The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-11-11
TALK OF THE TOWN
Wait for the big show"

Beacon bath robe blankets ut Fits.
Buy your winter underwear Saturday
at Vaughans.
Secondhand sewing machine for sale
cheap at Fits.
The X. p. Ministries will reet for re-
hearsal Thursday night.
After a hard days work, try Miers'
sanitary barber service.
Thirty-fve smart hats in the special
S3 display at Mrs. Nelson Churchs.
Joseph Weafer left this afternoon to
pass the weekend with relatives in Bur
lington.
Public Scotch dance Worthen hall, Sat
urday, Nov. IL, s p. m. Gents, soc;
I ladies free.
Something new--A sanitary mouse
and rat trap, made of glass, at the
N. d. Phelps CO.
All millinery at greatly reduced prices,
and trimmed free. Corner South Main
and Aver streets.
The Barre Gun club held prize shoot
at the range on the Shepard farm this
afternoon, starting at 1880 o'clock
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Lander of South
Main street went to Burlington this aft
/ ernoon TO pass the weekend with rela-
| tives
H. G. Bennett unloaded car of Cad.
lilac automobiles of the 1912 model in
the Central Vermont freight yards this
morning.
Among the guests registered at the
| City hotel to-day were }. N. Goulet OF
Manchester, N. H., and H. B. Wardwell
of Springfield, Mass.
w. II. Messer, carpenter, builder and
slate roofer, 1913 Orange street, telephone
| 35l-M First-class workmen furnished
by the day or hour.
See the phenomenal exhibition of the
great Mathewson, the grand deliveries
Of Coombs, Plann, Bender and Marquard,
at Dreamland Monday and Tuesday.
Col Charles f. Nelson of Derby Line
was in the city yesterday, returning last
night in a new 1912 model Cadillac,
which he purchased through the Bennett
agency.
Popular sheet music, l5s per copy
We also carry operas, folios, orchestra
tions, teaching pieces and l0c edition.
Mackay & Goodfellow, oil North Main
street, opp. Depot square.
Mrs f. 0. Thayer, Mrs /. A. Taft and
Deaeoness Alice Curtis, who have been
attending the annual convention Of the
Woman's Home Missionary society at
Enosburg Falls, returned home last
night.
The Barre Athletic club bowling team
left this noon for Mortified, where
match is to be rolled with the Mortified
team this afternoon. The following men
accompanied the local outfit; Mariotti,
Gabelloni, Mute, Rydberg and Gardens.
If you have any watches, clocks or
jewelry that need repairs just drop me
card win call for and deliver all
work to any part of the city. | guar.
antee first class work and satisfaction
Give me a trial. NJ. L. Aiken. 30 Acad-
envy street.
Alterations to the interior of the
store in the Campbell block, formerly
occupied by the United Fruit Co., were
started by carpenters yesterday, It is
reported that one of the leading bakery
firms in the city will have its quarters
in the store when the changes are COM
pleted.
Guests registered at the hotel Otis
yesterday were as follows; II. A. Lewis
S. c. Brownell, Burlington; p NJ. Jones,
j. II. Ranney, Boston; w. NJ. Widner,
r. S. Dyer, George Weston. +. f. Pierce,
New York City; F. c. Williams, New
port; J. j. Dashnar, Washington w Fl.
Russell, Portland, Me.
Chief Sinclair received telephone
message from the south end this forenoon
saying that suspicious looking strang-
er, who might be the missing Tarbell boy
from Waterbury, was inquiring for work
in that vicinity. The chief started out
in search Of the lad and found him near
the South Main street bridge. One
glance sufiiced to ccsgince the officer
that he was not the boy wanted.
An East Montpelier resident tied his
horse near the city square last evening
and returned short time later to find
the animal missing. The police station
was notified of the steed's unexplained
departure, and search resulted in find
ing the horse hitehed TO a post on Sum
mer street. Afterwards it developed
that the horse, high-spirited animal,
had released itself from the post and
Travelled to Summer street, where a pc
destrian took it in charge.
II. NJ Farnham, the horseman, neld
the biggest and best auction sale of
them all yesterday. Thirty horses, "a
head of cattle, about 20 wagons, carts,
sleds and sleighs, ten harnesses, whips,
blankets and halters, with two big loads
of furniture, went through the ring,
and most of the property was sold
Horses from SIS to $l75, cows from 1923
to $40 per head, yoke of oxen $l37. A
good crowd was present and everyone
seemed to enjoy it. Next sale in four
weeks. c. +. Smith was the a.otioneer
AT recent reorganization of last
years basketball team at Spaulding high
school, Aulay Ogston was elected cap
tain for the coming season. James Lang
ley has been appointed manager and
several games are already settled on the
schedule. Among the schools which will
line up against the locals this year are
st. Johnsbury academy, Stove high
school, Peoples academy, Morrisyille, and
johnson high school. Other games with
Montpelier, Mortified and Burlington
school teams will be added later. The
team has again secured the Church street
gymnas.um for its games and practice
will Esgin in earnest next Wednesday
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