The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-21
TALK OF THE TOWN

: Heavy Aeeced wrappers at Vaughan
Roller skating Friday and saturda
evenings
A. Towers went to Hardwick toda
20 work.
John Papin went to Northheld o
business today.
Just received at Abbott's a new liz
of silk waists.
Louis Jerry left today for PlattsburI
! \. ", TO work,
Paul Biancni went TO Burlington q
, business today.
zoe buys q child's colored silk Dor
net at Abbott's.
Dante Rosci returned today from
. visit in Burlington.
Have YOU heard the soul Of the Blasiu
singi II. A. Could
Typography demonstration on to.nigh
at 0. j. Dodge's store
STANDARD Rotary sewing machines a
closing prices at Fits.
]. Fruzetti went to Quincy, Mass, Oh
today on business trip.
The Frank MeWhorter Co. have warn
gloves, mittcns and caps.
]. n. johnson went 20 White Rive
junction today on business trip.
O. J.. Tillotson Of East Montpelel
was in the city today on business.
A son was born yesterday 10 Mr. ant
Mrs, Joseph lombard, Second street.
Go in and see Moses Charbonneau'i
stock for winter shoes. Gordon block.
NJ. Lee Aiken left today for a few
days business visit in st. Johnsbury
The Tourist club win meet with Mrs
Harris, Monday afternoon at the usual
hour.
Uniyersalist Church. The Rev. Mr.
Roys OF Boston win preach tomorrow
morning.
zoe yard dress goods in dark red,
brown, blue and green at Perry's on
Saturday.
| T. L. Smith returned last night from
business visits in Old Orchard, Maine
and Boston.
Charles ID. Kimball OF West Berlin
is visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs,
w. NJ. Stewart.
Miss Edith Downie attended the sen
Tor hop at Norwich university, North
field, last evening
Mrs. Warren Rowland and daughter,
Miss Mabelle, Of Waterbury are guests
OF Mrs. Anna Hole.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Woodruff left To-.
day for two weeks visit in Concord
and Manchester, n. H.
j. W. Vaughan has had installed in
The windows OF his store two double
rtiexeher gas lights of high power.
Miss Edith Barsha OF Littleton, N. H.,
is visiting al the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Philip Ellis Of 95 Park street.
Miss Edith Suitor of New London,
Conn, is visiting at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs j. 4. Smith on Liberty street.
f. C. Robertson, who graduated from
the Albany Business college, Nov. IA,
is working for the Seaboad Portland
Comment Co., at Alsen, n. Y.
Mrs. Katherine Sears, who has been
stopping for several months a the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs j. +. Hoban,
went to Lowell, Mass, today.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Campbell and son
Of st. Johnsbliry, who have been visit
ing friends and relatives in the city for
the past three weeks, returned home
Friday
Mrs. c. C. Mascot has received a
letter from Mr.. Mascot stating that
be expects to arrive in New York De-
cember first, after several months STAY
IN Greece and France.
Tickets for the opening performance
by the Pauline Hammond company are
now on sale at Hendricks. Ladies' l5c
tickets must be purchased before six
o'clock Monday evening.
An expert in the art of typography
is at O. j. Dodge's store tonight Ev-
erybody invited to step in and see the
beautifully finished designs and see the
gentlemen working on others.
Public Scotch dance late night, in
Miles hall, November Is. There will
be handsome brooch given to she lady
who dances the Highland Schottische
best. Refreshments will be served at
couple.
MISS Marie Poli and Giuseppe Cal
derari, both residing on Circle street in
this city, were married at ii o'clock this
morning at the city clerks Office by jus.
.tice Of the peace James Mackay. Mr.
Calderafi is granite cntter by trade.
They will reside on Circle street.
Among arrivals at the hotel Otis
VI sterday were B. B. Ford, Bangor, Me-;
II. =. Dauphin, Newburyport, Mass;
Charles A. Friend, New York; George
b. Wells, Burlington; F, w. Knapp,
Rutland w. G. Sanborn, Peekskill, n
81; Philip Cross, Hardwick; John
FRASER, Ryegate; X. J. Lewis, Lowell,
Mass; Samuel T. Young, Buffalo; II.
W. Dewey Boston; G. II. Lauren,
Groton.
Arrangements have been completed for
the appearance in Barre of the well
known interpreter of the plays of
Shakespeare, Mr.. Hannibal A. Williams.
The great historical drama, King Hen
nv the Fourth" has been chosen from his
long repertoire Of plays and on Friday
evening, December 4, it wilr be given
under the patronage of long list Of
our apprecistive citizens. Through the
courtesy of the trustees, the recital win