The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-16
TALK OF THE TOWN


Get your white wyandotte eggs TO
Matching, from 90 Park street.
Miss Katrina Trrney went to her hom
in Middlesex yesterday for a few days.
! @. s. Spear Of West corinth was I
business visitor in this city yesterday.
! Havana Leaf. Spotted Jacket, mad.
and sold, % Main street. G. w. Landers.
You win want some Of those dimitiei
on sale at Perry's for &c yard on Sat
urday.
Mrs. G. L. Bessett returned yesterday
from a few days visit with friends il
Richmond.
w. II. Gale left yesterday for a TIVE
weeks business trip through the north
ern part Of the state.
There viii be dance at Armory hall
Montpelier, Friday evening. General ad
mission soc, ladies free. Whittier's or
chestra.
7e yard dimities, tan ground with
green, red and blue stripes, tan ground
with green, red and blue polka dots, red
and blue grounds with white dots, and
handsome floral designs. Pery's.
The New Genesis supplies the missing
link, tells how, why, when and where
man obtains his present form Of feature
most original book since Rousseau''
confession, at present sold only by the
author, J. NJ MoCloskey, or his agents.
The Juniors Of the Universalist church
viii hold business and social meeting
Friday evening at z o'clock. The moth.
ers, also those who have had charge Of
the J. " =. g. u. are earnestly invited
TO come and help the children have q
good time. Refreshments win be served
A. R. Campbell, the sewing machine
expert, is In town. Repairs all makes
work skillfully done Address your or
ders to A. O. Stone, optician and jeweler
10 State street, Montpelier, or general
delivery, Barre, until q later notice
Work done az residences. Ny stop this
time win not exceed two weeks.
G. s. Andrews went to Hardwick to.
day 10 attend the session Of che lay
mans association az the Vermont Meth
odist conference tomorrow afternoon.
Mr.. Andrews is secretary Of the associa-
tion and reads a paper at the meeting on
The Layman's Missionary Movement"
Unoiee fruit Of all kinds, fresh every
day, at lowest prices. Special for Sat
uray: Best navel oranges, sweet, so
cent ones, for as cents; as eens ones
Tor 90 cents, 40 cent ones for 35 cents !;
IS cent ones for 80 cents; 40 cent ones
for rs cents. Best bananas 20 and Is
cents dozen. Al United Fruit Store, rs
North Main street.
The pictures at the Comique to-day
are the Comlque kind The Star Of
Bethlehem masterpiece BY the Edison
company. -Four Wise Meu." another
one that you win long remember. ~The
Infant Terrible IL a picture that is
making a big bit all along the line Mr..
Chris Mahoney sings, In Memory Of
You, Sweetheart"
At regular meeting Of the Montpelier
city council held Wednesday evening, 1t
was voted TO close the tramp's hotel,
otherwise known as the Hobo Inn" The
tramps lodging house during the win
ter viii be rented for other purposes.
This has been veritable paradise for
knights Of the road and they came in
such numbers as to be nuisance.
m the report Of the funeral Of Mrs.
W. L. Persons mention Of the following
floral tributes was omitted: carnations,
Mrs. Sanders, Mr.. and Mrs. D. G. How
ard, Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Howard; earna-
tons. Mr.. and Mrs G. I. Souihgate;
carnations, Mr.. and Mrs. Don Y. Camp,
Mrs. Helen NJ. Camp; carnations, Mrs.
Emma Dudley; carnations, Earl Batehel-
der; carnations, Mr.. and Mrs. Adelbert
Willis and Lane.
Tho wen known oriental musical com
edy, "YamaH will be the offering of AL
fred E. Aarous at the opera house to-
night. This bright musical comedy is
one Of Mr.. Aarons's best efforts. The
music Il by himself and the book by
George Totten Smith. j. Clarence Har-
vey, who formerly played the part Of
the mayor in His Honor the Mayor is
the principal comedian and is supported
By an excellent company, including Miss
George Bryton, formerly Fiji with "The
Chinese Honeymoon company. Miss
Violet Colby, former prima donna with
the same company, VIM Meyers who was
baritone with the Madam Schuman
Heink opera company, Harry Stuart, well
known for his excellent work with ''Piff,
PafI, pouf and Alfred L. Aarons's orig.
inal dancing dolls, who were especially
imported to this country by Mr.. Aarons
for his musical shows.
About 200 people attended the Easter
sale which the Ladies Guild Of the
Church Of the Good Shepherd held yes
terdag and last evening. A large guam
titf Of candy, handkerchiefs galore and
yards Of aprons were disposed Of to the
advantage of the guild During the
evening the farce, 'Lueille's Lover" was
presented in an efficient manner and
brought forth considerable laughter and
appliance. The candy table was IN charge
OF Mrs. Nv. J. Mclean; the handkerchief
table, Mrs r. G. Rowland; and Mrs.
Oscar Anderson presided over the apron
table. An address was made during the
evening by Rev. @ J. Booth Of Montreal.
The characters Of The farce follow; Polly
Chandler, Mrs Thomas Clarity, IT,; Mil
dfed Chase, Miss Hattie Peer; Katherine
Stanton, Miss Mary L. Sexton; Edith
Lee, Miss Amy Williams; Marcia Sum
mers, Miss Ruth Hovey; Lucille Lover
ing. Miss Belle Nelson; Miss McGIegor,
Miss Barbara Cordiner