The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-10-29
TALK OF THE TOWN

Miers' sanitary barber shop, SIX chalrs'
our shirt waists win interest you. At
Fits
Auction sale tonight at the city auc-
ton rooms
Special sale on sweaters at The
Vaughan Store.
Ladies' scarlet underwear in wool at
yeale & knights,
Cash paid for watches, diamonds, gold
and silver at Burr's
Henry Watkins went to Bethel to-day
on a deer hunting trip.
At Abbott's You will find some extra
values in ladies tailored suits.
Fred Folsom went to st. Johnsbury
to-day for visit with relatives,
Choice fruit of all kinds at lowest
prices at the United Fruit Store.
NJ. NJ. Wilson of Randolph was in the
city yesterday on a business visit.
See the ladies' sweaters for soc; only
As to sell at that price At Naughan's.
Charles Keith went to Waterbury to-
day for few days visit with friends.
Carl Miles of West Topsham was a
business visitor in the city yesterday.
| To Rent Furnished room with mod
ern convenience. Apply at 20 Ayeril St.
/ A. Moss Of Boston is visiting at the
home Of his daughter, Mrs. NJ s. Le-
vim.
Read Buzzelrs ad. on page 8. Clip the
coupons Get into the $500 cash bowl
ing contest before it is over.
Fancy Cornichon, Tokay and imported
Malaga grapes now on hand for Satur'
day sale at Diversi Fruit Go.
D. Deyecehi, Q. Broggini, and G. Pan
cotto went to Pittsdeld to-day, wnere
they viii hunt deer next week.
Cotton huck towels at SC each, good
size, also large size buck towel toi
l5e each, at Perry's on Saturday.
Come and look over our line of fresh
fruits, the freshest and largest variety
in the city, at Diversi Fruit Co.
Blasius made pianos at Gould-made
prices have stood the test for 20 years
and were never 50 popular as to-day
If you need help to clean house, gel
Veale & Knights vacuum cleaner Sl.5I
for half day, or $500 for whole day.
The young people of the Baptist church
are to serve Scotch supper Tuesday
evening, November /, in the church par
lors.
See the Moon. Moon, Moon. where
the boys can spoon at the Episcopal
Halloween party, Monday evening, 0eto
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Mr.. and Mrs, James Moore returned
last night from their wedding trip K
sherbrooke, 2, Q. They will reside Il
Websteryille.
There are more BIasius made piano
in use in Barre tnan are other make
combined Sold by II. A Gould, 3
Spaulding street
Investigate what Kenyon 4 Co. hav
to offer Ia their windows. II they d
not interest you look al the display
inside their store.
A Halloween party viii be given b
the Altar guild in the vestry Of tn
Episcopal church Monday evening, 0etc
Der 81, at 1880 o'clock Admission, 8
Wanted at once. girl or middle-age
woman to assist in general housewori
Only capable and reliable ones need az
ply. n f. telephone 1912, Peoples te
ephone o2-l3.
Try something from our line of candy
special prices for Saturday. Cream chot
] olates. I5e a pound all kinds Of 81
chocolates at zoe, and 40c chocolates a
SOC Come in and try them. Unite
Fruit Store
C. o. Averill will start a class i
dancing III Woodmen's han for childre
8 from the age of Z to IA on SATURDAY,
j Oct. 20, at 2 O'clock; 6 blossoms $3.50
il there are two or more from one fan
; lily $500 each,
George Stewart was very pleasant
surprised at his home on Maple avenu
last evening, when twenty Of his sehoC
companions met to remind him of hi
18th birthday Hazel Jopp presente
. George a signet ring. After refresl
ments Of ice cream, waters, cake an
candy, the evening was spent in variou
games.
The Sunshine band and the Pans
class of the First Baptist church, wit
the gentlemen as invited guests, hel
very ENJOYABLE Halloween party
Mr.. George Mines barn on Spauldin
| street last evening. The time quckl
, passed in playing games appropriate
the occasion. Refreshments Of eand,
popcorn and nuts were served. IT
entertainment committee, assisted b
Miss Elizabeth Sutton, deserve gres
credit for the success of the evenin
while no small part Of the pleasure {
the evening was due to the many cou
testies Of Mr. Milne, which were full
appreciated by the classes. The con
pany were ehaperoned BY Mrs Cave an