The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-06
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Roller skating this afternoon.
Nav I,enl. ,.snaa. 4 L Nnmnrhafa's


Wool faced eidcrdovn for 25c At Fits,
Ladies heavy ileeced underwear AZ
a5c at Fits.
childrcn's coats, caps and muffs to
match at Naughar's.
Read Al. r. Abbott's full page an
nouncement on page IA
Mrs r. PeverelIi will leave Monday
for Batavia, n X, to reside.
The Union clothing store has installed
a new cash carrier system.
Fosters Moving Pictures at the opera
house this Afternoon and evening.
n. II. Bailey Of WiIliamstown was in
the city on business this morning.
@. II. Perry returned yesterday from a
two weeks vacation spent in Boston
Attorney ]. NJ. T'horue Of Burlington
was in the city on business yesterday.
Mrs. Charles Butson and Mrs. I. Nor
rill Of Northfield visited friends In town
today.
Miss Eleanor Cole returned last night
from few days visit at her home in
Marshfield.
w. II. Ward returned last evening
from business trip to Boston and
Portland, Me.
A son, weighing 10 pounds. was born
Tuesday to Mr.. and Mrs. William Smith
LOT Basset street.
Mrs. II. Il. BatchcIder, dressmaker, re-
turned last evening from four weeks
vacation with relatives at Essex.
Deputy Sheriff III. ]. slayton has
moved his office from the Bolster block
to ~ Prospect street. TEL 455-4.
g. II. Watt win preach at the Bout
we'll schoolhouse at 3 o'clock tomorrow
afternoon; Sunday school at 2.3o p. m.
Mrs. Edward Curtis III Orange who
las been visiting friends in the city for
the past few days, returned to her home
today.
Lecture aud test seance by DR.. II. T.
Stanley Sunday evening at 5 o'clock at
Hale's Pavilion, Pearl street. Admission
10 cents.
.
DR. Walter Bray of Hartford, Conn,
arrived in the city last night for a visit
at the home Of his sister, Mrs. ]. e. Me-
Sweeney
Saturday home made candy zoe per
box; maple walnut fudge, zoe per pound /;
candy kisses, three hay0rs, l5c per pound
at Barre Candy Kitchen.
The engagement Of Miss Ethel B.
Walston and Wallace Chapman, both
Of Willistou, has been announced. Miss
Walston was a former teacher in the
Barre schools and graduate of God
dard seminars in the class Of 1901
CarmeIino vogini and Miss Cesira
Cardini were united in marriage at IL
O'Clock this morning at the city clerks
Office by Justice OF the Peace James Mac
kay. Mr.. and Mrs. Yogini win reside on
Blackwell street.
Strange freak. half horse and half
camel, absolutely the only living ones
puzzles scientists, performs rare and
amusing feats On exhibition day and
evening at Labelle's livery, North Main
street. Don't miss this. Admission a
dime.
The Clover club will meet with Mrs.
NJ l.. Towne on the West Hill Tuesday
afternoon at 2.30 o'clock. All members
wishing conveyance provided for them
please notify the president or the sec
rotary as soon a Monday. Teams will
leave Mrs. Lizzie Robinson's at lis p,
m.
S. j. Segel & Co. on Depot square Of
fer for Saturday only as special bar
gain five dozen boys fall and winter
sweaters ii many styles, shades and
makes, from soc to $1.50. Do not fail
to see these goods before buying. You
win save from 25e TO soc on sweater
by buying here tomorrow. Remember
the price and place, Segels store.
The forty fourth annual session OF the
grand lodge OF Vermont, T. @. q. r., will
b. held in Barre, Oct. 10 and III, in
Knights Of Columbus hall. Neal Dow
lodge, No. rs, will give the grand lodge
officers and visiting members a reception
or Tuesday evening. at S o'clock. The
grand lodge session will open nc 10 o'clock
D. IN on Wednesday. Oct 10th. Wednes-
day evening banquet at City Hotel at
$40.
Quick to discern the trend of the pub
lies mind in matters theatrical, Manager
Jules Murrv secured the play markets
OF the world last summer Tor modern
drama for his gifted young star, Creston
Clarke, Nothing at all promising was
in sight until his attention was drawn
to the interest that was being manifest
ed by the English reading public in a
Forthcoming work Of that promising au.
thor, George Pastor, entitled THE Rag
ged Messenger An emissary was de-
spatchcd post-hastc across 70 London
by Manager Mniry, and even before
l"'rhe Ragged Messenger had appeared
il book form on the other side, the
rights to its characterization had been SCI
cured by this enterprising manager. The
rest is theatrical history. si'he Ragged
Messenger" is ore Of the biggest hits OF
the season. It will be presented al the
opera house on Saturday evening. Oct.
i1'i with Crcston Clarke in the modern
role Of John Morton, the clergyman.
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