The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-11
TALK OF THE TOWN

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& knights.
A big line Of flannel blankets at Per.
rvs; all prices.
For Sale, Six shoats, average 30
pounds. w. F. Richardson.
B. B. Martin Of Marshfeld was q
business visitor in the city to-day.
Oh. Barton has returned from bust
ness trip through New York and Penn.
sylvania.
A pair Of chestnut horses for sale ut
low figure. A. Y. Batchelder, So Mer.
chant st. Tel. 240-
Extraordinarily and Thursday,
p. m. to p. IN. Mrs. r. E. Ellis, 25
Spaulding street, Tel. 1904.
The Frank Mcwhorter Co. have the
Sterling golf jackets and wescuts for
men and boys, none better.
Miss Mae Buchanan returned TO her
home in Westerly, Rhode Island, to-day,
after visiting friends in the city for the
past five weeks.
The Ladies' Mission circle Of the Uni
versalist church will serve tea to their
friends, at the church fair, Friday af-
ternoon at o'clock.
The Italian flag was out to-day at the
Office Of the Italian consul in honor Of
the birthday Of the Italian king. This
is holiday in Italy for that reason.
Captain and Mrs. C. f. Smith and son
of The Salvation Army branch at Malone,
n. u, arrived in the city last night for
visit. Capt. Smith was formerly at
the head Of the local branch.
Miss Alice Farnham and Mrs. Lyman
Taft went TO Waterbury this afternoon,
where they viii attend the annual dis.
triet convention Of the Woman's Home
Missionary society, which is in session
there this evening and Thursday.
"Tony," at the Vermont Fruit Store,
has Just received l25 Of the new Co.
lumbia double disk records. They play
both sides, cost one price There IS real
ly no need Of advertising these records.
It's mp the graphophone owners to make
an early selection. Enough said here.
Call in and the record will tell you the
rest.
For three weeks you have been told
through the columns OF this paper some.
thing of the domestic coal situation. Did
You take the hint? Shippers have adj
vanced the prices and the local dealers
have To follow. Before another advance,
Sc your order for your winter supply to
Calder & Richardson, Depot square.
They have the best grades OF coal at the
right prices, also nice dry wood. DO it
now
The mountainous regions OF Orange
are proving The boss hunting ground this
season. Among the bucks shot already
are one by David Devicchi, which weighed
$50, one by Fred Flanders which tins
the beam at 206, one by Earl Flanders
which had five points, and six-pointer
by Ernest Magoon. There is inst a slight
snow, which makes the hunting easier
Mail Carrier Robinson saw three does
together on his inward trip yesterday
The seat Of the state administration
will be temporarily transferred from
AaA9hGPGiAHi w i9aIEe Tonight. as most
of the state officials and many legislators
have accepted invitations to the CITY
Farmers banquet in the Knights Of Py.
thias hall. Among those who have ac.
cepted are Gov Prouty, Lieut.. Gov Mead,
Secretary Of State Bailey State School
Supt. Stone, Speaker Cheney of the
House and many Of the leading members
Of the legislature, not to forget also
Congressman-elect Plumley Of Mortified.
A. W. Allen win be the toastmaster.
"The Lion and the Mouse" which
Henry D. Harris win offer with a special
east, is play that pleases all classes
Of theatre-goers. Although the chief in.
terest in its story deals with the upper
class of Americans, Charles Klein has
handled the subject in such an unusually
clever manner the social and financial
episodes in thel ives Of the moneyed Gle. |
ment is made vitality interesting to the [
common people. The play is very simple
in construction, but It is intensely fu.
man, thoroughly American, and has an
pealed to the popular taste as the very
best example Of the long looked for
great American drama" The engage
ment here already gives assurance Of a
record breaking attendance The date as.
signed "The Lion and the Mouse" Is
evening, Nov. u.