The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-27
TALK OF THE TOWN
Local Happenings TerseIy Told for Busy
Readers.

This week at Perry's we shall hay'
our remnants on sale.
Charles Il. Barrows returned yesterda.
from a visit with relatives in Vergennes
j. Lamothe is seriously i'll with cry
ipelas OF the face at his home on Yves
street.
All friends of the Presbyterian ehurcl
should read the Peoples Shoe Store ad
on page s.
A. meeting Of the Socialists will b
held in the Wheelock block tonight
Wednesday, at 7 o'clock.
Tickets for the Hospital Benefit bal
are on sale at Tilden's shoe store, Moor,
g. Owens's, and d. Merlo's, 3ll Nortl
Main street.
Regular meeting of the n. 2. 0. P
tonight, when representatives to thu
grand lodge viii be elected. Degree team
as usual. Q. A. Spear, sec.
Mrs. Earle Manson returned yesterday
from a visit at Marshalltown, Iowa
where she was called several weeks age
by the illness Of her mothor.
The spauding high school basket bal
teams next game win be on Friday
evening, when ii plays the strong Yer
mont academy Of Saxton's River.
Hospital Benefit supper.--Chicken pie
supper, under direction Mrs. Benedict
Thursday evening, January 2s, from $3.50
TO 1880, Universalist church vestry.
The Civic Federation of Women's
Clubs will hold their annual meeting in
the city council room, Friday afternoon
at $3.50. Let there be large number
present, as the election of officers for
the coming year will take place.
There are twelve and half miles OF
fire alarm wire strung about the city,
as shown by the ANIMAL report of the
superintendent of the system, p. NJ Carr.
The other equipment includes 22 fire
alarm boxes and three tappers. During
the past year three new boxes were in
stalled.
Did you know you were one Of the
committee for the hospital benefit dance
ii you don't know Il, we now notify
you TO that effect, and don't wait for
someone OF the other committee to tell
you what your duties are, but do It with
out being told. Buy ticket--$i.50 per
couple.
Yeterinario Italiano. Dot o. E. Barr.
Per qualunque malattia di ANIMAL do.
mestici rivolgeteyi al Dottore, vsterina-
no laureate, 0. L. Barr che tiene il suo
uficio ALA Scuderia Jones & Mcmillan, in
Main street di fronte al Depot square.
ServiEio pronto prszEi moderate nu-
nero del telefono 1868.
o. Il. BARR, v. S., v. D., veterinary
surgeon and dentist, graduate of On
tario Veterinary college and for two
years assistant to DIR. A. II. II. Lewis
Of Barre. Diseases OF all domestic ami
mails and surgery in all It's branches.
Office at Jones & McAEllan's stable, opp.
Depot square, tel. 1868.
The Woman's Mission Circle OF the
Universalist church will meet with Mrs.
o. X. HOLSTER on Friday afternoon, Jan.
29,A at $3.50 o'clock. As this meeting
promises to be of unusual interest, each
member Is urged to make an effort to
be present. Responses to roll-call win
he from favorte passages Of Scripture.
Hospital benefit Thursday evening,
January 2s. Remember, this is not for
someone else, but for you. You are one
of tina members and committee of one,
and the least you can do is to buy a
ticket for the concern and ball, for $3.50
per couple. Turkey supper extra in the
T. o. o. F. hall at II o'clock for Soc q
plate. Watch for the menu.
The services tu-morrow at the all.day
meeting to be held at the Evangelical
church, Merchant street, will begin at
1850 a. M, 2:30 ami T;30 p. IN. Rev.
G. Howard Taylor, the pastor, Rev. w.
w Latte, pastor Of the Peoples church,
and Rev Mr.. and Mrs. Green
of Burlington win be present. Several
are expected TO attend from Montpelier
and East Montpelier. All are invited.
On account of the members of Gilbert
sons orchestra having to play in the
opera house at Montpelier tonight, and
other musicians in The city being en-
gagged, there will be no rehearsal Of the
Barre Citizens band this evening. Whit
tiers orchestra being away, Gilbertson's
orchestra was hired to play for the
Polly Of the Circus" which shows at
Montpelier this evening.
On Monday evening Charles X. Harris
and May Melvin, supported by the Har-
court Comedy Co., opened weeks en-
gagement by presenting sterling com.
Rdy drama, entitled "A Fight for
Million" In this play Mr.. Harris APP
peared to excellent advantage rs the big
hearted Westerner who saves the chum
Of his father from ruin on the stock
exchange and May Melvin was very
sweet and womanIy in the part Of Mary
Lawson, who is finally won BY the West.
srner. The balance Of the company gave
good support and the specialties were
strong, They included Rent
rev in songs and dances, and little
Harry King, the child artist. proved very
lever. Teh comedy act of the Lynns
was the hit of the evening and was
we'll worth the price Of admission. This
afternoon they presented the Gamblers |
Wife, and tonight they win present |
My old Kentucky home.' and we are
,old that Mr. Harris and Miss Melvin |
viii have two Of the best characters Of |
he week.
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