The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-13
TALK OF THE TOWN.
LEGAL Happenings Tersely Told for Busy
Readers.
Artloom tapestries at Fits,

Artloom tapestries at Fits.
| Summer underwear at Vaughan's.
Auction sale at tile Pavilion tonight.
w. II. Gale went to Waterbury this
morning on business.
Yard.wide oxblood light blue and navy
Madras for 12lac at Abbott's.
Don Jones of pike, N. H., called on
friends in the city yesterday.
John Jarvis Of Woodsyille, N. TT, call,
cd on friends in the city yesterday.
Mrs. James Brown went to ST. Johns
bury today to visit relatives over sun
iday.
The Frank McyNlsorter Co. can tit ont
the boy for school. Best goods at right
tprices
| New prints, percales, white goods,
lawns and dress goods at Veale y
I Knights.
/ My personal attention given Go fine
watch repairing and engraving. Il. O.
Holmes, Gordon block.
james Anderson left yesterday after
noon for st. Johns, n. b, where lie will
make his home in the future.
| Mrs. S. a. Kelly, who has been visit
\ ing her daughter, Mrs. g. g. Mascott,
returned to her home in Burlington yea
terday afternoon.
Butferscotch candy, inolasses kisses,
chocolate walnut kisses, &c per pound !;
! lightweight one pound boxes, poe Sat
nTday only at Barre Candy Kitchen.
A special meeting OF Barre branch.
, g. G. /. A.. will be held in Miles hall,
Monday, April Is; business, the street
railroad question. Per "A. nj. Smith, Sec
rotary.
Neal Dow lodge, l. O. G. r., held a
livery enjoyable social and promenade in
THE II. of G. hall last evening, which was
attended BY about 10 young people. Az
ter a piano duett by Beatrice Callaghan
and Mabel Benson and vocal solo BY
William Robertson, the remainder Of the
evening was spent IN marching, music
Ibeing furnished by Batchelder's orches-
ira. Refreshments OF sugar on snow,
doughnuts and pickles were served, Geo
Ford was chairman OF the committee
which had charge Of the occasion.
Why pay the long price for your Jew
elry when You can buy such high grade
goods as the Waltham $1,000 watches at
$12.9s and the Waltham $500 watches
at $7.9SY A lot of $1,000 watches AZ
$4.9s, a lot of $3.50 watches at S2.0s
and a lot of $3.50 stem wind and stem
set watches, guaranteed for one year. at
9Se. Those are the prices quoted at A.
A. Smith & Brothers, the big bargnin
store Of Barre. Lot Of ladies' and gent =
$500 and $3.50 rings at 9sc; lot $4.0o
and $3.50 chains and fobs at SECS; lot
$500 chains and fobs at gSc; lot 1925
chains and fobs at 49e; lot use chains
and fobs zoe. See the new displav az
hunting and camping knives in tie
window, regular $3.50 quality to close
lat Csc. See advertisements headed A.
A. Smith & Brother, on pages and s
Of this issue.
4 1t is not often q dramatist finds IN
his own experience tho greatest situation
OF his play. Rev. John Snyder who 4
the first American clergyman to write
a play fortunate enough to secure pro.
duction, and whose CAS- Ye Sow + to
be seen for the first time at the opera
house on next Wednesday evening has
constructed the greatest scenic sensation
N his play from materials which came
under his own observation. A wreck at
sea, the life-boat in action and the work
Of rescue going on under the eyes of The
audience, is the climax with which one
act closes. DR. Snyder. who has been IN
the ministry for thirtyfiye Years. and
who, at present, is pastor of church
at Wellesley Hills. Mass, was living at
little fishing village ON the Atlantic
coast on the night when wreck identi-
cal with the one which he has placed I'll
his drama really occurred lie was one
of those that volunteered TO 20 to the
aid Of the mariners.who seemed doomed
to death on the breakers. The main
character in his play is clergyman
and in the play the clergyman upon hi.
wedding day finds that his duty "a
God and his fellows is greater than Il
IS to himself, and he leaves the church
where the bridal party has gathered, and
volunteers to 20 upon the angry sea ia
rescue the distressed sailors. The Incl.
dents which DR.. Snyder saw at the wreck
have been duplicated in his drama which
William a. Brady and Joseph r. f!rismer
who gave way Down East les pho
n0menal popularity.