The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-15
TALK OF THE TOWN.

lALK Or THE TOWN.
serpentine crepe at Abbotts
Ribbons fon fancy work at vaughan's
Remember Ahb hush supper Tuesday
night
see our windows for sale to-day at
Vauqhan's
Don't fail to attend the linen sale this
week at Fits
Winter hosiery for women and chill
dreu at Vaughans.
&. IT. ard W. 6. Douglass visited
friends in Plainheld yesterday
shawmut rubber adv page to-day.
Read It and buy pair next time,
Try Ianders cent Havana Leaf and
Spotted Jacket cigar, o. No Main Va.
Tile Athena club viii meet with Mrs.
Scott, Richardson street, Tuesday even
ing, Nov 10, at 1870.
Order early two pounds Of that fine
fresh hamburg steak az Tassie Brothers
Tuesday only, for rs cents. Tel. o-S.
An oyster supper for knights 81
Pythias, with their wives and friends.
win he served in the banquet ball Thurs.
day night.
William la Clair. who has been at
home for the past three weeks, was re-
moved to the Mary Fletcher hospital III
Burlington to-day.
Andrew Olsen Of Grauitevilic moved
his family to-day into the house which
he recently purchased Of W II. Griffin
on Washington street.
II. A. Morrill, OF STAFFORD. who has
been visiting FOR the past week at the
home 81 DR. @. X Reed Of Elm street
will return to his home tonight
stated eonvocation Of Granite chap
ter. No 90, R. A. NJ, viii be held In the
Masonic hall Tuesday evening, November
10, 1900, az o'clock. Per order, r.
III. p.
The Ladies' Aid society Of tho Presby
terian church viii meet with Mrs Fraser,
Washington street, Tuesday afternoon,
instead Of Wednesday. All ladies in the
parish, whether members OF the society
or not, are invited to Come and help sew
for the fair.
The public Ii cordially invited to At
tend the hash supper to be served Tues.
day night at the Baptist church, from
$50 10 7 o'clock. with the following
menu: Vegetable hash. apple, nlince and
pumpkin pie. cheese. hot rolls and coffee.
Admission, IS cents.
A picture well presented 81 pioneer
days III the West, when might was law
and the best man survived. Is Cowboys
Romance shown to-day at the Biiou.
There is something so genuine about Il
that one almost realizes the entire situa
ton as if they were there. Such a pic
ture as this will please every lover Of
drama.
Among the arrivals at the City hotel
to-day were r. X Smith. New York;
John ?. Kelley, Springfield. Mass r. n.
Farrar, Springfield, Mass. G. G. Watson
Burlington; J. r. Miles Burlington; r.
H. Mann. Woodsvile, N. HI; Fred n.
Doule. Boston g, q Niles, Boston; n.
Booth, Boston; n j Jameson, Burling
toni r Il. Mather, Burlington.
With Eve excellent pictures to-day,
Dreamland will probably draw large al.
diences tonight. One is a new Biogaph,
Zones and His Neighborn This Il com
edy III The very best and most fetching
style, which the American Isiograph PEG
PIE are famous for the world over. Two
Others are dramas and two are comedies.
1t Is big show for little money.
Among the arrivals At the Hotel Otis
Saturday might and Sunday were. VIZ.
and Mrs. A. Mach, Worcester. Mass; w.
r. Kidd, MarshfeId; Mr.. and Mrs w.
Clark, Northheld; Mr.. and Mrs. S. r.
Hunt, Concord, n. H.; Henry c. Bart
lett, Albany. n. Y, w Il. Ayers. Toron-
to. Ont; Z. A. shelton, Danbury. Mass.
Frank b. Norton, Whitefeld. N H.; r.
r. Perkins. New York i. N. Webber.
Boston: William Larlein. ST. Adams; @.
~ Delaney. Burlington: T. r. Wright,
Rutland; p. ~ Stevenson, Richford r.
G. Ramsdell. st. Johnsbury; 2. d. Small,
Concord. n. III