The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-10-19
TALK OF THE TOWN

Lamar sweaters sofa az faughans >.
Ladies' coats and furs at vaughan's
silk.lined gloves, 25c pair. at The
Vaughan Store.
Waco bottles, the working mans favor.
lite, at Fits Sl00.
Mrs. E. T. Palmer, jr. OF Waterbury
visited friends in the city yesterday.
Cecchoni Marie has arrived here from
Italy and will be employed in the city.
Franklin A. Hooper of Hardwick was
business visitor in the city ycster-
day.
James c. Robertson is spending sew
eral days in New York City on bust
ness
Forty. eight COWS at public auction to-
morrow. See page 7. c. / Smith, auc-
tioneer.
DR.. r. J. Stephenson went to-day to
Quebec, where he will spend two or three
weeks visiting friends.
A. w. Davis has returned to his home
in Newport, after passing few days
in the city on business.
The Frank McWhorter company asks
you to inspect it's immense line of
overeoats-s750 to $4,000.
Howard 7. Hogan returned yesterday
to his home in Montreal, after passing
a few days with friends here.
Riley's orchestra furnished music for
a dance in East Montpelier last night
and viii be engaged in East Barre FRI
day night.
Mrs Abbie Wiley has returned home,
after spending several days with her
sister, Mrs. Myron Wiley in West
Mortified.
Coffin Bros have sold their wheel |
wright and blacksmith shop on Granite |
street to f. W. Kennedy, who will use
it for a garage.
Mrs. Ezra Dart and two sons returned !
yesterday to their home IN Marlboro |
Mass, after visiting with relatives here /
for the past two weeks.
Angelo Cassani left the city last night
for New York whence he will sail for
his former home in Italy, where he win /
remain through the winter.
Forty eight choice cows are to be sold
at public auction on the Emery Perkins
farm near Plaindeld Springs, on Thurs
day, October 20, at | o'clock.
Uncle jock Bowen, the well.known
horseman, was in the city yesterday
from Mortified and visited with his
many friends here. Although we'll along
n years. he retains his interest in mat
-ers relating to the horse.
VIII the two boys who took the two
'arriage wheels from the yard on Ma
Die avenue last night at $3.50 return !
hem They were seen taking them and
heir names are known. If the wheels
IRE not returned, arrests will follow. !
Maecabees: There will be regular {
eview of Harmon hive, No. |, /. 0.
/ d., in the *. Of p. hall at 1880 sharp,
Wednesday night. The record keeper
will be at the hall at GAS to take the
october assessment, which is due. =
Although not a member of the Ladies {
i the Grand Army, Mrs. r. p Church, q
NV ieoihte III Uiuloly Is the mother OF
Civil war veteran. her son. George
Church, now of Bradford, having
eryed in the union army. Mrs. Church 1
81 years Of age.
A meeting of the young men of the o
resbyterian church is called for this il
yening at 1880 o'clock, in the vestry Of I
he church. This meeting is for the pur- /,
ose OF organizing an athletic club ii
mong the members of the church. All
lterested are invited.
A. L. Hitchcock of WATERFOWL. n. Y. "
as arrived in the city and will act as !.
zeal manager for the Prudential lnsur- :,
nee company, filling the vacancy caused q
y the resignation of F. +. Fuller Il ~
understood that Mr.. Hitchcock win :,
love his family to this city in a few !,
eeks. ~
Barre lodge, No. l3s. New England q
rider Of Protection win observe the y
ID anniversary of the founding Of the y
der at exercises to be held in the How
nd hall Thursday evening, October 20. Ia
be exercises viii consist of a short 1;
-ogram, with addresses by two prom IL
emit members of the supreme lodge. !,
ter which dancing will ba indute.cd h, | =.