The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-04
TALK OF THE TOWN.


January clearance sale at Abbott's.
Poultry show January $. and 10,
Ladies dress skirts reduced in price at
Perry's.
A two-foot thermometer for s5c at
Hendricks.
20 by 40 linen hucI, towels for 12hc
at Abbott's.
Clearance sale begins Saturday at The
Vaughan Store
Clearance sale begins Saturday at The
Vaughan Store
Fresh paddock, Sc per pound, at Smith
& Cummings market.
Furnished room to rent in Miles gran
lite block. Enquire Of ID. M. Miles.
Furs are going fast at Perry's, We
have the right kind and right prices.
Litany and address this evening at
z o'clock at the Church Of the Good
Shepherd
You will never have d better oppoTtun-
ity to buy a child's dress than at PerTy's
on Saturday.
Raymond i. Reed who has been visit.
ing b. Al Eastman, returned to Natick,
Mass, today.
Tickets for the opening performances
of the Lorne Elwyn company go on sale
tomorrow morning.
"A regular meeting of Neal Dow lodge,
i. o. G. IT,, viii be held Friday night.
Those who desire badges win be present.
The Woodmen will hold a public dance
in the M. w. A. hall Saturday night,
January 3. Gilbertson's orchestra.
Gents Soc ladies free.
The train from the quarries on Sattr
day night will be held until after the
performance Of "rhe Girl from the Gold
en- Vest lit the opera house.
There will be dance in Unity hall,
South Barre, Friday night, January 4.
.Gilbcrtson's orchestra will furnish mu.
sic. All are cordially invited
The big feature event Of the current
season in theatricals will be the presen-
tation here Of David Beiasco's great play,
"The Girl Of the Golden West
A large crowd attended the roller
skating masquerade at ELale's Pavilion
last evening. The prizes were won by
Miss Amet and Mr.. Jameson.
All suits belonging to the Boys Bri-
gade are requested to be returned to
the Presbyterian church tonight at z
O'clock. Per order Quartermaster Young.
son.
A. p. Crawford the popular shoe.
maker, has opened a harness repairing
department in his shop under the Barre
Savings bank and solicits shore Of
your patronage.
About thirty young people chaperoned
BY Miss Christine Lewis drove in four
horse team to East Montpelier, where a
supper was served and dancing enjoyed
until a late hoir.
The theatre patrons Of Barre and vi
entity win greet with pleasure the popu.
lar Lorne Elwyn company; the mere
mention Of the name assures a crowded
house every night. The manager Of the
company has Just purchased handsome
$500 fnr-lined coat Of the Homer Fits
company. which will be given away dur.
ing the week Of January 9Th. The fact
that the coat vas purchased Of the
Homer Fits company is a sufficient rec
coat j. lined throughout with French
mink, with collar Of blended mink, and
is now on exhibition III the garment
window Of the Homer Fits company
we believe IL the old saying "The
early bird catches the worm" and for
that reason we have started our clear
anee sale on winter goods one month
earlier than usual. ana wish to announce
to the trade that il is unnecessary Ia
pay the long prices for any Of you
winter necessities IN the way Of furnish,
ings footwear trousers. etc, as on al
these articles we have made a trcmenl,
Gus cut in prices, as We wish to thor,
oughly rlean IN evefy writer article in
he store before our spring goods (Which
ere due about February ~ arrive w,
wolnd also call your attention to om
Waltham and Elgin watches, ladies' and
gents chains ladies' and gents rings
and guarantee 60 save YOU money on
whatever yol, select from this depart.
ment Sec adv. on page ;.
David Reasco's use and mastery Of tho
science Of lighting effects on stage
is probably more clearly shown in "IhC
tlfl OF tle Atuluen west, WHICH come
to the opera house Saturday night, than
ia any other production credited to thi.
producer. The fourth act shows q prairie
al sunrise with "the girl and the re-
formed road agent bound eastward
there to work ont their destinities away
from oil faces and old associations
Whenstte curtain rises, the time Is q
few minutes before dawn. The stage i.
one black unfathomahle mass, the ouly
I light being the flaming end of a cigar II
! Ramerre2 mouth. Slowly the darkness
becomes fainter and fainter, and thet
gradually, but in burst Of glory that
never fails to evoke an outburst of ap
plause from the expeetant audience, the
sun rises over tile tops of the Sierra Ne
yada mountains III the distance and IL.
beams. creeping onward, illuminate tha
prairie foot by foot, until the little camp
of the travellers rests in the full light Of
dawn. The effect cannot be adequately
described ia type. II must be seen to BE-
appreciated.
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