The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-09
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Local Happenings rerseiy Told fol
Busy Readers.
New lace curtains at Perry's.
Fio,red dip,it;os 1so ~ AhI,,4+y.

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Figured dimities, l5c, at Abbott's.
New pictures to-day at the Theator-
ium.
Mr. and Mrs. Gay viii be at the Pa.
vilion tonight.
Jerry Keefe went to Boston Saturday
on visit for week.
Spring opening, new belts, neckwear
and gloves at Vaughan's.
Leave your order for Lenox incubator
oil at Smith q Cummings
]. B. Magnaghi went to New York
Saturday on a business trip
Fancy blood oranges at the New Eng
land fruit store, 80 cents dozen.
A daughter was born, March 8. to
Air. and Mrs. Myron Thompson.
The latest in spring styles YOU will
find in the Standard patterns, at Perry's.
Cash paid for watches, diamonds. gold
and silver jewelry. Burr, the Jeweler.
For Sale: Household furniture. In.
quife Mrs. Thomas Brady, 2S Perry st.
AT the Pavilion tonight YOU can see
a little girl who did not believe in Santa
Claus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur S. Martin and
son, Newton, visited in WiIiiamstown
yesterday.
Arthur Raymo, Fred Colby and Mrs.
iiiialligan spent the day yesterday in
Washington.
Logon, Nordstjernans dams, Lordars,
alton March, den I, scampim hall. Al
la, velcomna.
The Clover club viii meet With Mrs
Lizzie Robinson Tuesday afternoon at
2:30 o'clock
Emery Landry has moved from Ia
Branch street to South Barre, into the
Rabidow house.
Miss Kate Harrington is taking a few
weeks vacation from her work as sales
lady in the Fits store.
The best hand cleaner vet is Flash.
and we have it. loo Red Cross Phar
macy, Miles Granite Block.
4. 7. Hirtle returned Saturday from
a six weeks business trip through the
western and southern states
Mrs. Robert Imlah. who was injured
Saturday by falling from second story
piazza, IS still IN serious condition.
Hose company No. ! viii have meet. |
ing at 1880 o'clock this evening for the
election Of a captaini meet at central
station.
A special communication Of Granite I
lodge, r q A. NJ. Monday evening al
7 o'clock. Work, A. NJ. degree. Per
order w. NJ.
The lecture on Socialism, which was
to be given Saturday evening
By George H. Goebel, will be given sat
nrday evening, March a.
The Athena club viii hold q musicale
At the home Of Mrs. NJ. NJ. Gordon.
Hill street, Monday evening at T:3O
o'clock. Members are requested to in
vite their husband OF a friend.
Two basket ball teams from Goddard
20 to Montpelier tonight, the boys team
TO play the Montpelier high boys and
the girls to play the girls team Of ths
same school The first game was post,
poned last Tuesday
The late Richard R. Armstrong. whose
funeral was held Saturday, leaves be-
sides his mother, four sisters, Mrs. Bes-
he Bolles OF Everett, Mass. Mr.. John
kaliher Of Bethel Miss Bridget Arm
strong Of Randolph and Mrs. James Sui
ivan Of Barre; also two brothers, Pat
rick of Barre and Peter Of Montpelier.
Alex f. Bruce returned Saturday
night from Pembroke, N. FL. where he
las been stopping in a saBatorium for
several months. lie stood the Journey
Tell and is somewhat improved in health
He was accompanied BY John Nj Bonny-
nan, formerly OF Barre, and now located
n Concord, N III. The latter will visit
2 town until tomorrow. Mr. Bruce
xpects to remain at his home in Barre.
Perhaps none 81 our present actors
las 50 keen and just an appreciation Of [
ne nice adjustment of gradations of
IMPRESSION in his stage art as has w. A.
Nhiteear, who is announced to appear
4 the opera house on next Friday even
ng in bis new Texan idyl, An Old j
sweetheart Of Mine IN the part 81
liek Scott. head workman on Tom era
ems ranch. he exhibits rare qualities.
nalities that were shown more wariIv
a his great part Of lack I.umley in
The Mummy and the Humming Bird"
SeFer theatrie but always natural. he
as realized fas Dick Scott that IL Is
mans destiny to grieve and to endure
nd IN his exposition Of this man of
zen he produces work that takes rank
18th the best Of bis time. work that
! stamped with 4 noble sincerity. work
hat in viaor and directness Is not sur