The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-02
TALK OF THE TOWN.

A&AAfA& ~ $780, - - 49,
The Clover club will meet with Mrs. Il.
l.. Averill Tuesday, Nov. 3, at $50 p. m.
The Cleaners viii meet with Miss Ber-
nice Darling Laurel street, tonight at 7.45
The Athena club will meet with Mrs.
George 3, Bond Monday evening, Novem-
Der 2.
Japanese wedding All the rich eolors,
artistic details and gorgeous costumes Of
Japan at the Congregational fair.
The meeting Of the Young Woman's
Tourist club with Mrs. Frank McWhorter
is postponed to Monday evening, Nov. 3.
All those who would like to hire cos
tunes for the Good Templar's masquerade
can do SO BY applying to Louis Hunting
ton.
A polishing mill to rent, conveniently
located or competent man to run psl-
ishing mill wanted. Inquire at this Of
fee.
The Ladies Aid society Of the Baptist
church will serve supper in the Baptist
church, Tuesday. Nov 3, at o'clock.
The public is cordially Invited.
No one can afford to miss the evenings
enjoyment that has been planned for the
I. o. CT I. masquerade promenade and
oyster supper Come and wear mask
Clan Gordon, No. Y, has very impor-
tant business to transact at their meeting
Monday evening, Nov, End, and every
Clansman Is urgently requested to attend.
Don't miss old Aunt Dinah IN her Geor-
gia cabin at the Universalist fair Nov. 10,
II, IL, Is. She will serve Southern deli
eacies TO her friends, which you viii rel
ish.
Be sure to see the human Jack-in-the
Box at the Japanese bazaar This Is de-
signed especially for the children although
it will be sure to interest the older ones as
well.
A chafng dish presided over by Jap
anese lady makes a charming picture. Tho
contents Of the dish are tasty. See the
lady and partake Of her daintily prepared
lunch at Miles hall Nov. 8, and 5,
At the Uniyersalist church Nov. 10, ii,
IL and 10 George and Martha Washington
will be pleased to meet their old friends
and show their books and pictures style.
You will find them at the Virginia booth,
| We, the undersigned, members Of Iocal
264, Of the Master Horseshoers ASsoeia-
| ton Of Barre viii. after Nov /, 1908, dc
a strictly cash business. Il. G. Briggs,
w. 4, Burgess, III Martin, F B. NiAard,
/ j a. Mcleod, William Walsh, J a. Den.
4 A al ali
and Tomas.
The booth Of the Ladies Heme Journal
and the pictures displayed there are con-
tributed by the publishers, and all the
profits Of the sale Of these pictures viii "a
to the fair fund A generous percentage
4 Is also allowed on all subscriptions SC
that BY giving your subscriptions to the
ladies you will be helpiRg them in then
fund
Don't fail to attend the Japanese fail
given BY the Ladies' Aid society Of the
Congregational church ia Miles hall, No
vember 3, 4 and s. Ii viii be sure t
please the most fastidi0us. There will b.
an entertainment each evening A Jap
anese wedding will consist of ono even
ing entertainment. All for the small sun
Of 10 cents.
AT the 0. f. S. sale at Miles hal
Thursday evening the following program
was very well given: Duett, Mrs. East
man and Miss Blanche Houston; recita
ton, Goldie Halves; piano duet, Nissel
Ida Cluness and Agnes Mckenzie; solo
Mrs g. FL Clark piano duett, Mrs East
man and Mildred CLARK; recitation, Evi
Smith; piano solo, Mary Wells; plan
Duet, Mrs Eastman and Emily Benedict
piano solo, Miss Ida Cluness; piano Duet
Mildred Clark and Raymond ii. East
man.
Neal Dow lodge, l. o. G.. T., will give
masquerade promenade and oyster suppe
In the x. Of 4. hall Wednesday evening
Nov. A. A fine program has been al
ranged aud good music will be furnishel
! for the promenade. The ladies of the Of
der have the supper In charge and it alon
is worth the whole price Special prize
have been arranged for those having th
best masks. Every effort is being mad
to have an evenings enjoyment to pleas
ALL Everyone will be made wecoms
Come and enjoy yourself. Admission 10c
supper l5c-