The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-10
TALK OF THE TOWN.
New coat sweaters at Fits,


New coat sweaters at Fits,
No blues at the Theatorium.
vaughan Store shirt waists lead them
all
New lot Of l2lae ginghsms for 10 cents
at Abbotts.
DO not overlook the special values at
perry's on Saturday.
Winter coats for children from two to
six years, nc Veale & knights.
Frank Fridiani went 10 Mortified this
morning for visit with friends
Free cabbage with every order of corn
ed beef at the New Central Market.
Miss Mae kimp went TO Sberbrooke,
+. O., to-day for visit with relatives.
Gordon Riddell, matchmaker, "a Elm
street, for watch, clock and iewelry re-
pairs.
At the opera house tonight Human
Hearts" will be presented; tickets at
HENDRICKS.
Given away on Saturday, Free, 25c
belt with every cash purchase Of slOO
Or more at Vaughan's.
We will make and repair hats at the
parlor millinery store, corner OF South
Main and Ayers streets.
c. o. Avcrill will be prepared to give
private dancing lessons on and after
October IL. Phone 3l-2l.
Louis Huntington resumed his work
as clerk in Dodge's jewelry store to-day
after a two weeks vacation.
For Saturday at Perry's, five pieces Of
dress goods at 20c per yard, originally
were 45c, SOC and 6Oc yard.
Mr. and Mrs. George A. Bohonou Of
Washington were in the city to-day 20
attend the funeral service OF 0ren Bur
bank.
In time Of peace prepare for war"
Is your furnace in condition for winter
fires The n d. Phelps Go. repair fur.
naces and carry full line OF the best
heaters.
Alexander McCaskill Of Elm street was
operated on for appendicitis at the Hea
ton hospital yesterday morning and his
condition to-day is reported to be very
favorable.
The university Of Vermont second foot
hall team Of Burlington arrived in the
city this afternoon and win play God
dard seminary on the local campus at
three o'clock this afternoon
The funeral Of Miss Myrtis G. Cole,
who died Thursday evening. will be held
from the late home, AZ North Main
street at two o'clock Sunday afternoon.
The Rev. w. 4. Braisted will oiliciate.
Burial in the Hope cemetery.
An eleven years old son Of W. F. Rog.
ers Of Barre Town was operated on for
appendicitis at the City hospital late
yesterday, and the patients condition is
now favorable for recovery Mrs. II. q.
Woodruff who was operated on week
ago for appendicitis, is doing very we'll.
A. II Baker the young man who lost |
ono foot in the Barre railroad yards earl
Ter in the week, is gaining slowly
The beautiful play, Human Hearts
is said TO leave favorable impression I
wherever il is presented. Its naturainess /
disarms criticisms; the spectator yield /
ing himself to its power to make him /
laugh or cry, as the case may BE-. The /
elements OF comedy and pathns are ar |
tistically employed and the lights and !
shades OF the story are finely proper.
TONED with view to unity. At the
opera house tonight.
Overheard at the Biiou theatre
yesterday afternoou) Il yum, It's
mighty curious how they make them /
there pictures, Hiram. How dyer spose I
they make them fellers Jump round |
like that in a pictureg Looks most's /
raterals life. Wherein time d'yre /
pose them wild lnjuns come from!
(Eieard as they were coming OUT Wal7
them picters beat me, but they're good
alright WITH 60 agin next time we're
down herein Barre.
Prayer services for the late oren
Burbank were held at ten o'clock this
informing at the nome of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Il. Northrop, the Rev r. o.
Thayer officiating Two solos, Abide
With Me- and Shall We Meet Beyond
the River" were sung by Mrs, NJ. D.
Lamb. The service was attended by
many friends and relatives The body
was taken on the noon train to South
Royalton where the funeral services
and burial viii take place tomorrow af
ternoon.