The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-11-16
TALK OF THE TOWN

nets at Perrys.
George Bloom of Burlington was in the
city yesterday
| Complete line Of childrens school
dresses at Fits
Fancy towels, latest designs, in buck,
SOC up, at Vaughans
| Prices on hot water bottles at Ken
bricks are exceptionally low
II you want good warm child's coat,
see Abbott's complete line
Chester Keaser OF Corinth was bust
ness visitor in the city to-day.
Get your Stewart rse-elipping ma
chimes at the n, d. Phelps Co.'s.
5. J. Segel left the city last night on
a short business trip to Burlington.
Seventy fve-cent table linen, extra
heavy, at 59c yard, at yaughan's.
J. +. Wilson of Fair Haven was among
the business visitors in the city yester-
day.
Clarence Wood, who has been confined
| by illness for a week, is now able to
be out
| The Frank McWhorter company is
headquarters for children's clothing and
| furnishings.
Regular meeting OF Barre company,
No. 8, Y. r., X, Of r., Thursday even
ing, November II.
The Hedding male chorus viii meet
with William Oliver, ir., Is Hill street,
at Z p. M Wednesday
Mrs. r. NJ. Laws left yesterday for
Boston, where she viii remain for a few
days on business connected with the New
England Fruit Store.
Mrs. Cora Wilkins, who has been pass
ing several weeks with relatives in this
city and vicinity, left yesterday for
her home in Dresden, Me.
Michael David has sold his grocery
business, located on Granite street, to
Louis Joseph. The price was nominal.
Possession was taken this morning
Dixie, picture drama of the South,
showing scenes Of life in the South as
it was in the days gone by. It's an J.,
NJ. 2. and shows Miss Lawreb the
former Biograph girl At the Bijbu.
Notice, polishers! Regular meeting
Barre poishers branch, 6. c. /. A., in
their hall, Nichols block, on Thursday
evening, November II, at 1880 o'clock
Important business. W. G. Prize.
The d. A. Perry Real Estate agency
has sold for Norman McAulay his farm
in WiHiamstown, known as the Ophie
Martin farm, to Overton " Crawford Of
Maiden, Mass Mr. Crawford will move
onto the farm to reside.
The regular meeting of the Young
Peoples association will be held in the
Presbyterian church Thursday evening
Nov IL, at 1890 Paper for the evening
Imagination by S, HOLSTER Jackson
Everybody cordially invited.
D. Placido viii leave tonight for New
York, whence he will sail within few
days for his former home in Italy to
pass the winter Mr. Plaeido will make
the voyage on the White star steamer
Fabre
Tool sharpeners, notice! A regular
meeting OF tool sharpeners' No. branch,
Granite Cutters international associa-
ton, viii be held IN their hall, Nichols
block, on Wednesday evening, Novem-
Der l6, at I o'clock James Mulch,
secretary.
Latest New York and Boston styles
in photographs at Brooks Bros, $50
North Main street, Prices to suit all
Owing to the Christmas rush, studio will
be open every Sunday from 8 a. m until
II m, and from p m. until p. m,
from now until after the holidays.
The ladies of the Unigersalist church,
who are to hold fair November 80,
December ! and 2, viii serve chicken.
pie supper on the opening night The
supper will be in charge Of Mrs G. N.
Benedict, which is an assurance as to
its quality. The menu will be announced
later.
A still alarm was sounded in at the
central fire station last night at l0:l5
o'clock. The chemical wagon and fire.
men responded to what proved to be only
a chimney fire in Mrs Sherburne's house
on Elm street. As the FIRE was confined
entirely to the chimney, the services or
the iiremtn were not needed.
A false alarm OF fire was sounded
from the central station last night about
1880 o'clock, which was caused by altera-
lions which are being made to the bait
terry system. The batteries are changed
every four years, and electricians are
now engaged in changing the old plates,
hence the false alarm OF last night.
1t is reported that boys are canvass
ing the city in behalf Of the boy scouts
of the Presbyterian church for subserip-
tons of money TO purchase uniforms for
the order, and r J Charles, scout mas
ter, takes occasion TO state that no scout
of the Presbyterian church has a right
to do so, as it is one of the scout
laws that if any money is to be raised
Il must be done by work He feels sure
that the boys thus reported to be can
wasting are not scouts, and he warns the
public against them.
The Clover club members with their
guests, were delightfully."- entertained
yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
S. ID. Allen Miss Nina Browns talk on
Switzerland was especially interesting.
Her descriptions of places, people and
customs were so wildly expressed that
her listeners could almost feel that they,
too, had had glimpse of some Of the
marvels Of that wondrous country Aft
er Miss Browns talk, social hour was
enjoyed and appetizing refreshments
served by the hospitable hostess.