The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-24
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Go to Mlers,i llye barbers.

business to-day.
Try our frtsh-made London Chewing
Tany' tAlaseots.l
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Cushman Of Ferris
burg are visitors in the city.
Ulrick Deziel went to 81. Johns, p. O.,
to-day for n visit with relatives,
Try pound of Fuler-G Greene choco-
ates, fresh at 80 cents, at Hendricks
Roller skating every evening this week
from 1880 to 10 P. IN, in Hale's pavilion,
l.. NJ Averill Is offering Edison and
Victor records at reduced prices. See
adv.
Patrick Cleary went to 81. Johnsbury
to-day for II few days visit with rela-
tives.
/ know of no other person ever selling
a really good piano for 5000 on install
ments. II. A. Gould.
Patrick McClary and Francis McClGry
were called TO St Johnsbury to-day by
the illness Of relatives.
Don't forget Co II fair in armory
lall, Montpelier, October 24.3l. Special
car to Barre each evening.
Tickets for the big production Of "The
Thief" at the opera house Monday are
now on sale at Hendricks,
Fred Noel Of Norwich university.
Northfeld, is visiting al the home OF j.
T., Connick Of Summer street.
Mr.. and Mrs w. c. midget and
daughter Of Cambridge visited at the
home Of H. II, Patch yesterday
Bernard Corcoran returned this after
noon from Batavia, n Y, where he has
been working for the past five months.
Leave your order for piano tuning at
Gould's music rooms 80 Spaulding street,
w. II. Goodfellow, tuner Telephone 4-22.
Mrs. Ira Mann, who has been visiting
at 40 home Of II. P. Mceker. returned
to her home in Woodsyille, n. H., TO-
day
Miss Lucy Grant returned last night
from Worcester, Mass, where she has
been visiting friends for the past two
week.
The line Of Glenwood ranges, coal and
wood heaters is complete at Reynolds
& SON Can and see hem before you
decide.
Mrs. Nelson Lemay, who has been
visiting at the home OF j. r Connick,
returned to her home in Littleton \. H.,
to-day.
Mrs c. N. Wiley and son went to
Mortified this afternoon for a visit |
at the home of her mother Mrs. John
Moscley.
I. d. Parmeter finishes work tonight
at A. A. Smith & Bros store and will |
begin work Monday in the Office Of j. P.
Corskie & Sol.
Great sport, fine time guaranteed for
ladies and gentlemen all this week at
Ilale's Pavilion. Roller skating from
1880 to 10 p IN.
o. 4, TilIotson Of East Montpelier
was in the city to-day on business, He
was accompanied BY his daughters, !
Misses Bernice and Nellie.
Misses Ethel Lamberton and Dorothy |
Wooster, who have been visiting rela
tives in this city, returned to their |
homes in Marshfeld to-day,
The ladies Of the Craignair club viii |
meet at the home of Mrs John Stewart, !
Forsythe place, Monday evening at seven |
o'clock. James A. Brown, Jr, Sec.
Mrs. Smith Mckay, who has been
visiting Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Wiley and /
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Ramsdell returned I
to her home in North Hatley, Que,
to-day.
Special for Saturday only Home
made chocolates and bon hons, 20 cents
q box Maple Walnut and Chocolate
Walnut fudge. Is cents a pound Choc
oate cream drops 20 cents a pound.
Mascott's.
At the Company II fair in Montpelier
tonight the decorations win be the same
as they were at the governors ball.
There will be a concert by the Mont
peier military band. Special car to
Barre after the dance.
The F. B. Cate Real Estate agency
has sold for r. j. Woodward his house,
barn and about three acres of land,
located in East Barre to Alexander Cam
eron Of Websteryille Mr. Cameron
takes possession in two weeks,
Mrs. lame NJ. Whiting Of West Fairlee
has sold to e. NJ Little of that town
and #. q Little Of Williamstown her
at West Fairlee, consisting Of
i hotel and a three tenement house The
sale was made through the d. A. Perry
Real Estate Agency.
Among arrivals at the Hotel Otis yes.
terday we're I. L. Fassola, G. s. Tabor,
F. w. Wilkinson, f. b. Elder, New York
f. II. Simonds, Rochester, n. r.; G. II.
limball. w. j. Aldrich f. H. Ross, st,
Tohnsbury; + S. Retain, Burlington; G.
a. Taft, Randolph; J. c. Lane Vest
brook, Me; G. C. Brown, Itaea, N, ";
5. r. Valley, Albany; Charles Brown,
<aysyille; G. A, Harbut, Richford.
You have probably seen real fires and
ire pictures. but it is doubtful If You ;
,yer saw more realistic representation
If fire than the one shown to-day at Z
he Biiou theatre under the title Of /,
Duty versus Revenge" 1t shows
arge fire in a fire station in metropo. 1
is lust as a double alarm rings in, the
Of the horses and the start
ne of the big smoking fire engines. {
hemicals. hook and ladder trucks, etc :
{ follows their progress through crowd.
4 streets and shows them at work at i
he burning Of large block That pie
ure alone is more than worth the price