The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-09
TALK OF THE TOWN
Local Happenings Tersely Told for Busy
Readers.
Now plaid blankets at Fits,

Nhiah tPHlSlte ~ ANiA - eNt' ANs
down.
DR.. oreste Barr went to Hardwick OF
business Saturday.
Lace curtains, large size, sloO pair
at Veale & Knights.
Received at Abbott's another lot Of
childrens wool dresses.
Miss Florence Converse spent Sunday
at her home in Middlesex.
II. L. Ford returned Saturday from q
business visit In New York.
For Rent; Down stairs tenement on
Hill street. w. +. Richardson.
The Philomathians will meet with Miss
Wheelock Tuesday evening at 7'l5,
II. C Bennett returned Saturday from
a few days visit in Claremont, n. II.
The Clover club will meet with Mrs.
=. o, Kent Tuesday afternoon at 2;3o
o'clock.
Duchess trousers for good service.
The Frank McWhorter Co. are agents
in Barre.
Mrs. M. Carey and Miss Annie Sulli-
van returned Saturday from visit in
Hardwick.
II. G. Whitaker left Saturday for a
hunting trip in the country outside Of
Waterbury.
James c. Walker principal Of Whit
comb high school in Bethel, visited in
this city yesterday.
Mrs. Agnes williams went to Albany,
n. Y, Saturday. She was called there
by the illness Of a sister.
Rw. Bishop, patent attorney Of Wash.
ington, ID. G., reports the issue of a
patent on wrench to George Patterson
Of Barre.
Chan Gordon No. IL viii hold their
annual Thanksgiving eve social and
dance; make no other engagements for
that night.
Regular monthly meeting Of the Ia
dies Aid society of st. Monica's church
win be held Tuesday evening at 1880
in the convent.
The athletic association Of Norwich
university realized S2l6.60 net receipts
from the Norwich Vermont foot ball
game at Intercity park.
Arthur Gordon returned to Hanover, n.
H., last night to resume his studies in
Dartmouth college after being at his
home here for few days.
Manager Hoban of the opera house
has a nephew in Dartmouth college who
is playing full back on the varsity foot
bah eleven, being substitute in Sat
urday's game against Princeton.
When in need Of fan or winter suits
or overcoats, II viii pay you to call on
sadlier & Dawson, "a Elm street. No
extra charge for union label. Also
household specialties and home comforts.
Cash or credit.
Typography: Have received lot Of
plain Eastwood boxes for typography
ard will sell them plain or designed
Also will give lessons in typography and
designs. Call or address Summer street
school building, or at IS SUNNI street.
+. G. Rowell.
The quarterly district meeting Of Good
Templars win Be held at Willamstown,
November IL. afternoon and evening In
the afternoon business Of the order viii
be transacted Following this supper
viii be served in Lynde's hail and pro-
gram will he rendered, to which the pub
lie is cordially invited.
Uniyersalist fair, Thursday and Friday
Of this week Beside an excellent supper
each night, at the several booths may
be found all kinds Of aprons, a variety
of fancy work, handkerchiefs of every
description homemade candy and a fine
display Of home made food for sale.
For three weeks you have been told
through the columns Of this paper some |
thing of the domestic coal situation, Did |
You take the hint? Shippers have ad |
vanced the prices and the local dealers
have to follow. Before another advance, |
send your order for your winter supply |
to Calder & Richardson, Depot square. |
They have the best grades of coal at the |
right prices, also nice dry wood. Do it |
now.
The wide distinction won by Charles
4AtFlIl " 4HE l1pH dIl lne AlbHSH tnI0u9al~ /
out the country, places thisd rama in a |
field Of popularity in which there are |
few others A most timely theme was
chosen by the capable and celebrated /
and his masterful treatment /
Of Che topic carried the play into in
Simultaneous and seemingly everlasting |
vogue Henry D. Harris played his part |
well, before the clever ac-
tors he employed were given en- oppor-
tnnity by his ever apparent expenditure,
in properly mounting the play Not only |
having been played for over year in /
New York City, THE Lion and the /
Mouse" has a firm following in every
city in the United States. An estimate
was recently given, embracing the num-
Der Of people who had witnessed the
Klein drama during les remarkable ca
reer, and after deducting a conservative
number for those who may have seen il
more than once, the total still remained
In the tens Of millions Mr.. Harris sends
The Lion and the Mouse" to the opera
house here on next Thursday, Nov -,
10 renew its acquaintance among local |
IN fTons Of fhp theatres host OffarinUa