The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-10-12
TALK OF The TOWN
Black Cat hose al Abbott's.


Opening sale gloves at yaughan's.
A. $. Jones left last night Oh BUSH
ness trip 10 Ohio.
Il. s. Huntley 81 New York was
business visitor in The city to-day.
New goods arrived at Mrs. Lougley's
millinery parlors- - summer street
Razor mng ana brush sterilized before
every shave IL sIiers' sanitary shop.
Harold Rydherg went to Charleston,
N. I'll, to-day for visit With friends.
Cash paid for watches. diamonds, gold
and silver iewelry- Burr. the Jeweler
Cut flowers and floral designs at
Youngson's, Pearl street Tel 492sli-
See the white coat sweater at $3.50.
Talmar Mills. Sold only at Vaughans.
The Mission Study class Of the Bap-
tisi church win meet at the church 70
night
Frank +. Robinson and Irving White
head went to Boston last night for few
days visit.
D. A. Perry received three Ford auto.
mobiles yesterday, for which he Is the
local agent.
Sweaters and golf jackets for the little
fellows from the Frank McWhorter Co.,
sll00 to S3.00.
Mrs. E. y. stevens returned to Bur
lmgton to-day after a visit with rela.
tives in the city.
The Barre milk producers and retailers
viii meet in Unity Temple, South Barre,
Thursday afternoon at ! o'clock.
Miss Alice Wood 81 Nirholyille. N. II.
came here Sunday morning to care for
her sister, Miss Grace Wood, who is III
with the measles
Clerks, attention. Regular meeting Of
local 24l, r. C. I. r. A., in the K. Of p.
hall, Wednesday evening at 1890 o'clock.
w. N. Thayer, rec, sec.
Mrs. George cadcer and children, who
have spent the summer at the home Of
her parents, Mir and Mrs A. +. Clark,
left this noon Tor her home in New
York.
There viii be q meeting Of the Queen
Of the Forest circle this evening at $780,
All the members are requested TO be
present, as business Of Importance is to
come UP.
Wood Wood! Dry slab wood, $3.50
per run, delivered Dry limb wood $500
per run, delivered. Leave orders at 90
Washington street. Phone 1873. A. W..
Winch, Admir-.
Among the arrivals at the City hotel
to-day were II. II shufax, Burlington;
w n. Nesbett. Troy, \. IL; w d. KEEL
ley, Troy, ~ T.; A. c. Sargent, West
Lebanon, N. II.
The Biiou opens this afternoon with
talking pictures, something entirely new
to Barre. The program includes a cele-
brated opera and good drama. It will
be interesting to attend this theatre
to night.
Don't forget the concert and dance
given By the young ladies drill team
ia the woodmens hail. Oct 10. Music
viii be furnished By Gilbertson's best
orchestra. Admission, gentlemen 25e,
iacles l9e.
I'm Pippa Passes" Drcamland has 70
day easily the best picture Of the month.
The basis OF the story was taken from
Robert Browniug's famous masterpiece
Of that title 1t Il So genuinely human
and natural that one JUST cant help
from liking it.
Members Of the Brotherhood and ladies
81 tie Methodist church have been in
vited hy the Methodist Brotherhood Of
Montpelier to attend a lecture BY the
Rev. Mr.. Frost Of st. Johnsbufy, Wed
nesday evening. Special car will leave
the church at T:l5 Il Is desired that a
large number accept of this invitation,
Social time following lecture.
Among the arrivals at the Hotel Otis
yesterday we're A. H Richardson, l}os-
ton; w r. Laekey, White River juno
ton; Julia Durett. New York; George
Dow. Cabot; D. G. Small. Boston; G W.
Watson, Bostons John nowrey. Rutlandi
W. T. Sargent. Rostonj Arthur Smells,
Berlin: II j Johnson. Albany, n. Y.3
r. w. Butler Boston, + j Hoffman,
Halowell, Me-; Edward ], Buckley, Low
Ell, Mass.
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