The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-12
TALK OF THE TOWN
Local Happenings Tersely Told for Busy
Readers.
"Mothers Bread best.

Local Happenings Tersely Told Tor Busy
Readers.
Mothers Bread best.
See Abbott's line Of popular furs.
See special in linen damask at Fits
Latest sheet music at Zoe. shepard's
sporting goods stores.
Have you an engagement for We'd
nesday Dec, End! Wait.
The event Of the season comes We'd
nesday, Dec, End. WhatY
Charles Bombard shot good sized
buck yesterday in Worcester.
Moderate prices on venison this year
at Smith g. Cummings market.
A. Z. Batchelder has sold his chestnut
pair of horses ITO w. 5. Page.
Mrs. Edward Deforge went to Burling.
ton yesterday to visit friends.
For Rent: Down stairs tenement on
Hill street. w, +. Richardson.
Gordon Riddell, "a Elm street, for
watch, clock and jcwelry repairs.
A. c. Sargent of Woodsville, N. H.,
was a business visitor in the city yes
terday.
Public Scotch dance, Miles hall, Sat.
urday, Nov. IA, at 1880. Gents so cents,
ladies free.
Outing flannel shirtings that look like
Scotch flannel, only l2c per yard
Yeale & knight,
J. w. Henry has returned from Buff
falo, n Y, where he has been working
for several months.
The general committee Of the A. o. Fl.
fair will meet at the Hibernians' club
rooms at 7;l5 this evening.
An all pure linen towel, with a pretty
floral design and hemstitched work in
either plain white or dark red border,
for PIC at Perry's on Saturday.
Regular meeting Of Foreign Masons
viii be held in Masonic hall on Friday,
November 10, 1905, at 1880. Business of
Importance. Per order James Scott.
A special meeting OF the Barre Ran
gers foot ball club will be held in the
Pavilion on Friday, the 18th, at $3.50.
Urgent business. Jos VIII, President.
Fred Brown, who works at Trow &
Holden's plant, was a successful hunter
this week, getting 250-pound buck on
Tuesday morning. The animal was shot
on the Lucian Downing farm in Plain
field.
A new set OF 500 copies of popular and
high class shee music It's certainly a
nice assortment of songs and instrument
tai music. Prices convenient for even
out Of town people. Tony" Giachino,
at the Vermont Fruit Store.
Deputy Game Warden Russ brought
into town last night young buck
which weighed only GO pounds, has horns
about an inch in length, and Is probably
not a aeyr old. II was found dead in
the woods in East Granville by hunter
and reported to the game warden. 1t
was sold to Smith & Cummings market.
The big clothing sale, A. A. Smith g.
Brothers, is booming ia fine shape The
high quality Of the suits and overcoats
they are Offering together with the very
low price put upon them, has been the
principal reason for the popularity Of
this sale. It's seldom Barre has a chance
to buy fall and winter clothes at greatly
reduced prices So early in the season.
The Smith store bought late. getting the
sure winners, paid cash, and got fine
assortment. Read adj to-day on page 4.
Go in tho store and see the bargains.
There is nothing in the local booking
for the current season that will attract
the interest Of playgoers to a greater
extent than "The Lion and the Mouse"
which Henry y, Harris viii present here
tonight, ard which comes with an en-.
dorsement that has not hitherto been
vouehsafed any production Of recent |
years. Charles Klein wrote the play, |
and when Henry +. Harris gave New |
Workers The opportunity Of viewing il, |
they liked it SO well that it ran for |
three years at the Lyceum theatre in /
that city The Boston judgment was
expressed IN crowded houses for six |
months, and for the eight months it
ran in Chicago and the attendance ex-
coed anything in the history Of Chicago
theatgieals.