The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-10
TALK OF THE TOWN
Local Happenings Terseiy Told for Busy
Readers.

Five BARRIERS at Miers'.
The Theatorium crowd, get in.
n. l.. Scott went to Randolph last
night on business trip.
Belts TO be gwen away; are displayed
in window at Vaughan's.
Joseph Abbott Of Graniteville went tc
Boston last night 10 work.
Laales' outing robes, god values for
SIC, and sl.00 each. Veale & knight.
Don't go home without stopping at
the Theatorium or you will miss some
thing.
Visit Vaughan store. 25c belt given
away with every sl00 purchase on Sat
urday.
Prof. Elmore's dancing school will open
in Woodmen's hall, Tuesday evening,
Oct. Is.
J. A. Moore Of Newbury was in the
city yesterday on business and visiting
friends.
William w. McAuley returned last
night from business visits to various
cities in Maine.
Len NJ. Averill left this morning for a
weeks visit in Boston and at his home
in Piermont, =. IL.
Frank G. Rogers returned this morn.
ing from Hanover, n. H., where ne went
to put in piano at Dartmouth college.
Allen and Howard Reid and James
Carswell returned last night from Nor
witch university az Mortified to spend
Sunday at their homes.
A good hearty laugh and many OF
them is what the current program at
The Theatorium tonight for great
laughing show it is hard to beat, the
pictures are all good and laugh makers.
There will be meeting of local 4ss,
Musicians Protective Union, in Wood
men hall Sunday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock. A full attendance of the mem.
bers is desired.
Fred Beckman looks natural in a local
barber shop again. He is working in
Miers' shop after working in the noun
tains this summer and after being away
from Barre for several years.
George L. Parker, who has been clerk.
ing at the City Hotel for the past month
has gone TO Milton, where he will pass
the winter with the Rev. J. G. Currier
While there he will take special course
in Greek and Latin.
John Anderson, well known in this
city, in a letter to The Times, says he
is nicely located with Hugh Sisson &
Sons in Baltimore, as manager OF the
warerooms. He says business mas been
very dull, but is improving
The pavilion was crowded again last
evening at the second night of the Ladies
of Clan Gordon fair, the attendance being
equal to that Of the first night The
farce, Aunt Dnahs Quilting Party
proved capital entertainment and was
we'll presented.
Tae fire department was called out at
80 o'clock this morning by still alarm
for a chimney fire in the two-tenement
house al Foster street occupied by
Joseph Papin and an Italian family. The !
fire was all confined to the chimney,
which was getting hot fast. until the |
tiremen applied the chemical hose to the !
bottom of the chimney.
f. A. Galison, the civil engineer, a
member of the firm Of Walker & CALI |
son, having accepted a position as engi- |
neer for the Arthur f. FEELS Engineering |
Of Portland, Me-. has sold all |
his interests in the firm of Walker & |
Gallison to f. A. Walker, who will con
tinue the business. Mr.. Gallison leaves |
at once for Portland to take up his new
iuties.
A reception was given Mr. and Mrs.
W. w Haddican in the Quinlen block |
hall last evening in honor OF their fifth
wedding anniversary. The party of
friends present numbered about sixty.
W H. Jones, in behalf of the company,
presented Mr. and Mrs Haddican. hand.
,ome sidehoard and chair, to which Mr..
Iaddican fittingly responded. The even.
ne was then passed very pleasantly in
social manner and dancing Refresh.
nents were served.