The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-03
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Local Happenings Tsraely Told 10
Busy Readers

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! this morning on business.
D. II. Mics lett this morning on a
business trip to Rochester, n. y.
Framing and repairing done on short
notice At y. w. Hooker Co.'S shops.
10 rent. A front suite IN tho Miles
building Inquire a, d. n. Miles Office.
N. y. NIcIvcr has a driving horse al +.
veftised for sale in the For sale" col.
umn.
The Cleaners viii meet with Miss Al,
lee Howard, "a Clif street, this evening
at 1850.
"views Of Barre" makes a nice me.
mento 70 give OF acnd friend. 26c a.
o. J. Dodge's.
James Donahue. who has been visiting
relatives In the city, returned to Nor.
risvillc today.
There viii be a meeting Of tho Glen.
ugie club IN Miles hall, Thursday, Dec.
3, AZ 1880 sharp,
Rev. +. NJ Fuller Of Burlington win
speak At the Baptist church Wednesday
evening at eight o'clock.
Brucc's orchestra will play the most
popular hits Of the day. Terms reason.
able. 10 spaulding street.
Minnie barbour. eoniralto. will sing
for the Wonderland Moving Picture com.
pany tonight az the Pavilion.
Special this week. home made hore.
hound candy, good for your cold, i5c per
pound. Barre Candy Kitchen.
Views Of Barre containing 50 views
Of the city. is buildings and surround.
ing scenes, just out, at o. J. Dodgc's. 25c.
Willis Ingram, who has been visit.
ing relatives In the city for the past
few days, returned today 10 Hanover,
y. II.
There viii be a regular meeting OF the
Ladies auxiliary, A. o. II. Wednesday
evening, Dec. :, at 1880. Election Of
officers.
You can save a discount on dress
goods. silks and trimmings during the
arst ten days Of December at yeale 4
knights.
William Farquhar and Alex. Johnstone
left last night for Boston and win take
passage tomorrow 70 spend the winter
in Scotland.
c. S. Andrews went 20 Burlington this
morning to attend a meeting Of the
state Sunday school eommitte, IN teach
er training.
Painters. attention, Local 1856 win
hold its regular meeting In Painters
hall tonight, Doc. 3, '07, az 1880 p. m
Let every member be present. A. NJ
Stafford, r. s.
The. regular meeting Of the Ladies Of
the Maccabees will be held IN the X. OF
Z. hall Wednesday evening, December 4,
at Z o'clock, for nomination and election
Of officers.
II YOU wish 10 secure gifts for Christ.
mas that are a little different from any.
thing that has been shown before, YOU
viii find such articles at the bargain
day sale" OF the Ladies' Aid society Of
the congregational church, Friday, Dec.
O. afternoon and evening.
Rev ". A. Fraser. pastor Of the Pres.
byterian church at Graniteville. has gone
on months vacation and rest, and will
visit in Philadelphia and perhaps 20 to
Colorado During his absence, the pulpit
will be supplied BY students from the
Presbyterian college in Montreal Next
Sunday, as last, Mr. Beaton will preach.
If Daniel Sully had been cut out OF
"The Golden Rule" presented at the
opera house last evening. there wouldn't
have been much left TO the piece. In
his favorite part Of priest, Sully was
right at home and helped to hold the
thing together. The play didn't attract
much Of an audience.
Bargains The dainty articles to be
found on the bargain counters Of the
Congregational Ladies' Aid society are
actual bargains. They enibody ideas
that were obtained from an arts and
crafts shop in quaint old Massachu
sets town. They will make most ae-
ceptable Christmas gifts. Congregation.
al yestry, Friday, Dee. 6, afternoon and
evening.
From all accounts, it would seem inn
possible to overestimate the high char
acter Of the production Of Coming Thro'
the Rye, which will be seen for the
first time here at the opera house to
night. 1t is musical comedy in the
presentation Of which the limit Of ex
trayagance appears 10 have been reached
There are fifty people employed Ii tho
performance, made up Of comedians, sing
ers and dancers, who have won distinc
tion in their respective lines OF work,
and the scenic and costume display Is
described as massive and beautiful. Two
sixty-foot cars are required to transport
the equipment, from which some idea Of
Its immensely may be gathered The
comedy Of the piece Is said to be whole
some, cean-cut and Of the kind which
keeps the audience constantly coayulsed
with laughter, while the musical score il
described as unusually melodions, ling
ling and catchy Outside of the Choir
uses, the program specified upwards 81
twenty numbers which are said to be-
come quickly popular This ii the Kind
Of entertainment which commands the
attention Of all who enjoy the best iii
stage performance and If il receives the
patronage here which il deserves, and
which has been bestowed upon it else
where. it viii be witnessed by an audi
ence limited in size only by the capacity
Of the theatre.