The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-22
TALK OF THE TOWN
Local Happenings Tsrseiy Told for Busy
Readers
Corset sale at vaIghan's.

Children's coats from to years, at
Voale & Knights.
George Drew Of Marshfeld was Wis.
itor in the city yesterday.
Miss Florence Stone went to Richford
yesterday to visit relatives.
Mrs. George Durett went TO Marsh
field yesterday TO visit relatives.
Peter Merlo returned last night from
few days business visit in Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. L. Grcndell went to
Waterbury Center yesterday for a few
days visit.
Give your family a treat. Take them
to the supper at the Congregational
church Friday
Household goods for sale; quick sale
desired. Joseph Yule, Valley View,
Montpelier road.
Ex-Governor Bell Of Walden was the
guest Of Mr. and Mrs. F. II. Rogers yes.
terday afternoon.
L. p. Austin went to Cabot this morn.
ing for few days visit at the home Of
his brother, Charles.
VIII i. Ayers Of Windsor was in the
city yesterday and to-day on business,
visiting old friends.
Madame c. Archambault, DR.. 2. Ar
chambault and son left yesterday for a
few days visit in Montreal
We will sell you anything on the in.
stallment plan; pay so much per week
or month. Reynolds & Son.
Mrs. Ezra Dickerman returned to her
home in Elqn, Mimi, last night, after
an extended visit in this vicinity.
Joseph Blair, who has been visiting
relatives in the city, returned TO his
home in Chazy, n. Y, yesterday,
Black and white check wool shifting,
the old fashioned kind that always gives
satisfaction, at Veale & Knights.
Paul Pierson has purchased of Henry
n. Paine his farm on the East hill and
win take possession November 2.
Drs. N. /. Chandler and w. f. Lazell
went to Rutland to-day TO attend the
meeting Of the State Medical society.
Do you want good wearing hose :
/, Then buy those ladies' feeced hose at
two pairs for 25c, at Pery's Saturday.
"The price OF pianos depends largely
on the cost of selling. II is my small ex-
penses that make IL possible for me to
undersell. "-H. A. Could.
Odd Fellows Of the T. o. o. F., NJ. L.,
who wish TO accompany the degree staff
to Graniteyille Friday evening, meet at
Scampini hall at o'clock.
Notice, Polishers; Regular meeting in
their hall, ichols block, on Thursday
evening, October 22d, at 1880 o'clock;
roll call W. G. Pirie, secretary.
There win be regular meeting Of st.
Johns court, c. o. r., Thursday even.
ing at seven o'clock. There viii be
whist party after the meeting beginning
at eight o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Goslant of
Iancsboro and Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur S.
Martin returned last evening from an
automobile trip which included Newport
and Burlington.
The italian A. G. basket bali team
will play its first game this evening,
when it meets the newly organized Vul
cans. The game is to be played at the
Socialist hall on Granite street at eight
O'Clock.
When in need Of fall or winter suits
or oyercoats it will paw you To call on
Sadlier & Dawson, "a Elm street. No
extra charge for union label Also
household specialties and home comforts.
Cash or credit.
Putnam's dyes You can color any
fabric, whether it be silk, linen, cotton,
and even feathers with the same package
Of Putnam's dyes and the color will
not fade. Price Zoe only at the Red
Cross Pharmacy, Miles granite block,
Barre, Vermont.
AT the regular meeting of Vincitia
club to be held on Thursday evening
Oct, 20, 1908. at o'clock, an election
is called to fll vacancy on board Of
managers, caused BY the removal of G.
Fl. Kent from the state. Refreshments
will be served.
Jack Grace, one Of the contestants in
the wrestling match at the opera house
Friday night. arrived in town last night
and is quartered at Hotel Otis; from
the looks OF Mr. Grace. it ia evident
that Mr. Bourbon has large sized con-
tract on his hands for Friday evening.
Tickets for the match are now on sale |
at Hendricks.
"a drama of incident. suspense and
excitement" is the definition of The |
Thief" which Charles Frohman will
present at the Opera house next Mon
day evening. The work of Frances |
most gifted man, Henry Bernstein.
THE Thief" had an original run Of ten
months in the Lyeeum Theatre, |
New York, during which time it was !
being played also in German. Russian.
Spanish. Italian and Swedish The |
main line Of the plot is so readily APP |
plicable anywhere that the play passes
into the division Of the few really /
great dramas whose force is not direct /
ed by a special knowledge Of localities
or characters. The story of "Tho
Thief is told in three acts and the
time Of the narrative is really the time !
needed to tell it. the whole story being
supposed 70 come 10 conclusion in