The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-29
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Children's bonnets 1T Perry's.


4 large assortment Of furs AZ Perrys.
See the new fancy hair sets az
Perry's.
James N. Even was home over Sun
day from Hardwick
Alex. Ranney moved Saturday from
Kirk to South Main street.
Don't forget tile lslks MINISTRIES 1T
the opera house, Tuesday evening
MI and Mrs. Don Camp returned on
Saturday from visit in Corinth
Miss Minnie A. Berry Of Tbctford
visited friends n town over Sunday.
See Felix Haney, the original Hi Hol-
ler IN Way Down East, at the opera
house tonight.
Miss Lucy Wells returned last night
from y few days visit il Calais and
East Montpelier.
Just received barrel Of those deic-
ious old-fashioned horehound drops at
the Red Cross pharmacy.
The audience that greeted the Elks'
minstrel show at Montpelier Friday
evening was well pleased.
III. J. Hood will close his shop at l4
Summer street for good on Wednesday
night, on account Of poor health.
If Won want suit Or overcoat made
to your measure, remember that the
Frank MeWhorter Go. has a large line
of patterns 70 select from.
Make your plans to attend the sup
per given By the Ladies' Missionary
society at the congregational church,
Wednesday evening, October 81.
A social hour win follow the supper
at the Congregational church, Wednes
day evening, October 81. Como and en-
courage the ladies IN their good work
The minstrel show Tuesday evening,
October 80, Is made up OF lslks from this
city as well as Montpelier. Let's Ill
turn out and give them busting good
house.
Mrs. Annette s. Wiley and son, Sim,
left on the noon train Saturday for
Fitzwilliam, n. H.. where the former is
To reside with her sister, Mrs. Alfred
H. Turner
There will be special meeting Of
Minnehaha cncampment, No. ?, |. q. II,
tonight az 1890 o'clock al officers
are requested to he present to make
preparations for a district nesting
Harry M. Wheeler of Montpelier was
struck on the head hysa four meh raffs
en- which fell FROM a twosstMv HOUSE
Saturday Afternoon. He was knocked
down. but got np without assistance 70
the amazemcnt Of his fellow worknsen,
who supposed he was killed.
An idea Of the cast which viii ap.
pear at the opera house tonight in sup
port DC Felix Haney IN when The Har-
vest Days Are Over" may be obtained
from the fac. that his principal support
il Neil Tvomey, a well known LEADING
man in ~Secret Service and III tho
leading role Of Frohman's 'Girl efr
Behind Me-
81 Leceh one Of the dFollest coined
ians ever seen in Barre, appeared at the
opera house Saturday evening with
company. which, with one possible ex
ccption. was excellent The chorus
work was very good, and the entire pro.
duction was thoroughly enjoyed BY a
| fair-sized audience. The company left
On Saturday night for Sherbrooke, 2. @.
George NJ. Co.'s Of Montpelier, who is
well known in this city. was last week
elected president Of the White Mountain
Travellers association, the meeting be-
1 ing held at Concord. s. H Mr. Goss
was born in Georgia. VI, April 3. 1861,
and after graduation from Goddard sem.
inary began his business career with
the old Stafford & Holden Manufaetur-
ing company, with whom be remained
/ 4 dozen wears lie Is now travelling
for the George z. Gilchrist company Of
| Boston. k&
Few plays comes rs highly recon-
mended as ANYhen The Harvest Days
Are Over which will be presented at
the opera house tonight. under the df.
i rection Of Mr.. Neil Twomey The story
Il said Ia be a very probable one and
interesting from start TO finish. The
comedy is rich and possesses good
deal Of originality Felix Habey. WHO
is starring in this play. Is too we'll
known TO require any extra words of
praise As Hcz fluckins lac is said TO
be doing the hest work Of what has
been highly successful career. and his
singing Of llez Huckins, the village cut.
up, demands nightly seven and eight
encores. Mr.. Twomey has bad the en-
tire scenic production built and painted
BY recognized artists and has selected
cast which is in keeping with the
star.