The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-11
TALK OF The TOWN.


James Summers Of West Berlin was n
the city to-day on business.
u Duncan Fraser went to Attleboro
Mass. last night to work.
Frank Iayiolette went to Burlington
today tor a Witt with relatives.
G. A. Abbott Of West Derby was IN
$the eitf to-day on business visit.
james Daw went 10 BID home IN
| Quincy Mass last night for a visit
I Signet rings lockets and bracelets en-.
grayed free al Holmes the ieweler.
Five BARRIERS good service and short
waits az Misrs sanitary shop tonight
Judge RI WI Scott went TO Boston
last night On q few days business trip
The Frank NcWborter company il
anxious 70 show you its fur-lined coats.
Public scotch dance in Miles hal SAT-
urday evening. Gents so cents, ladies
free
Mrs w. s Durett Is confined to her
home on South Main street with the
grippe.
Tonight at Smith & Cummings, lake
I perch bake pouts, hot HOLSTERS and CLAIMS
for steaming
Ronald Gand clerk in r. D. Ladd com
4 pany's store, y confined To his home
with illness.
Nice, medium.sized, sweet Florida orr
anges tonight 20 for zoe, at Sowden \
Lyons. Buy early.
Mr. and Mrs. William NJ Stewart
went to Middlcsex yesterday for few
days visit with relatives.
Children's hats that were 81 so, 1928
and $3.50 for SlOn. Mrs q r. Wood,
over Hendricks drug store.
Lessons IN typography given by ez,
perienced party Terms stated on appIi-
cation. Call AZ East street
Efhe Chapman will lecture and give
& test III the 81 a RI hall in Montpelier
next Sunday III $50 and o'clock
The Rev. w Parkyn jackson Of St.
< Adams arrived IN thc city this after.
noon for visit with his brother, S. Hol-
lister Jackson
Special consignment Of freshly caught
haidoek irstclass quality, arrived 20.
day az Tassie Brothers Selling tonight
at 10 cents q pound Tel. 9.3.
Large line 81 sweet, Indian river or.
anges At lowest possible prices at the
Diyerd Fruit Store Come in and see
them. Beet grape fruit, four for 25c.
Andrew 0'Grady who formerly was
I employed BY the Central Vermont mil+
road at Montpelier Junction, has re-
signed as agent for tie company at
! Burlington, having only recently been
appointed 70 the position
Neil Alsen and wife have bought 81
A. r. Batchelder cottage house on
beach street. on Newton street, where
they viii make their home Mr.. Batch
elder sold the horse on the corner OF
Royce and Green streets 10 w w Reed
and Lillian Reed Papers were passed
yesterday.
The strongest and most interesting
program Of the week II ut Dreainland
Tonight, This fact should insure the
usual big audiences The picture with
the ocean scenes is the best Of its kind
ever shown III this city. The Indian
picture Is notable for its genninenesa
and dramatic plot.
eThe Burning o. Rome al tle Biiou
is all that was expected Some who
saw it yesterday afternoon were 50
pleased with il that they came again
ii the evening to witness I'll The fire
scene, where the whole city seems to be
ahre, IS very good. Tonight, the S.
gold pieee Il given 10 some patron Of
the theatre
The Presbyterian Sunday school will
meet tomorrow at Ia O'Clock. instead oil
lls45. All young people are cordially
invited 10 attend the church services and
assist in the singing. The Presbyter-
ian chorus viii meet Sunday at 10 a.
m. for short rehearsals before the open
ing Of public worship Those having
copies Of the hymnaI kindly bring them
for nse IN the chorus.
The newly organized mixed chorus Of
the Presbyterian church held rehearsal
last evening for tomorrow's music when
the chorus VIII take part at both the
morning and evening services. There are
abouk 30 voices in the chorus and IL
should develop into one Of the best or.
carnations Of its kind in the city Prep
arations are already under way for the
music for the Christmas services.
NJ David has just received lot Of
oyarstocked goods Mems, ladies' and
boys shoes and rtibbers to 20 at whole
sale prices Boys shoes, Toe up: rub.
bers, 25c up; mems and ladies' under-
wear at 3Tt3c; cloth BY the yard, from
Tie to l2c. Sale from 7 o'clock in the
morning until 6 o'clock at night. Come
In and look the goods over. NJ. David,
LA Granite street, across the iron bridge.
F. II. Rogers and company have in
their show window to-day an ingenious
device for advertising the famous Walk
Over shoes. On barge fiattopped ped
estal are placed many patterns Of shoes,
and in natural, life Ike way the well
known trademark, the Walk-Oyer man
in dress suit, is walking over each
shoe, making an entire circle Of the top.
1t Is controlled By electric power and
Il attracting the attention Of the passers-
by.
Tony Giarhino has a novel display
IN his show window, which he invented
and calls the nearest imitation Of the
Hudson. Fulton celebration that has been
seen in the city It consists Of tank
filled with water. numerous craft Of all
sizes sailing about. and In the back are
two Of his 1910 steamship calendars, 50
arranged and governed by electricity
thai they annear to be making about