The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-09-30
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Munsing underwear at Ahbotts,
Hundreds OF new fail waists at Fits,
For style, see the new skirts at Per-
ry's.
Lessons, violin, mandolin, banjo, 20
Averill.
Opening sale OF new fall goods at
Naughan's.
Thomas Jones went to st. Adams
yesterday 10 work.
Herbert Taylor OF Fairfax Is visiting
friends in the city.
Mrs. +. Peterson went to Mortified
today for visit with relatives.
Fancy waistcoats in all patterns and
prices from the Frank MeWhortcr Go.
Odd lot Of ladies heavy lleeccd vests
TO close at soc each. Neale 4 knight.
Free cabbage with eorned beef the
rest OF this week at the New Central
Market
Frank T. Walker went to Tunbridge
today TO play In the Bethel band at
the fair.
Saben Miles, who has been visiting
his brother, Arthur q. Miles, returned
t. Boston today.
Il. d. Monkey has purchas ed the Bee
de farm ON the East Hill and moved
his household goods there today.
MIR. and Mrs. !. Edward Smith left
this noon for New York, where they
viii spend two weeks vacation visit.
ing friends.
Mrs. Fred Cults Of Newport, \. IT..
is Waiting at the home Of Mr. and Mrs.
G. $. QUITS Of South Main street for .
few weeks.
The Guiid Of the Church Of the Good
Shepherd will hold their regular monthly
meeting in the church Thursday evening,
at 1880 O'Clock
George Halyosa left this noon for
pleasantyillc, n. J., where be has SCI.
cured position as draughtsman for
the @. ]. Hammeh Granite company.
Two hundred fly copies OF the Mckin-
lev Zoe music received at 4. Giacnino's
Look your catalog over. II you have one,
and come in and make a selection. Cata-
logs free.
4 special meeting Of the Ladies' Aid
sOtiety OF the Presbyterian church will
be held In the church vestry Thursday
evening, October lst, at o'clock. It
Is desired that all those having proceeds
of the annual fall supper will please
be present.
Among arrivals az the Hotel Otis yes.
terday were J. r. Rustin. Boston, vii.
rs Griswold, Boston; w. +. Bailey, Wells
River; Edward Hopkins. Island Pond;
T. J. Dragon, Plattsburg, \. -; w H..
Roleau st. Adams; J. l.. Burke. West
Rutland: W. r. loanson Marion, Ohio
T.. j. Booth Sheldon; -. +. Stuart. Troy;
J. d. ffinbndge, Buffalo. y. u
About twenty Of the little friends and
playmates OF May Durett, little dangh.
ter Of MIR and Airs. W. ). Durett, gave
her a surprise party last night 70 remind
her OF her eleventh birthday. The even
ing was pleasantly spent in playing
games and with music. Refreshments
were served Miss May received many
beautiful gifts from her little friends.
Forty.two tickets were sold this
noon for the Central Vermont excursion
to New York Among those who went
were. who were not elsewhere mention
ed were William w Anderson. Charles
Wilson, David Stewart. Chester Miller,
Mr.. and Mrs. James ;. Milne and son.
Walter. Mrs. w. G Qninlen, Miss lsa-
belle Cordiner, Mira John Mackie Mrs
James Rhind. Joseph Sanguinetti, T.. ID.
Waterman. John Davidson. Louis Cal.
cagni aud Harry Colombo
A strong. sympathetic picture the
Riiou theatre has in Lost and Found "
which is being shown there today. It's
one that makes YOU sit up and pay at
tcntion all the time 10 see what IS
coming next. policeman for a Day
Is good. clean comedy. Everywhere It
has been shown good reports have come
from it. The song II one of those en-
trancing Spanish ones entitled Bonita"
Mr.. Haywood who, by the way. is max
ing good with a capital Gnas an adj
mirable voice for such a song. and great
things are expected from him today.
A Clever Princess, the feature bin al
the Comique Is one OF those beautiful
Aand colored conceptions Of the Pathc
CO This picture tells a very pretty
little love story, OF how a young prin-
cess wins the prince Of her choice against
her fathers wishes. The king has three
daughters, he gives each glass dis
taft that will break if they disobey
him, he locks them up in their rooms
and leaves for the war. it il then that
Prince Charles comes along. and enters
the castle in basket, causing the
breaking Of two Of the distaifs, but
Trixy, the youngest princess, Is too
crafty for the young prince and saves
her distaff by dumping the prince in.
10 the cellar and holding him prisoner
until her father returns from the war.
Upon the return OF the King the pris
oner Is claimed by the young princess
d. her groom and everything ends hap,
PLY.