The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-24
TALK OF THE TOWN

bank at Fits,
Something new, the North Pole pill
low tops at Fits
E. Ruddy went to Boston to-day for
visit with friends.
NJ. L. Kendall left to-day to visit at
his home in Newport.
G. q. Mascot went to Burlington to.
day to visit his children.
A mighty appetizing meal you can get
sny time at the Eagle cafe.
George T. Morris went to Marshfeld
to-day for visit with relatives.
j. Ward Carver went to Boston To.
day for a few days visit with friends,
Get trimmed dup for the Thauksgiy,
ing holiday at Meir's sanitary barber
shop.
Good old fashioned Thanksgiving din
ner at the Phoenix Cafe for only 35
cents.
r. 7. Gordon went TO Laconia, n. H.
to-day for a visit at the home Of his
brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. j. Batchelder went
to Plainteld to-day for a visit with re-
latives.
Nicholas Healy went to Burlington
to-day TO spend Thanksgiving with his
family.
Harry P. Woodman left to-day for a
weeks vacation at his home IN Mere
dith, n. H.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Il. Lewis went to Ian.
caster, n. Il. to-day for a few days via-
lit with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Beckman left New
( York yesterday for Florida, where they
will spend the winter.
Mr. and Mrs Il. 4. Scott leave tonight
Y for Rochester to spend Thanksgiving
with Mr. Scott's parents.
A party Of four Finlanders from Gran.
iteville left last night for Chicago, where
they will seek employment
/ Mrs. Alex. Hanton' went to Pitts
field, n. H., to-day to visit at the home
Of her sister, Mrs. Louis i. Hunting
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Morse went to
South Royalton this afternoon TO spend
Thanksgiving at the home Of her par.
ents.
The Boys Scouts will meet at head
quarters, Thursday morning, between
eight and nine O'Clock. Per order the
patrol leader.
Miss Eva G. Smith Of Boston univer-
\ sity arrived last night to spend the
Mr. and Mrs. w, y. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Northrop and the
Misses Helen and Margery Burbank
went to South Royalton this afternoon
for few days visit with relatives
4 Mr. ana Mrs w. Fl Feyler, who have
been guests Ill the home 81 r. n Mes
Carthy 0f Summer street Iaff ts~aay
for their home ID Waldeboro, Maine.
Cornichon and Tokav grapes, two
pounds for 25 cents Sixteen large. se-
lected hananas fot 25 cents. Many other
real bargains at the Diversi Fruit store.
In news article in yesterdays Times
IN regard 10 4 shooting accident at South
Ryegate, the victims name was given as
Darling, when it should have been Ro.
ben
4 Rev. J. Edward Wright D. D.. Of
Montpelier has been engaged TO speak
! in the Congregational church next Sun.
day morning. November g. In the even
ing, the Fisk Jubilee Singers win have
charge Of the service
Special Thanksgiving sale on grapes
iat the New England Fruit Store. Concord
}and Catawba grapes, two baskets for 25
cents Cornichon and Empress grapes,
4 10 cents a pound. Fresh celery, 5 cents
i a bunch. two for 25 cents. Mixed nuts,
1.-TWO pounds for 25 cents.
Beside having an entirely new program
4 to-day tile Biiou theatre il offering
extra Inducements for the public to see
their show tonight BY giving away tar
keys every hour II is an innovation in
Barre but bids fair 10 work we'll One
of the pictures ia great Sherlock Hol-
MES detective drama, full of thrills.
Others are excellent.
One Of Alfred Lord Tennysons fam
ous poems has been dramatized and IS
to-day produced for the first time in this
city by the Dreamland theatre. Dora
will be remembered as very deep and
I interesting poem. simple IN its theme
but with dramatic climaxes. This pic
tnre together with two other equally as
good and fine song make worthy Of.
ferings for tonight and Thanksgiving
day.
Goddard opens its basket ball season
tomorrow night at the Church street
! gymnasium at O'Clock, with the North.
field high school as an opponent The
probable lineup Of the team win be,
Moore and Spaulding, forwards Rich
ardson, center; Carr. Chapel and Coby
guards out Of the twenty-five eandi-
n dates at work, 2 faster team than usual
VIII be developed An excellent schedule
has been ARRANGED
Among arrivals at the Hotel Otis yes
terdav were 81 r. Iacobs, New York;I.
". Cutler Sframse MI XII G u Asselin,
Al J Dutel Charles Mutt, ST, Johns
bury; EL E EJordan, Bennington; p. s.
Dmning, PittsbHg; Albert Pratt. BEN
ninpton u p Vale Boston; John I'll
Stoddard Concord. N. I'll: Charles A
Carr, Augusta. Me-; G II Howcth. Mid
dleton, Conns r. D. Ramsdell, st. Al
bansi I, }. Sawyer. Burlington.
Bequest for Tufts College.