The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-12
TALK OF THE TOWN
Local Happenings Tersely Told for Busy
Readers.

Perry's.
@. N. Benedict is III at his home o
Eastern avenue.
u. NJ. Tayntor went to Waterbur,
this morning on a business trip.
Herman Campbell went TO Morrisvill
to-day for visit with friends.
DR.. A. II. II. Lewis went to Stow
this morning on business visit.
Miss Alice Pape returned last nigh
from visit with friends in Bethel.
Oliver Lamont Of websterville left TO
day TO visit relatives in Capleton, Que.
II. L. Ford resumed work at Fit
store today after a few days illness.
Regular meeting Of Barre lodge, New
England Order OF Protection, tomorrow
night.
Leslie Tucker Of Marshheld was il
the city today, on business and VISITING
friends.
Over the Teacups club viii meet will
Mrs. Z. L. Smith, Thursday Afternoon
at $3.50.
Perry's Standard patterns, we otter
hear and customers say, are the most
perfect fitting
NJ L. Levin Of New York IL visiting
at the home Of his brother, Myer 5
Levin of this city.
The $3.50 piano on display at Ftts''
store will be delivered to some party
in less than three weeks.
There will be rehearsal Of the Barre
Citizens band Wednesday evening at
1880 o'clock. A full attendance is de-
sired.
Gilbertson's orchestra Of nine pieces
will furnish music for the hospital bene-
fit dance to be held in Woodmen's hall
on January 20.
Ladies' having pans or dishes Of any
kind belonging to the Congregational
church will please bring them to the
church, Wednesday afternoon.
The d. A. Perry Real Estate agency
has sold for H. NJ Houston house on
Batcheider's meadow to Mr.. and Mrs.
Angus Stewart. Consideration, 81 900.
Mrs. Frank z. Robinson left last night
for q two months visit in Pasadena,
California. Mrs. Robinson win visit her
mother, Mrs. L. ?. Whitehead, and other
relatives.
VIII tho person who took the silk
scarf from the Scotch dance hall Satur.
day night kindly return to 3s Long
street or the Times Office, to avoid fur
ther troublef
The L. @. B. A.. Branch No. ll05, will
hold "sdddoo" dance on Tuesday
evening, January 10th. in the knights
of Columbus hall. Admission, 23c. Ev-
erybody invited.
The state board Of education met st
Montpelier Saturday and organized.
Gov. Prouty, ex-otficio, chairman; Wal.
ter r. Howard, vice chairman; 0. D..
Mathewson, secretary and treasurer.
The officers Of Barre aerie, Fraternal
Order Of Eagles, were installed at the
regular meeting which was held last
evening. The installing was performed
by Deputy Grand President j. b. Beau
regard Of Burlington.
The Ladies' Aid society Of ths Con-
rregational church arc to hold a social
afternoon, in the vestry, Wednesday,
January 10. All the ladies OF the con-
gregation are invited. Members are re-
quested to bring cake for two.
Retail clerks; Regular meeting Of
Local No. PAL, r. G. |. P. A., Wednesday |
evening at 1880 o'clock, at the X. Of p. |
hail. A large attendance is desired as
bhere is business Of Importance to every
w. NJ Thayer, rec. sec.
lie Conscil 2ls, dc pUnion st. i. Bap-
tiste aura installation des officers q |
Assemble mardi soirs $3.50 lelu sale,
lpres la quelle, il aura I'm (box partly |
es amusements se concluron avec la
lance. les Danes sont price de fcurnir
les boites.
eThe American Girl" featuring that |
,apital comedian, George T. Hall, will
1e the attraction at the opera house on
Friday, jan Is. Mr., Han is local
ayorite and his coming always means
,anner business. This play gives him
plendid opportunities for good comedy
work. and his limitations Of prominent
ctors of the past and present, set forth
n startling manner his wonderful YER
ability Mr.. B. A. Rolfe has surrounded
Ir. Hall with the best company that
10 has ever had in his support.
The moving picture and vaudeville
how at the opera house last night drew
fair sized house mad gave good salts
action While the pictures were all
rst class, "The Merchant of Venice"
picture Of this great Shakes
.earean drama, would probably be called
he best of the lot. Another fine pic.
ure was winter Sports at ST. Nor
ty." Two good clean comedy pictures
rere shown, "A Protestant Suitor," "a
o Devoted Wife" The big feature of
he evening, however, was the musical
kit. "The Prima Donna and the Luna.
ic." by Mr.. Grath & Yeoman Miss
CONAN Is q vocalist Of high class, while
fr. McGrath az the lunatic kept the
udienee in roars Of laughter Judging
rom the applause at the close Of the
ct. they will fill the house a number
( times before the week it out. Per-
,rmance begins tonight at 7 and $3.50.
Omission l0a