The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-09
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Local Happenings Tersely Told for Busy
Readers.

yesterday.
George Cassie has 4 dozen nice heif-
ers for sale.
The College Widow at the opera
house tonight
Everything for winter wear at the
Vaughan store
William Robertson went To Burling,
ton this afternoon On business.
Tomorrow X the IA Nd day of the great
reduction sale at Thomas Brady's.
Pie pork chops. loin, i4e per pound
Granite City Cash Meat and Grocery
store.
Mrs. Marion Il. Morris 81 Burlington
II visiting Mrs Clifford Cote III Maple
ayenue
Joseph Jenkins ii in the city replacing
work for VIM. Mc(see, who vas burned
out last week.
The City Bakery's double loaf Of malt
bread Il most substantial ana most
healthful- Try 1T.
Wool solcs for worsted slippers, mems,
wonen's and children's sizes at Me
Leans Shoe Store.
The Foresters Of America received
four applications for membership at its
meeting last evening
Last day tomorrow Of the most sue.
ccssful clothing sale ever held in this
city, AZ Thos. Brady's.
Litany and confirmation instruction
AZ I o'clock this evening at the Church
Of che Good Shepherd.
Only two more days Of the great
bargain sale at Thomas Brady's store.
iis Nam street. DO not miss ii.
There win BE- preaching al the Garlic
ton schoolhouse on Sunday at Id $50
y. ms and at the Boutwell, schoolhouse
BY pm. 8
There will be a meeting of the Plum.
bers' lfnion Friday evening at 7s30
to'clock in Painters hall Lef there be 4
full attendance.
Mrs. Adna Adams and Mrs. smith
Clark, who have been Wishing friends
in town. returned to their home ii Ran
dolph Center this morning.
Mrs Quincy WhitehiIl and Miss M.
4 Gibson. who have been the guests
lof Mrs. Mary I'll. Gates, returned this
morning 70 their home IN North Rye.
gate
George Emery picked yellow violet
yesterday III the Walker sugar place Oh
the west hill, the leaves being a. green
and ~ blossom As bright as IN early
spring.
Saturday home made candy. zoe per
box; chocolate peanut cluster. zoe per
pound; eoeoaiiut kisses. Ise per pound.
Fresh made Saturday 1T the Barre Can
dy Kitchen
William King left last night for Baker
City. Oregon Mr. King Is the son Of
lanes & King. who was formerly in
the granite bushes III Barre, now in
business in Baker City.
The Woodmen win start series Of
Saturday night dances in their new hall
in the Bolster block beginning satur.
day, November 10. 6ilbertson's orehes.
ira. Gents soc, ladies Free
The people Of Barre showed their al.
probation of Lyman II Howess moving
pictures last evening BY filling every
seat in the opera house. The entertain.
ment was up 60 its usual high stan.
daFd
G. +. Sosiety Of First Baptist cherch
imvit 70 80 attend fonetik spelling
down Ut tier pariors IN First Baptist
ehefch on the evening Of Frida. Nov.
9th. Musk latter and refreshments
fire. Everybody welcuin,
A large spire was drawn yesterday
from the t.ittieiohn & Milne quarry III
WebsterviiIe To Jones Brothers sheds,
H. g Leonard had charge Of the draw
ing, which required twenty-five horses.
This stone measures 80 feet in length.
il three feet square at the base, and
weighs over 40 tons
Fitchburg Sentinel The results Oh
tanned BY this combination Of noble
voices were such a. e. give the audience
an evening Of unequalled pleasure The
effects produced IN The ensemble mum
hers were thrilling. There was mag
E.tiepnt body Of tone in fortissimo pas
sages, while the gradatiops OF shading
were effected with modulations delicate,
fine and artistic. liarre opera house.
Thursday evening, Nov 18th.
Miss MARY i. Fiske, aged 90 years.
died yesterday morning ~ her home iii
Montpelier Of heart failure. Miss Fiske
was horn in Waitsdeld April 10. 1910.
She Is survived by three sisters, Mrs
G. NJ. Gross and Miss Amy y. Fiske Of
Montpelier and Mrs A. G. Gray Of Bar
ton Landing, and one brother. Rev Per
rim b. Fiske Of Plainaeld Miss Fiskc
spent most Of her life III Montpelier,
having conducted millinery store fof
many years. The funeral will be held
Mt 3 o'claek this afternoon from her
late home, the Rev 4, 4 Reed oilioiat
ing.
The honors are many for the mein-
beers of the east in 'arhe College Widow
which comes here this evening at the
opera house Being clear Of the obliga-
tion4 u writing for star, George AIDE
"fattenedH every part III his play % the
best Of Ills ability. and the actor whose
part would be deemed small when gjiag
cd bv an actual count d liens or scenes.
has ~ equal chance Of giving the audi
ence lasting impression. One charac-
ter who comes il for general attention,
the town marshal, was even written
I'M after the play went into rehearsal.
Reside giving "The College Widow" It's
present distinction, this distribution Of
GOOD parts furnishes the company with
tha ,ssoa4 ga ma fifral incentive