The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-05
TALK OF THE TOWN


See the new ribbons just received al
Vaughan's.
Roller skating and dancing in Hale's
Pavilion tonight.
Whist party in Odd Fellows hall Sat.
urday evening at s o'clock.
Asahl Abair left yesterday for q visit
with friends in Mooers, N. Y.
All winter suits and coats, both black
and colors, at half price at Abbott's.
Percy Keir of Craftsbury, Goddard 'os,
is visiting at the seminary for a few
days.
Mrs. Frank Titus returned to Woods
vile, N. H., yesterday after a visit with
relatives in this city.
Special for Saturday: fresh made chloe
olate cream drops, l5c poundj fruit can
dy l5c pounds, at Mascott's.
Miss II. Hazel Williams Of North
Craftsbury is the guest Of her cousin,
Miss Maude Coburn, Of Orange street.
John--where are you going Saturday
nightH Will-Don't know. John-Well,
come to the Hadley pictures with me.
The Y. P. c. u. will have a business
meeting and social at the Universalist
church this evening at seven o'clock. All
are cordially invited.
William j. Brown pleaded guilty to a
first offense of intoxication in the city
court this morning and paid a fine OF
So with costs of S605. He was arrested
last evening by Officer Hamel.
The D. A. Perry Real Estate Agency
has sold for Albert Rae his farm, stock
and tools in Braintree to Mrs. Maude
Mccarthy. Mr.. Rae takes in part pay
ment house owned by Mrs. Mccarthy
on Brook street, this city. The sale
involves S3,500
Spring suits have arrived at A. A.
Smith & Brothers. They are beauties,
every one, and the style is authentic.
Spring hats, too, are in, and ready for
your inspection. The new blocks AMI
coIors this season are admirable. There
is becoming style for every man.
Smiths ad. on page to-day will tell
you more about it, Read it now.
The next in the series of the Wells
dancing assemblies will be held in the
Woodmen's hall on Thursday evening,
March is, it was announced at the sixth
dance in the series which was held last
evening in the same hall Gilbertson's
orchestra furnished the music for dane
ing last night, and the order continued
to midnight, with an intermission, dur
ing which refreshments were served.
The ground hog chuckled away to him
self over the latest manifestation that
the back of winter is still strong and
he reckoned that his prophecy Of six
weeks and more Of winter weather after
Candlemas day looked good for fulfill.
ment. The several inches of snow which
fell yesterday were tossed into drifts by
the north wind last night, making the
country roads in bad condition to-day.
Though you may have seen the Hadley
pictures before, do not fail to see the
wonderful new collection to be presented
here tomorrow afternoon and evening.
Mr.. Hadley's pictures are selected with
rare and careful discrimination and ev-
cry effort is extended to crafty the
various tastes of his patrons. The pro
gram abounds in comedy, wholesome fun
with all semblance of vulgarity eliminat-
ed, magic pictures, beautiful and interest.
ing travel views, interspersed with novel
ties and sensations.
The production Of James X. Hackett's
New York success, Call of the Wild"
with Franklin Woodruff, which has been
finding much favor and which is to be
seen at the opera house tonight, is said
TO be eleverly arranged. OF course Mr.
Woodruff is the central figure and around
him are grouped all the characters or
the lpay. There is Captain Lewis OF
the U. s. A., Major Searles. Crooked Bear
Katherine Searles, the majors daughter,
and Lieutenant Butler. These characters
are all capitally drawn and equally well
portrayed and the play promises to win
even more success. II has much to COM
mend it. as IL IL clean and wholesome,
tells a beautifully interesting story, is
replete with bright lines and quaint say
ings, and has a delightful and refreshing
atmosphere.
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