebrated painters at his
studio in the Baptist church this even
ing at 1880 o'clock Each lady is re-
quested to bring one half dozen cup cakes |
and pair Of scissors.
The Over the Teacups club met for
its first social yesterday afternoon at
the home of Mrs Donald Smith, with |
Is OF its members in attendance One |
of the Interesting features OF the pro-
gram was guessing contest. Mrs. Cove (
winning the prize, which was a box OF I
fine stationery A delicious supper was 7
served, which won the praise Of each /
member present.
After two and one-half years in the
liquor business, the license of p + Me- I
Cormiek of West Rutland was revoked I
Monday night and $500, the balance of
the license for the present year, was I
refunded. While it was not stated on
what charge his license was revoked, it /
il understood that he had been selling |
liquor to two men whom the license /
board had forbidden his furnishing.
The case Of A. A. Morris, charged with
violating the city ordinances for allow
ing his hens to run at large is being
tried in the city court room this after
noon before the following jury; w. j. /
Mclean, p f. McNulty, +. W. Cummings, /
Fl. A. Richardson, j. j. eayhue and Luz
Their Town. City Attorney j. Ward /
Carver is the prosecuting attorney, and /
NJ N. Gordon and A. A. Sargent are de.
Tending
Grand vendita su eli artieoli di latta
e smalto Siccome moi stiamo per rimod |
ernare il nostro negozio, ed occupare /
anche il negozio del sign f. Z. Burr, il /
gioyliere, che dali altra parte da moi I
Per questa ragione diamo questo grande |
ribasso. che Vi salvera' denaro, su gil |
articoH di latta e smalto. Comineiando /
d oggi sine ALI aperture del nostro
move negozio. II ribasso sara dal 25 /
al 80 per cento Per schiarimenti rivol- /
getevi al nostro comesso Itahano Guy |
Oltolini. c. w Averill & Co, 81 North 4
Main street, Barre, Vermont
The hospital supply day, held yester-
day afternoon at the congregational /
church, did not prove as successful az
usual, probably on account OF the in /
clement weather. There were ooRtribu- /