The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-23
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Local Happenings 1ersely Told for Busy
Readers.

yesterday.
100 neeced hose on Saturday 12l1c
at yaughan's.
Ellen Hathaway, dressmaking,
Academy street.
One day more on those special coats
at $7.25 at Fits
Roller skating Saturday from ? to s
p, m. at the Pavilion
i. Webb, Jr., Of Granville, was in town
on business yesterday.
Don't forget the assembly at Wood
mems hall this evening.
Patrick Kelly OF Williamstown was ii
town on business yesterday.
A special sale Of ladies' skirts for
SIPS at Perry's on Saturday.
r. J. Blanchard Of Randolph called
on relatives III town yesterday.
Home. grown sage the only kind you
want, at Hendricks Drug Store.
The floor IN the new hall il great.
Come and try It Saturday night.
James Gaul and w "A. Bradford went
to Boston on business last night.
George Earle Of Williamstown was in
the city on business this morning.
School aretics Keep the children's feet
warm and dry. Buy the best at Nc
Leans.
Be sure and see the table linen we are
offering for 75c per yard Veale &
Knight.
There win be rehearsal for st.
Monica's church choir Saturday evening
at 7 o'clock.
The City Balxery's double loaf Of malt
bread is most substantial and most
hcalthfpl Try it.
Litany and conarmationtinst al
1.-THE Church Of the Good Shepherd this
evening at 7 o'clock.
There win be whist party in Odd
Fellows han, Gordon block, on Saturday
evening, November "a.
There win be teachers examina.
ton AZ the Spaulding school building
Friday and Saturday OF this week.
Thomas Brady offers two special bar
gains for tomorrow that will interest
you, Sec his advertisement on page 2.
Mrs. H. A. Southworth, who has been
visiting at the home 81 b. 4. Eastman,
returned this morning to her home Ia
Post Mills.
On Saturday evening the entertainment
at the fair will be farce entitled,
LAUNDERING Bill given by some Of the
young people Of the church.
Arthur Lyman, who is well known in
Barre, and Mrs Alice Perkins were mar
ried at the home of the bride in Rut-
land, Wednesday afternoon.
Tonight at the opera house the Nellie
Kennedy company win present one of
the strongest Bills In their repertoire.
1.-THE lndiscretion Of Gertrude
The Woodmen WIN hold series danss
in the n. w. Of A. hall Saturday night,
November "A. Gilbertson's orchestra.
Admission, gents SOC, ladies free
Pure homemade molasses kisses, 15c
lper pound; salt water kisses, 15c per
pound; fruit candy, 15c per pound, sat
nrday, November "a, at Barre Candy
Kitchen.
Would the party who picked up the
gold chain on Friday last at the Gran
lite City quoting team, please return
to G. Keith, South Main street, to save
further troublei
Owing to the unfairness Of the thing,
the opera house management will not
allow us to take telephone orders for
tickets except those who are outside
the city; Red Cross pharmacy. 81 T
!. The Nellie Kennedy company will pre-
sent for the Saturday matinee. "That
/ Boy Buster and His Dog The moving
pictures and all the spccialties win be
given, the same as at the evening per-
formances.
BE sure and visit the domestic sci
! enceR booth at the Presbyterian fair.
tonight. There you win find home
made cake, Dat cakes, delicious short
bread and paste buns. home made pre-.
serves, iellies and pickles.
At a regular meeting Of the Shirt
Waist and Laundry Workers, local No.
us Of this city. held November %, the
employees Of the Northfeld Steam lam
ldry were duly initiated, thereby insti-
tuting union laundry in Mortified.
The Nellie Kennedy stock company
played To good houses ali last week, but
on Friday night the house was packed
e the doris. The play was "rhe In
discretion OF Gertrude The costumes
were Of the finest ever worn by q roper
toire company in this town. Miss Ken
Inedy wore an evening dress 81 black
covered with $4,000 spangles, also an
orange satin trimmed with all over Bat
ltenburg. Her flower dress Of imported
silk was an elegant creation The pink
tea gown worn in the last act was very
pretty and might be enyied BY any lady.
Miss Chrystal Benson looked very sweet
I'm 4 white spangled gown. Other costu-
mes were Of white net, white satin, pink
Emepc de chcnc, cream net over yellow,
blue afternoon dress, and shirt waist
suits. The company il first class in
every respect, putting on plays that
would cost from Sl.00 to $500 to sec
in Boston or New York. The special.
ties were of the best, and IL was hard to
\ pick out any favoritcs. George Hayes
in coon shouting and buck dancing al.
ways brought hearty applause, as did
BILLY Lackey,D the funny fellow.-St.