The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-25
TALK OF THE TOWN

Perry's.
A salesman and collector wanted at
10 Elm street
Get your Thanksgiving dinner at
Halves restaurant.
Hand made linens for table deeora'
tons at Vaughan's.
Special meeting of Minnehaha encamp'
ment, Friday evening.
Irish iigs and Highland filings at the
A. 0. II, fair tonight.
No strings to break with the Elite
pettieoat AZ Abbott's.
Ed. LeClair of Waterbury Is visiting
relatives in the city for a few days.
Take your raw furs TO Earl S. Shepard
& Co, Ia Elm street, for highest market
prices.
Public dance in Worthon hall Tuesday
night, November 90 Director Andrew
Mime.
We should like 10 show you the "Maish
Comforter just like down; you win find
them at Perry's. Warm! Warm
Mr.. and Mrs. II. j. Thwing went TO
Mortified this afternoon for visit at
the home OF their daughter, Mrs. Leon Q.
Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank A. Peterson are
spending a few days in Northheld, the
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
McGrath.
Thanksgiving day" Church of the
Good Shepherd. Holy communion at
$3.50 a. m. Evening prayer and address
at 1880 o'clock.
Come to the union Thanksgiving SER
vice in the Presbyterian church, Thurs
day morning at 1880 o'clock. Rev. Dr.
Thayer will preach the sermon.
Mr.. and Mrs. George N. Tilden and
Mrs. A. c. Tilden went to Mortified this
afternoon to spend tomorrow at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. G, B. Tilden.
Don't miss the entertainment at the
A. o. II. fair tonight if you want to
enjoy a good hearty laugh. The char
acter sketch by Callaghan and Sullivan
is sure cure for the blues.
Public Scotch dance late night, in
Miles hall, November 25. There will
be handsome brooch given TO the lady
who dances the Highland Schottische
best. Refreshments viii be served at
couple.
Among arrivals at the Hotel Otis yes
terday were f. A. Goodwin, Buffalo, \.
y; j. F. Ruston, a. y. Moulton, A. L.
Dow, NJ G. Aston, Boston, Sidney II.
Jacobs, New York; Fred w. Putnam,
Hartford, Conn. ID. A. Friend, Troy, N.
Y; S. p. Jones, Sheldon.
The Altar Guild of the Church of the
Good Shepherd met with Mrs. Beattie
last evening About twenty-five young
ladies were present, and after the usual
business meeting social time was en-
joyed by all.
Visit A. Giachino's Vermont Fruit
Store, where you viii see the best Sc
lection Of fruits, nuts, etc, for Thanks
giving purposes. That big, live turkey
you will see in our window, we shall give
away to someone absolutely free. Come
in and see how easy il is to get it.
Prices always moderate here.
Walter B. Kendriek, formerly Of this
city, who has been superintendent for
the Grearson Beckett company at Will
Jamestown for some time, has resigned
there to accept position with Trott
Bros, granite manufacturers, and to
have an interest in the firm. w. B.
Jones, at present the foreman, will sue
coed him as superintendent for the
Grearson Beckett company.
The Vermont journal says of Mr.. Irwin
Potter, who is to appear at the concert
given in the opera house, Wednesday,
December 2. Mr. Potter is gifted
reader and the audience must indeed he
critical that he could not please. His
selections were for the most part humor-
Gus. but his recitation Of the Holy
City" was so fine as to give the impress.
sion that in serious vein his unmistak-
able talent would find greater scope.
His representations were excellent and
frequently brought forth involuntary
ripples of laughter in the audience at
some trick manner or gesture peculiarly
appropriate. He was recalled again and
again"
Have you read A. A. Smith & Brothers
ad. in this paper, 1t is |
chock full Of good, solid, money saving
Just as their big reduced |
price sale is booming, along comes
and just to celebrate they
dropped prices on some things they
hadn't already. It's worth ones time |
and trouble to 60 in and look around, |
even if one doesn't buy anything. If |
there ever were bargains anywhere on |
suits and overcoats, they certainly have
them at this enterprisfng clothing store.
Thanksgiving day win mean a full /
house at the Biiou theatre. So, to give 7
the people their real moneys worth, the |
have instructed the ship
ping house in Boston to forward them
SOME of the best pictures they have.
They came this morning and to all ap.
they are mighty good ones, es-
pecially Antony and Cleopatra" said to
have cost many hundreds OF dollars to
make, for the scenery and beautiful cos
tunes, besides the acting, is superb. The
other two pictures are in lighter vein,
shown, perhaps, to cause the audiences
10 laugh long and heartily, thus helping
10 digest the big holiday dinner. Be
sure to see this show to-day or to-mor-
-ow.