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

G. II. Kimball of St Johnsbury has
been passing several days in the city
on business.
Linens table linens, fancy linens;
this store makes special. See them
at Vaughan's.
G. H. Jones Of Quincy, Mass, former
resident Of this city, is spending a short
time in the city.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Gibbs have re.
turned home, after passing a few days
with friends in Stowe
J, NJ. Taft Of Merchant street has
resumed his duties in Eastman's store
after few days illness
A daughter weighing nine pounds was
born yesterday to Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Hunt of Seminary street
Hendricks wild cherry cough balsam
is highly recommended and guaranteed
to cure coughs and colds.
Francis Tucker has returned to his
home in Bennington, after passing few
days in the city on business.
j. w. Kidder OF Port Chester, N. u,
was in the city yesterday to attend the
funeral of Miss Della NJ johnson.
Mrs. Rlexander Anderson and Mrs.
Frank Nenner have returned home, after
passing a few days in Waterbury.
Miss Olive Carr has returned to her
home in Peekskill, n. ", after spending
few days with friends in the city
II YOU purchase tooth brush at Ken
bricks drug store this week "a full-sized
box of powder will be given free.
Mrs. Victor Beaulac leaves to-day for
Sherbrooke, P. O., for months vaca-
ton with her daughter, Eva Sevegny.
Mr.. and Mrs George Eldred left yes
terday for their home in Montreal, Que,
after spending two weeks in the city.
Public Scotch dance, Woodman hall,
Saturday, November r. Nicors orches-
ira. Admission, gents soc, ladies free,
Remember the public dance at How
land hall Saturday, November II. Ri
ley's orchestra; soc for gents, ladies
loo
Harold Powers returned this morning
to his home in Waterbury, after a visit
yesterday at the home of his uncle, c, S.
Andrews.
Miss Joanna Reed Parks of Barre has
an excellent position teaching in Brock
ton, Mass, with an initial salary OF S23
per week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Hughes returned
yesterday to their home in Gleus Falls,
n. ", after remaining here with friends
for several weeks
l.. I. Coykendall OF New York City
has been spending few days in the
city on business connected with the Pres
brey-C oykendall company.
George L, Marsh, clerk in the Amer.
lean express Office has returned to this
city after spending a short vacation with
relatives in St. Adams and Montreal.
The social following Nichols dancing
school in Woodlands hall last evening
was attended by Is couples Music for
dancing was furnished by Riley's or.
chestra.
Russell H. Warner, who has been en-
ployed for several months past as clerk
at the hotel Otis, completed his duties
there last night and left to-day for his
home in Middlebury
Special for Saturday Nut caramels,
freshly made, at l5c per pound; hore.
hound drops, l5c per pound; fine variety
of mixed chocolates at Ice per pound.
Barre Candy Kitchen.
Mrs Nellie L. Kidder who aeeompa-
MED the body of her sister to Boston
last night, will 90 from there to Port
Chester, n. Y, where she viii remain
with relatives for several weeks.
Rally day; Rev. Il. G. Downey will
speak at the rally day service to be
neld by the union Sunday school in
the Boutwell, district Sunday, November
Is, at 3 p. m A cordial invitation is
extended to ALL
The new watering trough Tor North
Barre has arrived and is now being
placed in position at the junction OF
North Seminary and North Main streets
The new trough is similar to the one
at the corner Of Washington and Main,
with trough placed at the base for
dogs
The room occupying the space between
the Worthen block and the Wheelock
building is undergoing extensive repairs
and will be used in the future as a lunch
room by John Letourneau Of Seminary
street The interior has been newly
painted and furnished with counters and
stools.
Public masquerade ball in Woodman's
hall thanksgiving eve NV 90 = HAe-
dollar bill will be awarded to the best
costumed lady and five-dollar bill to
the best-costumed gentleman, also a
hobo prize. The judges decision will be
final. Dancing to commence at s O'Clock
sharp. The hall will be tastefully deco
rated TO suit the occasion. Nicofs or
chestra. Tickets, 75e per couple, masked
ladies free, extra unmasked ladies Zoe.
Have you forgotten about the musical
treat for this evening II so, we wish
to remind you OF the excellent entertain
ment which is 10 be given by the Dun.
bars At the opera house tonight. Nari-
ETY. enough to keep you in splendid hui
NOR. Vocal quartet and solo selections,
instrumental trio, flute, cello and piano,
nearly two hundred bells in the hands
Of four Of theebest bell ringers before
the American people to-day Reading by
Harry Dunbar, who is a gifted imper-
senator, and cello solos by Ralph Dun
bar, whom you will pronounce a finished
musician. At the opera house this even
ing Tickets at Hendricks, 25c, 35c, SOC
and Toe Hear them.