The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-11-23
TALK OF THE TOWN

Naughans s.
Womens and childrens winter under.
wear at Perry's.
Cash paid for watches, diamonds, gold
and silver at Burr's
Miss Ethel Wingate Of Bellows Falls
is visiting in the city.
Special Thanksgiving dinner at the
City hotel. SOC to all.
Sale of ladies' and children's sweaters
Wednesday at Vaughans.
Carve that turkey with Keen kutter
carver, at the n. D. Phelps companys'
Get your yarn at Perry's-Seotoh, Ger
mantown, saxony, flax and sweater
yarn
sale only by Davis, the druggist, DC the
package
Mrs. B. H. Tenney went to South Roy
alton to-day to spend Thanksgiving with
relatives.
Get your table damask for Thanks
giving at Perry's; also a good variety
OF napkins.
G. O. Ayerilrs dancing classes will be
postponed one week, on account OF
Thanksgiving.
Lawrence Tinkham went to his home
10 Quechee to-day to spend the remain
der of the week.
Attiglio Danesi Of Mortified has re-
turned home, after spending few days
with friends in the city
If you are not satisfied with creamery
butter try Leslie McIntosh's butter,
for sale at E. NJ. Lyons.
Byron and Miss Nellie Tillotson are
visiting in this city at the home OF their
sister, Mrs. George Maker.
Lon Page went TO Barton yesterday
afternoon, to spend Thanksgiving with
his sister. Mrs w II, Blaisdel
Miss Gertrude Batchelder returned
Yesterday from Franconia, n H., where
She has been employed this summer
Harry Fisher, who attends Norwich
university at Northfeld is passing q
short vacation with his parents in this
city,
4 large variety Of useful and fancy
articles from which to select your Christ
mas gifts will be found at the Universal
list fair
Miss Myrtle Stone, a teacher in the
Ayers street school, viii 90 to Fairfield
to-day, where she will pass Thanksgiving
with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Herbert Grice returned
Yesterday to their home N South Royal
ton, after spending several days with
friends in the city.
Ernest Griffin OF Concord, n. H., is
! spending several days at the home OF
his parents, Mr. and Mrs Walter Grit
4 fin Of Church street.
A number of students of Norwich uni
yersity were in the city last evening
I to witness the production OF "A Gentle
man from Mississippi"
The Presbyterian Suhbeams will hoit
a social in the vestry OF the ehurci
Friday evening, November 20, at 'S'
& o'clock. Admission Toe.
we have nice assortment Of oranges
bananas, nuts, figs and dates, prices Z
= nlease lee cream and hot drinks served
New England Fruit store.
: Charles Darling, a former student a
Spaulding high school, and J. Beaten 2
, south Ryegate, have been passing a teY
davs with friends in the city.
] REGULAR meeting Of Col. ] B. Meat
circle, Ladies OF the G. A. R., viii NEE
n q. "A. r.. hall Friday afternoon at 2'3
o'clock. Inspector Of the circle will b
present.
church will meet with Mrs Celia Brow
= n The Thompson Memorial Friday, No
vember 25. The watchword will 3
Thanksgiving" i
Paul w Waterman and Harry v
Averill. students at the university 9
Vermont, Burlington, are spending q
Iy Thanksgiving recess at their Tespe'
tive homes in this city.
Mrs, Joseph Roe, who has been under
going treatment at the City hosplti
for the past ten days, was able 70
taken to her home on Second street
Badgers ambulance yesterday.
Jacob Buchwald, who recently came
this CITY and established fur stor
has been obliged to return to his hon
IS In New York for a time on account
moor health. During his absence, I
. business here win be conducted by ID
yid Sickle.
n Thanksgiving day, with its attendal
V lows of home coming, viii be all q
more ENJOYABLE for those who feel thu
y their wearing apparel is new and iasl
"a ionable. We have made big preparation
for this dav TO all the members OF Il
family who intend buying some ne
things for Thanksgiving wear. a lar
assortment Of mems ladies', boys Al
ohildrens ready-to-wear outfits, at a sa
ing price to pay for your Thanksgiyil
turkey. See our window display for Il
evening. Surprise Mdse. company, q
partment store, corner OF Main al
Pearl streets,
John McAuly OF Graniteyille return
home last night, after passing sever
months at Lake Megantie in Canae
McAuly. it viii be remembered, was 0
of the three men who We're struck
lightning last summer. One of the Il
was instantly killed, while for a tn
nj Il was thought that MeAuly would l.
his evesight. After a consultation WI
different specialists, it was decided q
he might receive help at the Canadi
nm lake. That his stay there proved bei
q acial Is evident from the fact that NJ
his vision is nearly as good az ever, a
he can see plainly without the use
spectacles.
p Sir knights attention: I
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