The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-10-12
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Munsing underwear a Abbottls.


Munsing underwear at Abbott's.
Chldren's fleeced hose, all sizes, loo
q pair at Vaughan's.
| Justice received, ehildren's coats, 1910
sos and up at Vaughan's.
4 Make your own dresses by getting a
STANDARD pattern at Perry's--always fit.
If you want grapes that are right, ask
for Lake Keuka. Every basket guar
ranteed.
ii you want grapes that are right, ask
for Lake Keuka. Every basket guar
rGnteed.
w. A. Morse has returned home after
spending few days in Burlington on
business
| The regular meeting of the R. G. /. p.
1 A. win be held in the X. p. hall Wednes-
day evening at 1880 O'clock.
! Mr.. George r. Beyerle, piano tuner,
win be in the city for few days. Send
in your orders to this Office at once.
| There will be no social connected with
Nichols series this week The evening
viii be devoted to teaching. No in
spectors.
| Mr. and Mrs Stephen Lascor left this
morning for Proctor, being called there
| by the death OF Mrs. Laseors mother.
Mrs G. Prerdom.
| Alderman and Mrs. L. H. Thurston
left this noon for ten days visit with
friends and relatives in Ch.eopee Falls,
Mass, and Boston.
| ]. MacSio, Ed. Raymo and A. Bassi
are requested to be at the Scampini
shooting gallery tonight at o'clock
to shoot off their tie.
| If you're looking for something good
to eat, come to the Barre Congregational
church, when a harvest supper will be
served Friday evening from $50 to 7
O'Clock.
B. II. Colby of 1926 Elm street picked
handful of Strawberries from his berry
patch this morning. This is rather an
unusual occurrence in Barre in October
weather.
A. H. Buzzell has purchased of Mr.
and Mrs. j. b. Sanguinetti Q. dwelling
house located at 80 Summer street. The
consideration named in the deed was
nominal one,
Nichols dancing classes will start
Thursday evening, Oct 10, in Wood
mems hall. Teaching to $3.50, social
a.3o to H. Private lessons BY appoint,
ment. Tel. l744.
The GIenugie club win hold special
meeting in Miles hall Monday evening,
October II, at o'clock. As business Of
Importance is to come before the meet
ing, it IS hoped that everyone viii at
tend.
Next Friday win be observed as @hos.
pital day. in the city schools The
boxes will be distributed as last year
and as far as possible each child is
asked TO remember the hospital by
bringing penny, receiving tag, which
they win wear Friday afternoon and
Saturday.
Tuesday arrivals at the hotel Otis
were as follows; Aaron herman, Little
ton, N. H.; H. r. Lewis, Glens Falls
IN. u; CT M. Peterson, Boston; @. h,
Moulton. Burlington; A. b. johnson,
New York City; d. G. Foster, White
River Junction; r. NJ. Hopkins, Provi-
denee. R. l.; II. NJ. Prindle, v. Macbeth,
Burlington; T. J. Henderson, Baltimore,
Md; d. f. Eidred PlattsbuFg, ~ ";
John Bradley, Boston; B. ]. Stevens,
Troy, N. H.; G. Caldi. New York City.
Ben Hm. William Mears' horse and
driven by Fred Slayton, stands second
in the 2sl9 race, which was unfinished
at the Woonsocket, r. l., races yester-
day afternoon. The race will be fin
ished this afternoon Ben Hur finished
second, sixth, first and second in the
four heats pulled off, reducing his mark
in the third heat from 2;l9A to 2ilsA
Emline stands first in the race at pres
emit, having finished first in the two
first heats, second in the third heat and
third in the fourth.