The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-05
TALK OF THE TOWN.


can get at any hour at the Eagle cafe.
Come to the swap party at the Con-
gregationai church Friday evening No
fember 8, 1900. The success on the so-
cial depends upon large crowd. Re-
member tha time and place,
There viii be a regular meeting Of
the Musicians union, local 4ss, on Nov.
7, at 2:3Q p. m. in the new rooms on
Prospect street Nominatlon of officers.
Every member II requested To be press
ent. PER order of secretary.
s. j. segel and Company, the cloth
iers, have d good story to tell on them
selves on page in today's issue. II is
all about overcoats. Read it if interest.
Cd See the results tomorrow at their
store III Scampini block 200 North Main
street, opposite Dodge's creamery.
New homemade candy department
specials. New England Fruit. store. Pep
permint, wintergreen and maple creams,
- cents pound. Molasses peppermint,
cherry drops and horehoand drops, Is
cents pound. Fresh arrival Of Russel'H
celebrated chocolates, all sizes and kinds.
A word to the people Of Barre and vi
cinitv. Do not fail to read the advef
tisement Of s. J. Seqel and company,
the North Main street elothiers In Scam
PM block. They have grand overcoat
sale for tomorrow. All men and boys
should attend the sale II interested, and
If you are not interested we will make
it interesting with the bargain prices
for tomorrow
While the Bijou has an evenly balanc-
ed and altogether excellent program,
there is one picture which ought TO re-
ceiye more praise than the others. "The
Blacksmith's Daughter IL q drama full
OF thrilling climaxes. Think of a coun-
try bumpkin knocking New York po-
liceman into the East river. The same
country chap wins prize fight of no
little Importance to him.
Looks very much like mighty win
ming combination the Dreamland theatre
oers today. Two recent Biographs Of
extraordinary interest and brand new
Selig drama. "The Mine Workers is
one of the very latest productions and
rated high. There Is plot 70 i and the
parts are well haAdled BY capable ac-
tors. Some One Else" Welsh will sing.
They will entertain you there today
The members OF Over the Teacups
club held Halloween social at the home
Of Mrs. f. T. Cutler yesterday after
noon The tables were prettily deco
rated with Jack lanterns, candles, and
Halloween favors. After bountiful
repaN Of all the good things, such as
our grandmethers used to make, a most
interesting talk on Halloween was given
by the Rev Edward G, Downey, which
WAS enjoyed BY an After the members
soon dispersed to their homes, pronoune-
Ing it one Of the best affairs ever held
by the club.
Among the arrivals at the Hotel Otis
Yesterday were w. A. Blackmau, Bos-
ton; A. G. BigeIow, BrooxfeId; G. l..
Young, Bostsn; II Lambert, New York
Samuel Barber Boston, T I. Perkins,
Potsdam. N. X; Joseph Newton, New
York; Scott Higgins, Gideon Burton,
New York; John Graham, Burlington;
J. r. Paro. Whitehall, Il. "; Edward
j. Ryan, New York; j. ]. Caudlen, Bos-
ton; Mr.. and Mrs F, A. Wright, Lowell,
Mass; l. J. Gilmore, Brandon; b. F..
Thomas, Newport; Henry Fanley, Ches-
brook, N. Y.
P. F. Mccarthy leaves tomorrow
evening for Toronto, Ont, to attend the
international convention of the Ameri-
can Federation Of Labor which opens
there Monday and continues for two
weeks Mr.. Mccarthy goes as delegate
from the Quarry Workers International
union, and his co-delegate is w. r. b.
Feyler Of Waldaboro. Me. The Vermont
state branch A. r of L viii be repre-
sented BY Daniel Bruten Of Rutland.
This win be the first time that the
international convention vas ever held
on Canadian soil. 9a ae