The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-10-06
TALK Of The TOWN


See the new waists at Vaughan's.
New cape gloves. mocha gloves, at The
Vaughan Store.
Get style book Tor 30 cents and a
pattern free al Perrys.
See the two hour sale adv Paris
Shirtwar ouse, page 3.
Sweet Concord grapes at ~ cents per
basket United Fruit store.
Where cleanliness reims supreme;
ATiers' sanitary barber shop.
A. +. Edison Of Randolph was bust
ness visitor in this city to-day
New McKinley sheet music at
"Tony's" Come IN and look il over.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Green Of North.
field visited friends IN this city to-day.
Cut flowers and floral designs AZ
Youngson's, Pearl street Tel 1921.
Clarence Bartlett aud Leon Rouelle
were business visitors IN Marshheld TO.
day
Have YOU seen Abbott's line Of house
dresses ia black. and black and white
plaids2
Importation Of those fine little Italian
nuts, pistachios just arrived at Sowden
4 Lyons.
Miss Abble Bernctt and Nellie Bird
ger left today for two weeks visit in
Al,.-.esex.
Miss Simpson, "a State street, Mont
pelier, announces her fall millinery open
ing, Friday, Oct 5.
Special sale Of jardinieres for Friday
only. See them in our window at SOC,
Kenyon's Cash Bargain store.
Mrs. Iyey Poulin, who has been Wis.
iting her mother, Mrs. A. +. Clark, Of
Groton, returned home yesterday.
There will be dance at Walter
Iadd's, Cutler Corner, Friday evening,
October s. Ladies viii please bring
cake.
Miss Alice Duff Of Westerly, r. l., who
has been visiting at the home Of Peter
Park on Averill street, returned TO her
home to-day.
Mrs II. Berry returned yesterday
from a visit with her mother Mrs. A.
u Clark 81 Groton and friends in
Woodsville, M H.
Fresh arrival Of Concord grapes to-day
al the New England Fruit store, l5c a
basket, on two baskets for 25c. Della
ware grapes, l4c a basket
Fritz Jackson Verde Bruno, +. A. and
Joseph prindle returned last night from
duck hunting trip to Highgate Their
efforts were rewarded By shooting "a
ducks.
This is the last chance 70 see the
clever dancers at the Pavilion. Russell
and Russell are two very clever artists.
aud help to complete most enjoyable
program.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Durette have re-
turned from Cabot, where they have
been living for several months. and Mr.
Durette has resumed work at the H. j.
Smith market
Wood Wood Dry slab wood, $3.50
per run, delivered Dry limb wood, $500
per run. delivered Leave orders at 30
Washington street Phone 1888 A. W.
Winch, Admr.
Have yon heard Master Newell Parker
the boy tenors he viii surely please
you. He sings al the concert Friday
evening at the M f. church Don't for
GET the date, OFT. ;.
Dreamland presents to-day an entirely
new program 81 pictures and o popular
song. A Child of the Forest II the
headliner and well deserves 70 BE-, for il
il a great western drama dealing with
Che Indians along a new theme 1t -
one 81 those pictures with enough true
background to be really interesting
Among arrivals at the City hotel last
evening and to-day were J. L. Stewart
J. Narnum, j. r Brown. D. r. Nulty,
Boston. 3. IT. Alden r 3. Rogers, p.
T. Donovan, Burlington; A. J McIn.
tosh, 0gdensbure, N H.; } o, Hale, st.
Iohnsbury; A. I. Fortune. Redwood. n
u: Dr.. and Mrs. G. W. WoTthen, White
River Junction; G. Hackett, Geneva, n
=: MIR. and Mrs Z. A. Davis, New
Davis, Bethel
Why Girls Leave Home, az the
Gomique. hilarious comedy, burlesqne
OH the ten. twenty, thirty melodrama.
The eect a theatrical handful has on
elergyman's household forms the thread
of the story which displays in thse most
laughahle manner the Inconsistencies Of
acting and stage setting OF the popular
drama and the varying effects On the
audience Don't miss this, It's simply
great Onawanda, an Indian picture
that II par excellence. the scenes being
laid in the colony Of Massachusetts,.
Romance Of an Umbrella, one Of the
daiatiest comedies to be seen. Notable
because Of scenes made in an actual
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