The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-02-24
TALK OF THE TOWN

New msssaline silks at Abbott's.
White sale. Second floor at The
Vaughan Store.
Do yeu nsed wording shoesf If so, it
WIN pay you to VISIT Tlden's sale.
A. II. swett Of Rprtisnd, Maine, was
DAY.
Fred G. Rsbinsep and j Henry Foote
Of Rernoht, n II, visited friends in
this city last evening.
sss our north wipdow for special enam-
slsd ware sss. Yvur choice, 10 cents
eadh. O. N. Kenyon a %.
Writing from Los Angeles, Cal, Ar.
tfair s. Martin stated q a communication
TO Barre friend thai he expected TO
start this week for q trip into old Mex
leo.
spaulGing high Va. Bradford academy,
Church street sympasium, Wednesday
night at 5 o'clock. Gentlemen, ~ cents |,
ladies', Is cents. Game sure to be q
thriller.
The supporters Of Donald Mcleod for
alderman in the third ward are invited
to call at his headquarters, No. Gordon
block. as the room viii be open every
night until election.
IL the party who took the surgical
instrument case from Dr. Ayery's sleigh
at Wdbsterville, Thursday evening, viii
return the same at once, he will avoid
trouble. DR.. N. E. Avery, East Barre.
There viii be shirt waist dance in
Wcodmen's hall, Thursday evening, Feb
raary rs. Dancing WIN be from eight
until tue o'clock Admission rs cents
per couple. Extra ladies rs cents. Gil
bertson's orchestra Of six pieces will fur.
nish the music.
The Church Of the Good Shepherd
Ash Wednesday. Holy communion at s
a. m Morning prayer and address 1890
Bishops Pastoral viii be read at y. m.
Evening prayer and sermon at T:l5. FRI
day evening, prayer and instruction at
7:l5.
Thursday, February IS, has been APP
pointed as day Of prayer by the United
Woman's Missionary society. There will
be q service at the chapel in the M. II.
church at o'clock p. m. All members
OF the local societies viii come ii posi-.
BILE. Will all the ladies of every church
feel themselves personally invited7
Miss Ida of st. Johnsbury win give
talk on Japan at the Congregational
church parlors, Friday evening, Feb. 20,
at 1880 o'clock Miss Ida was visitor
in Japan for nearly a year; she was
frequently entertained and in many ways
became very familiar with their lives.
Her exhibition of natiy6 costumes and
curios win be very interesting and In.
struetive, We hope all those who can
will reserve the evening Of the 26th
for this occasion. Refreshments win be
served. Admission, adults Zoe, children
under twelve, Toe.
Alice Laline, or as she gave her name
in court, Mrs. Alice Briggs, and Albert
Sanders of Graniteville, who were ar
rested after spectacular tipoyer and
attempted get away on North Main
street yesterday afternoon, appeared be-
fore Judge Scott in city court last even
Ing. Both were charged with intoxica-
ton and both were found guilty and as
sessed for first offenses The amount Of
the fine in each case was five dollars and
costs of $3.50 Friends appeared and
produced the necessary amounts and they
went their ways.
"The Mummy and the Humming Bird
one OF the most noted plays and which |
is now in it's sixth successful season.
viii come to the opera house next Thurs.
day. The play itself has an unusual plot
and a striking-nay startling. bit OF
dramatic work is introduced in the first
act. when Lord Lumley invites an Italian
organ grinder to dine with him and in
iuces the latter to tell his story. though
neither understands the language of the
1ther. A well balanced company has
been selected which is headed by Mr.. |
Henry H. Pemberton, who is playing the
eading character, Lord Lumley, sThe
Mummy" The attraction is one of the
1est that win be seen in this city this
ga aon