The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-04
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Ask your friend about ii! The Thea
ltorium, Of course.
r. S. Farnsworth Of Cabot was a Wis
itor in the city yesterday.
Edward Grafton OF Websterville left
yesterday for Colorado to reside
| G. II. Bergeron returned yesterday
from a business visit in Hanover, n. H..
Mrs Thomas Gallagher vent to New
York to-day to attend the funeral of
friend.
+. J. caron and family left last night
Tor Haverhill, Mass, where they will
reside.
Another lot Of maple syrup from Geo.
Sprague just arrived at Granite City
Creamery.
Christmas and "The Days Of '6l"
help to make mp a great show at the
Theatorium, OF course.
Miss NJ. F, Reed, who has been visit
ing Miss Mamie Mckenzie, returned to
her home in Rutland to-day.
The l. 0. o. l., NJ. T., win meet in,
X. Of G. hall, Monday evening, at 7
o'clock. Per order elective secretary.
Earl s. SHEPPARD has an excellent
display Of taxidermy in the window Of
browns drug store, including three deer
heads.
r. +. Mccarthy returned last night
from visit In New London, Conn, in
the interests Of the Quarry Workers
union.
The Athena club will hold ITS annual
banquet in the yestry Of the Church Of
the Good Shepherd, Monday evening at
9 o'clock
Creme Elcaya, the non greasy cold
cream. can be obtained ut the Red Cross
Pharmacy. You have been asking for
tive have 1t.
A. Giachino at the Vermont Fruit
Store has Just received the agency for
the Mckinley edition Of popular, stan
dard and classic sheet music, the most
popular edition in che world, which sells
for l0c copy, the kind you are charged
20c for elsewhere Cali ii 1T A. Gia-i
chinoss and ask for catalog OF the stock
Of music he sells at this price.
The ladies 81 Circle ~. 3 III the Con
gregational church, are planning 10 hold
an Easter sale Friday afternoon and
evening, April 10th, ut the church ves
try, at which time there win Be for
sale great variety Of chillren's cloth
ing and home cooking and candies. FL
the evening a delightful program will
be given, OF which announcement viii
be made later, Remember the da5a.
April 10,
Novelists are Just beginning TO awaken
to the possibilities IN the last days
Of monarehieal Mexico. before Emperor
MAMMALIAN. deserted by France and left
To die alone, was taken ont and shot,
dying like a hero. Lew Wallace WOKE
much Of the romance Of the time into
THE Fair God Clarence Bennett
founded his play, "a Royal Slave,
which will be seen at the opera house
next Monday, upon General Walace's
famous novel. but was not content to
let matters stop there He has not at.
tempted To paint the lily, but Ne has
made romance more romantic His play
fairly tingles with exciting heart III
terest.
The funeral Of Charles r, Cummings.
who died at Springfield, Mass, last We'd
nesday was held from the home Of Earl
Cummings on Summer street yesterday
afternoon at o'clock. the Rev, E d.
Thayer III The Methodist church oficiat.
ing. The intrrment was in Elmwood
cemetery. The young man leaves two
half brothers, e. G. Cummings and Leon
Cummings, and one sister in Aiiddiesex
He died of heart trouble and was about
is years Of age Many floral tributes
were sent and partial list Of the send.
ers follows; Mr.. and Mrs H. D. Stew
ems, Stella Landers Mr.. and Mrs M. d.
Smith, Mrs Il. NJ Green, AIR and Mrs
Cults. Margaret johnson, Alr. and Mrs
w. i Bradford, Mr. and rs. Earl G.
Cummings and Mr. and Mrs. Leon L. Cum
ings.