The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-11-10


Gordon fair, December 8, Q and 10, Wood
mems hall.
Linens table linens, fancy linens;
this store makes special. See them
at Vaughan's.
Charles Comolli leaves the city to-
night for Chicago, where he intends TO
enter an art school.
J. G. Brown has returned to Sher-
brooke. Que, after spending a few days I
in the city on business
A daughter, weighing lOA pounds, was I
born Monday to Mr.. and Mrs. j. A.
Tucker of Ayers street.
The Over the Teacups club viii meet
with Mrs W. F. Richardson Thursday
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock
Hendricks wild cherry cough balsam
is highly recommended and guaranteed
to cure coughs and colds.
Now is the time to get your tickets
for the Dunbar entertainment, as the
best seats are in great demand.
II YOU purchase tooth brush at Ken
bricks drug store this week a full'slzed
box of powder viii be given free.
Mrs. b. q. Bickford, who has been
visiting friends in the city, returned to-
dav to her home in Worcester, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Smalley returned
to-day to their home in Newport, after
spending several days with relatives IN
the city.
Miss Freda Burbank has returned to
her home in Montreal, after visiting LOT
two weeks with relatives in this city and
Montpelier.
Nichols dancing class meets Thurs
dev evening in Woodman hall. Admis
sion ut $50. Gents Soc, ladies l5e-
Riley's orchestra.
1 Anthony Wayne and ARENAS Fuller
Of Gardner. Mass, who have been visit
ing IN Rutland. are passing q few days
with friends in this city
Mrs. Louis Romans and son and Mrs
u. Allen Of Prospect street. who have
been passing few days in Burlington,
returned home last evening.
Mrs. Jennie I. Morse. who has been
visiting at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. =.
X. Hill OF Washington street. returned
to-day to her home in Danyille
Mrs. Charles Reeves. who has been
visiting at tile home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank F. Bradbury for the past three
weeks, went to Manchester, \. H., to-
day.
The two black bears shot on Rochester
mountain last Saturday BY Eli Fits and
Edward Lowell Of Randolph are now on
exhibition in one of the windows at
Ladd's store
Bov Scouts national movement troop
/, Barre, Vt. The boys OF troop |, Barre,
are requested to meet at their headquar-
tiers in the First Baptist church Friday
evening at $3.50 o'clock. Per order scout
master. .
The ladies' auxiliary TO division ! OF
the Ancient Order of Hibernians held q
largely attended dance in the Knights oil
Columbus hall last evening Music for
the occasion was furnished by Riley'f
orchestra.
Teamsters. attention. A meeting Of
, teamsters and trackmen viii be held
in painters hall. Main street, Thurs
day evening, November 10, at 80 p. m
, Business important. William kerwin
secretary,
James Tassie. who has been employed
, on ONE OF Boyces bakery carts for somt
, time past, has resigned his duties ant
win begin work tomorrow for JOSEPH
7 Shadrauoai in the meat and provision
market on South Main street.
The Ladies Tourist club held gentle
mems night at their meeting last even
ing at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. F. D
Laid. A delightful supper was seryet
at 6:S0 o'clock. after which cards wer,
played during the remainder OF tn
evening,
: Mrs. c. Voeini returned Tuesday from
| New York. where she went to atten'
the wedding of her sister, Miss Edwin
/ Morandi Miss Morandi viii be Temem
bered as former popular assistant trim
| mer in Miss Shepards millinery parlol
She was married to Constantine Fuccs
most promising young importer iror
Turin, Italy
| At the regular fornightly meeting q
the r. c. l. 7. A., held in the X, OF
| hall last evening. two candidates weT
initiated The resolution favoring an AZ
preparation for the proposed soldier
monument was read for the second an
last time and was then adopted withor
one dissenting vote. The sum voted wa
sl00.
II C. r. Smith, auctioneer, with the
A. Perry Real Estate agency, held o.
Of the best sales OF the season yesterda
for 5. b. SihIey At Berlin Corner, whe
! four year.old colt brought $40, a
year-o old mare brought s25;, ] COW so
for SIS. the lot averaging sa4.44. two.yea
old heifers averaged ssT, hay sold 4
sll 90 in the barn, oats sold for II cen
per bushel.
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