The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-10

Miss Marion sherman went TO her
home in Brattleboro to-day for q few
days visit.
J The |. O, G. r viii mention the kind
Of social for December II at later date.
Take notice.
Malcolm NIcIver Of Carman, Manitoba,
| is visiting bis brother, N. G. McIyer Of
Perry street.
a policeman and is being held at the
station for the owner.
" c. Veers, who has been attending
Goddard seminary, left to-day for his
home in Cornwall Bridge, Conn.
Al. M. Hunt Of Boston, publisher Of
Granite. Marble and Bronze il III this
city for q few days business visit
Il B. Dodge has a new man on his
creamery team II lie fails to call % ali
regular customers, please telephone 1898.
The Frank Mcwhorter company has
the best makes Of underwear, including
the Munsing union suits for men and
boys.
Edward A. Durgan, superintendent Of
agencies for the Boston American, RE-.
turned to Boston to-day, after a business
visit in this city.
If you want your russell shoes made
black, 60 to the shoe shining stand in
Hunts barber shop. Guarantee to make
them black and stay black.
q j. L. Kelton, who has been visit
ing friends and relatives in this city
and Montpelier for the past two weeks.
left last night for his home in Oneida,
IN. Y.
The officers Of Bright Star Rebeksh
lodge are requested to meet az the |. o..
10. r. hall Friday evening, December 10,
at 3 o'clock. for practice. Let every off.
Der be present. Per order, N. @,
Court Barre, !. o. No. 3sl7, viii
hold It's regular meeting Friday evening,
December 10, at 1880. full attendance
Il desired, as 1t viii be the election of
officers TO serve for the ensuing year.
Frank Casani, R. 3.
This IL the last week Of the closing
out oil the grocery stock at the Cruicks
the rest of these goods at about your
own price. Goods delivered. 53T North
Main street. Tel lila.
An informal duplicate whist match
between players from the vineitia club
of this city and the Apollo club Of Mont
pelier is expected ia be played at the
formers room this evening, when the
Apollo club will send four players.
The dance III the Wells series held In
Woodmens hall last evening was at
tended by about twenty-five, who en-.
iayed the evening until midnight Gil
hertsons orchestra put on some new Of
ferings in dance music, which were re-.
ceived with much approval
The annual election Of the officers Of
st. John court, M. 500, G q. III. was
held last evening, and the following Off
GERS we're elected: Chief ranger, John
Diueen: viee.chipf ranger. William H.
Murphy recorder, ] f. Murphy: hnan
eai secretary, }. r. AfeNnlty; treasurer, I
a. + Loranger; trustees, Patrick Nc
Nulty Louis Gillette, Thomas HI Car
roll; speaker James j. Monahan; ply /
stefan. Or. z. s. Duffy AT the Gloss
of the meeting smoke talk was held
and buffet lunch served
A very pleasant social occurred at the /
home of Mrs Donald Smith yesterday /
afternoon, when tbs members Of the
over the Teaeups club gave their first /
red letter day Each member brought /
an invited guest, making company of
about 40 Ii was III charge Of Mrs. Me-
Donald and Mrs. Mcfarland. with Mrs
Henry Smith as committee OF introduce
ton After pleasing program. consist
ing Of d piano solo by Miss Benedict Il
reading BIZ Miss Farnham. piano duet by T
the Misses Russell and vocal solo by /
Miss Phillips. the guests we're n<hered
into the dining room. where Mrs. Airline +
Eastman poured and Mrs Clara Paigs
served. The table was prettilY decorated
with carnations and nareissHs Each
member and guest left agreeing that It
had indeed been red-istter day.
While the present trend Of the drama
would apparently indicate that plays
Ntdfu& Will k3lt stRt{if SiHS % fi1E AfU
the ones most demanded If the dramatic
author at present, it Is a notable and
pleasing fact that one Of tie real sue.
eesses oft he present season IS a drama
tization Of tSt Elmo,H Augusta ] Evans
wonderful delineation Of southern life
and character Isl Elmo is play
different from the current type Of the
atrical productions dealing, as ii does.
with The almost ideal conditions OF cotn.
try life in the southern states; and yet
Neil TwomeY has scored ore OF the sue
eesses Of the present season. i drama.
the theatregoer 4 visualized reproduction
3f novel that is an American. rather
than a southern, classic Interpreted by
i cast Of players Of metropolitan reputa-
ton Mr. Twomey's play viii be seen
1t the opera house Saturday afternoon
ind evening.