The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-05
TALK OF THE TOWN.



spotless steam sponger II Abbott's.
George Marion u IN Boston On bust
ness.
Prices are right on ladies' cloaks at
Perry's.
Remember the City Bakery leads for
q large variety.
r. n. Wheeler went 70 Boston yester
day on business.
Miss Alice Doyle spent Sunday Al her
home IN Northfeld.
Diamond ~ vests and pants are ex
ira heavy. At Fits.
q. i. Woodworth spent Sunday with
relatives in Waterbury.
Miss Grace Mclean Of Northheld il
visiting friends in town
Mrs. James Wheeler returned yester-
day from visit in Kecsyille, N. ~.
Il. r. Hutchinson returned yesterday
from a few days visit in Randolph.
Miss Gladys French spent sunday at
the home Of her parents in Northfeld.
Mrs. G, R. Wood returned Saturday
evening from visit in Lawrence, Mass.
George Hall 81 Boston, formerly Of
Barre, visited friends in town over sun.
day.
Wanted.--A hundred men TO break
alley records, Apply at Buzzell's bowl
ing alleys.
George Mitchell sang a tenor solo very
acceptably at the congregational church
last evening.
A quantity Of first quality potatoes
for sale. Apply TO Y. n. Clay, o. tcle-
phone at4.2l.
Thomas RI Cave, the veteran printer,
is opening job printing Office in the
Quinlen block
Adolph Goneo left last night for q
few days visit in Boston and also in
Providence, r. !.
The City Bakery's double loaf Of malt
bread Is most substantial and most
hesithful Try II.
Just received barrel OF those delic.
ious old fashioned horehound drops at
the Red Cross pharmacy.
If you want first class electric mas.
sage, 90 to Miers barber shop. Four
good men always at work.
The Athena club viii meet with Mrs.
Bradley on Richardson street an Tues
day evening al 1880 o'clock. 4ass
u. Somaini, @. Beruaseeni, n comolli
and G. Bal leave tomorrow for Italy,
whore they will spend Che winter.
Miss Edith Barnes and Miss Kathess
Eof Plyinn,ith, y. H., are IN the city
today visiting friends and the city
1 schools.
Large invoice Of jewelry Just received.
I Your choice 10 cents. Don't nlias. oiv-
4 ing ii an inspection, we have II nicely
/ displayed on table BY itself, where you
can see at a glance the many values.
kenyon's Bargain Store.
The menu for the supper at the Uni.
versalist church, Wednesday evening,
will be baked potatoes, dried beef aud
cream gravy. hot rolls, assorted cake.
/ Supper tickets. Is cents. The pro-
1 gramme Tor Wednesday evening will be
II ktfEsat Nv hfAtiitAN hDN #NANNAt1 AiNNi
Goddard seminary and viii BE- published
in Tuesdays paper
i The Ladies Aid society Of the Bap.
fist church will hold their regular bust
ness meeting and supper Tuesday, No.
vembef 6. Supper served from six 10
4 eight Menu, clam chowder. pickles
bread waters. apple and pumpkin pie,
coffee: price, Is cents The public II
cordially invited. N connection with
the supper there viii be an apron table
4 where all kinds Of aprons, both fancy
and. work aprons win be for sale.
James Carswell and Allen Reid oi
Norwich university visited at tlicil
homes here over Sunday Both PLAYED
in the Norwich university Of Vernon,
game al Burlington Saturday. which
was Won BY the latter ! to o. Reid
almost tied the score, getting elem
field for yerlnont's goal. but was tack
led from behind Newell Barber. anoth.
et Barre boy, played h the Norwich
team. All but one Of Norwiehs back.
field players were Barre boys.
Henry W. Savage has the reputation
OF exploiting the right kind 81 matcfial
in the right kind Of way. hut In "Ihs
College Widow" the George AIDE com,
edy which comes "a the opera house
next Friday evening, MI Savage Il sais
to have fairly and fully outdone himself
A surprisingly capable company Of some
forty people and a production Of great
beauty places the attractiyeness Of tho
play beyond dispute. especially as til,
piece itself is the cleyerest Of its kline
presented in many years.
Anyone who has the slightest doubt
that football il an immensely popnlal
game with The American public Wi
have all question dispelled from hi
mind BY Watching a performance Of 9TH,
College Widow, WHICH comes TO thu
opera house next Friday evening tn,
mimic game played off on the stag
and described by the various characters
backed By a grandstand Of swaying
J hooting srooters," works the audience
to the highest pitch Of excitement an,
when at length The hero Of the day Il
brought III on the shoulders Of the Grove
the enthusiasm il unbonnded Henr,
W Savage is sending q very stron,
| cornnanv IN fhia city