The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-07
TALK OF THE TOWN
Local Happenings Terseiy Told for Busy
Readers.

Lessons, violin, mandolin, banjo, 20
Ayerill.
The Mesh comforters" at Perry'si
Just like down.
lohn Kennedy went to Waterbury on
business yesterday,
w. J.. Mclean went to Waterbury this
morning on business visit.
Harper Mitchell left yesterday for
Woodbury., where he will work.
Warren +. Richardson has a horse for
sale; will work single or double.
Frank Larkin left yesterday for a
business trip to Waitsiield and More.
town.
Prof Elmores dancing school will open
in Woodmen's hall, Tuesday evening,
Oct. 10.
Miss Mabel Briggs of Marshtield Wis.
tied her sister, Mrs George Durette, yes
terday.
w. S. Page, Charles Gordon and +. A.
Slayton left yesterday 10 attend the
races at Plymouth, n. II,
Mrs. Nelson Duprey arrived in the
city to-day from New York, where she
has been for medical treatment.
MFR. and Mrs. 4. l.. Smith returned
Monday night from Old Orchard, Maine,
where they spent the summer.
For any information regarding wild
ducks and duck shooting. you would do
well to talk with W. Ii. Ward, telephone
1902.
creamy entertainment is in store
for those who attend the Dairymaids'
Rrecreation at lledding NJ. +. church on
Wednesday evening.
The Over the Tea Cups club will meet
Saturday, October 10, with Mrs. Mason
Page. 10 Elm street, at $3.50 p. m.
Members please notice change of date.
Misses Florence and Mabel Hutchinson
and Bertha Mason have returned from
the Profile house. White mountains
where they have been working this sum
mer.
There will be a parish meeting Of the
Universalist society in the church yes
try, Thursday evening at o'clock. I'm
portant business is TO be taken up and
all members OF the parish are urged TO
be present.
A special meeting of the Granite City
Quoting club will be held in their club.
house on Thursday evening, October s. at
seven o'clock. All members are request.
ed TO be present. Business OF impor.
lance. James w. Gauld, secretary.
About 100 people we're served with
supper at the Baptist church last evening
at the regular montnlv supper held by
the Ladies' Aid society. The menu con
sisted OF plain and vegetable hash, hot
rolls, pickles, assorted cake and coffee,
which made a very enjoyable supper
A. A. Smith & Brother have an ad.
TO day on page ) that should be read
by every thinking man VINO cares wheth-
err he gets quality goods at very moder.
ate prices, or whether he gets palmed
off on him poor, shoddy goods at exorbi
tant prices. There is some heart to neart
talk in it that will be of benefit to YOU.
Read il.
Edgar Selwyn, very favorably known
throughout the country for the excellence
of mis- many transformations, notably
| his Jackey with Ethel BARRYMORE in
| 'Sunda,' Jose with Maud Adams in
'The Pretty Sister Of jose Tony in
/ Arizona" and later as the star of
"Strongheart.' will be seen at the opera
house this evening in his stage version
! of Sir Gilbert Parker's Pierre and His
| People" and entitled pierre Of the
/ Plains"
At the meeting Of Barre lodge. Mo-
1873, New England Order of Protection
tonight Supreme Warden Frederick r.
Peabody OF Boston win be present Mem
bers from all the lodges in the county
nave been invited to witness the initia-
| fion of large class of candidates by
the degree team from Stannard lodge
of Montpelier. Refreshments will be
served by the entertainment committee.
1t il desired that large number from
our lodge be present to help entertain
the guests. &. A. Spear, Secy.
The state board of pharmacy met YES.
terday in the coat room at Montpelier
for its regular quarterly meeting and
for examination OF candidates for Ger.
tificates as registered pharmacists
Twelve candidates are taking tae ex.
ANIMATION, Two OF whom are young WO-
men w. +. Root of Brattleboro, pres
ident, w. r. Warner OF Nergennes, W. l..
Gokey OF Bennington and d. T. Davis OF
Barre are conducting the examinations. |
J. G. Bellrose of Burlington, another
member OF the board, was unable to be |
present yesterday.
A certain automobile in the city |
should hereafter be an object of terror |
to the canine pets in the city, as no less |
than two dogs met their deaths yester- |
day afternoon under the wheels of the I
ear. The first mortality occurred on
Maple Grove street when Young dog
owned by Leon Cole ran out at the ma
chine and was run over, crushing out /
its life The second dog met its fate
on North Main street The animal ran
at the machine and spectators state
that the driver tried his best to stop
the car before it struck the dog but
was unable to do so The dog was not
killed outright but was so badly crushed
that Officer Carrie put out its life with
shot from his revolver
Card of Thanks.