The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-09
TALK OF THE TOWN.

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DO not overlook the special values at
Perry's on Saturday,
Archie Bradford was in Mortified on
business yesterday.
Mrs, George Edwards of Boston is Wis.
iting Mrs. r. G, Owens.
John Bohonan OF Washington was a
visitor in the city yesterday.
John O. Hale OF 81, Johnsbury is visit.
ing his brother, q. H. Hale
Abbotts line of long winter coats Is
the best 10 be- found anywhere,
Mr.. and Mrs Jonn Cole Of Chelsea
were visitors in the city yesterday
Joseph Almon Of Mortified was a
business visitor in the city to-day.
William Mackie leaves tonight for
Toronto, Ontario whore he will reside,
Free cabbage with every order Of corn.
ed beef at the New Central Market
Gordon Riddell, matchmaker, % Elm
street, for watch, clock and jewelry re-
pairs.
d. r Davis returned last night from
a business trip to Bristol and Yer.
gcnnes
Mrs 4. Comoli Of Concord, n. H.,
arrived in the city last night 70 visit
relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cutler returned
last night from their wedding trip TO
New York
W. J. Lougheed has returned from Can
ada, where he has been TO attend the
funeral Of a relative.
Given away on Saturday Free, 25o
belt with every coat purchase OF Sl.0O
or more at Naughan's.
We will make and repair hats at the
parlor millinery store, corner OF South
Main and Ayers streets.
G. o. Averill will be prepared to give
private dancing lessons on and after
October 10 Phone 1921.
For Saturday at Perry's, five pieces Of
dress goods at 20c per yard, originally
were 45c, SOC and 60c yard.
Junior Leaguers who wish to take
walk Saturday afternoon please meet at
10 French street at l:30 o'clock.
yeterani del lavoro sono inyitati al
meeting, in casa Cardi Center street,
domenica II corr. ale ore 10 a. m. Ur-
genie.
Earl A. Harris. who has been visiting
friends in the city for the past week.
left for Burlington yesterday, wnere he
viii enter school,
George Lander mas closed his cigar
store in the Northern hotel and viii
manufacture cigars at his house during
the winter months.
There will be prayer meeting at the
home OF Mrs Durkee, 2l3 North Main
street, al 1880 this evening. A cordial
welcome given TO all.
At a meeting Of the Universalist par
ish last night, the question Of filling
the pavorate to be made vacant by the
resignation Of the Rev. c, G. Conner was
discussed at some length but no action 1
was aiken at that time. The resignation /
had been previously accepted.
There will be regular meeting Of
Neal Dow lodge, No 10, T. O. G. T., /
tonight at 1870 o'clock sharp in the X /
OF c. hal All OF those desiring to at /
tend the grand lodge session next week I
viii please attend the meeting tonight, I
as there is special business to come be. /
fore the meeting
Among arrivals &C the Hotel Otis yes
terday were r S. Santau, Leo Clark, /
n. I. Harvey, St Adams; Mr.. and Mrs. /
d. H. Maynard, w. Z. Cutting, +. J,
Slack. j. H. Tracy, a. G. Moor, Burling /
ton e. G. Fuslee, Milton; A. l.. kimball,
r. l.; H. f, Huber, New
York: +. r Gilbert. New Haven, Conn.
Edward J. Lamberton, Troy; William
Churchill, Randolph; Burt Stewart, AL
bany.
Hired, Tired, Fired that's the name
Of the picture down at the Comique.
For laughing purposes, it has got every
thing "skun' that ever went through a
picture machine 1t simply bulges with
laughs. The unfortunate individual in
this picture has series of mishaps that
would turn Happy Hooligan green With
envy. and, like Happy, received kick
and slap from all sides The program
IS closed with very funny hand oolored
flm one of those novelties by the Pathe
Treres Co.
Another good program at the Bijou
heatre for the rest of the week The
Bride" is the feature pic
ture. and it is we'll worthy TO be placed
n the star" list IT deals with life
IN the open plains back when Indians
we're more plentiful there than they
ire now. 1T il vivid clear through, and
ull Of human interest There are two
,thcr pictures to-day, and sentimental
song Of the better sort If one doubts
.he popularity of the Bijou as a public
amusement place, it would send taeir
doubts a-hying to pass by there any
,vening about or o'clock and observe
he crowds in and outside the theatre,