The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-18
TALK OF THE Town
Local Happenings Terusly Told Tor
Busy Readers

Eastern Estate Store.
See the stylish college coat AZ Alb
bolts. Lined throughout
nruces orchestra FOR an occasions. Il
spanldlng street, Barre. ".
You'll find a good collection Of men
clothing al the rummagc sale.
l.. s. Dutton leaves tomorrow for Wal
lace. Idaho, for an extended visit.
A daughter was born yesterday 70 Nh
and Mrs. O A. Speare Of Park street.
Wanted. BY A. p. Abbott & Co,
young man With dry goods experiences.
ouimby's Glove. Kiss. ld.fashiones
lnolaasea candy. Everybody sells them.
John Wilson left this noon Tor Waco
Texas, where he viii spend tbs win
ter
A. J. Guthrie was called to his homl
IN Boston today BY the Illness Of hi
father
Sweaters you1l enjoy wearing II yot
are a sweater man. - 20 80. Moore
a Owens.
Mrs. Mary Wheeler Gale Of Troy. n
", Is visiting her parents, Air. and Mrs
4. Q. Wheeler.
Mrs. Eliza crosscst Of Montpelier Il
visiting at the home Of her daughter
Mrs. d. A Perry.
Miss Bessie Spooner went to Barn
stead, n. H., yesterday for a weeks
visit with friends.
Mrs Edith ". Richardson has Just
received new iayoiee Of hand.painted
china at her Art store.
Newell Barber Of Norwich university
Il visiting al the home Of his parents,
DR. and Mrs. c. n Barber.
Clairyoyant. Tuesday and Thursdays,
2 p. m. TO p. m, Mrs r. +. Ellis, rs
Spaulding street, telephone 1851
II in need Of first class wearing
shoe for the boy get Burnley 4 Stevens
make at the Peoples Shoe store.
Fred Hayden and family moved from
their farm this week to the residence Of
q. r. Norris on The East Montpelier
road.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ID. Gilley, who have
been visiting friends in the city for a
few days, went TO Claremont, y. H.,
today.
$3.50 worth OF red stamps given Sat.
urday free to every purchaser Of fifty
cents worth or more at the Eastern
Estate.
The New England Fruit store receiv-
ed fresh arrival Of peaches and pears
for preserving today, moderate prices
for fancy fruit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Hopkins and chill.
dren returned today to their home in
Cabot after a two days visit with
friends in the city.
II you have not already sent articles
to the rummage sale, please do 50 to.
day. The committee would especially
ask for childrcn's clothing.
For sale. Dining table and chairs,
ladies' desk, kitchen table, and a few
kitchen utensils. Mrs. F. L. Burnham.
p West street, from 2 until o'clock.
Mrs. James Collins and Mrs. James
Thornton OF Plattsbug, n. u, who have
been visiting at the home Of Mrs. j. b.
Kelley, left this morning for their
homes.
II. X Dewey and daughter, Mrs. c. NJ.
Reed, of Guthrie Center, Iowa, who have
been visiting their nieces, Mrs. f. r.
Northrop and Mrs. Helen Burbank, left
for Boston today.
The Alaska Packers association have
liberated from their hafeheries in Alas
ka, mp to 1906, over three hundred and
fifty.one million 1851 10000 Young sal
mon, Their Fortmann hatchery is the
largest in the world.
Frank Bickford Of Waterbury was ar.
rested at the 6. V. station early this
morning by railroad policeman Fred st,
Rock for intoxication In the city court
this morning Bcsford pleaded guilty TO
a first ofFense and was fined h total of
$l2.20, which he thought he would be
able to raise.
The Young peoples societies of the
first Baptist church in MONTPELIER viii
give q harvest festival beginning Tues
htN GfellltSt OctpbtI $50 dliQ ClpSlDE
with matinee saturday afternoon. or
during the fllllness of the harvest moon.
The members Of the First Baptist
church Of Barre are cordially invited
to attend.
.The Train Robbers which will 5.
presented BIZ Carl Henry Lewis COM
pany az the opera house Saturday il
founded upon The recent hold M Of the
Pacific Railroad company Air line, limit
cd, but unlike any other play dealing
with characters Of this kind no attempt |
has been made 10 make hero ont III !
the leaders OF the ouslaw, nor in any
way surround him with d glamor Of 10
nance. The fact Of tie robbery II but
an incident in an admirably constructed
play, the characters Of which are in I
every way human, doing just those
things which real people placed in the 7
same position would do, and saving 4
those things that real people would say. /
Simply told-richly embellished with I
and staged with attention to
small detail, which always characterizes
! perfect productio, the performance Of
The Train Robbers II far above the
average melodramatic entertainment and
worldly Of the patronage accorded it.1
Prices for this performance are as fol- 4
ows; Matinee Is and 25 cents. Night
%, 35 and so cents