The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-10-29
TALK OF The TOWN

act. The ereat Feton.
The Ia France shoe adv, on page
today will interest women
w. A. Martin of plaindeld was bus
mess visitor In this city today
Antonio Bfogei went to Mortified
today for visit with friends.
w. G. Charland of Rutland was q bus
mess visitor in this city today.
Nathan Block went 10 Burlington
last night for visit at his home.
Tony has just received q new l0c
instrumental piece, Musicians should
see this.
4 Public Scotch dance in Worthen hall
Saturday evening, October 30. Nichols
orchestra.
Go to "Tonyg Giachino's for the choic-
est seasonahle fruit Prices moderate,
quality high.
Mrs. samuel J. Sege returned last
night from six weeks visit with her
parents in Boston
Sidney r. jacobs Of New York and
George n. Burrell Of Boston visited
friends in this city to-day.
You people who like fresh homemade
candy, try what the New England Fruit
store is Offering today.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Martin left yes
terday afternoon for visit with friends
! In AIburu and Burlington
Miss Mary Blake Of Greensboro is
spending few weeks at the home OF
Mr. and Mrs. w. a. Lane.
Make no other engagement for Nov
ember 5, 1000. but come TO the Swap
party at the Congregational church.
Miss Wood wishes to meet all the
members Of The Methodist choir at the
church this evening nc Z o'clock, for re-
hearsal.
Note the big underpficed sale on mems,
boys, girls and ehildren's sweaters for
Monday See our window display. $. ].
Segel & Co.
Boys: have won seen the big traverse
sled in the Fitts window that IL to
be given away. Read advertisement on
page now,
Italinni attenti Adesso e Il tempo
propizio, per chi vuolc rimpatriare
'sTony" Giachino, agente. di tutte le
mi0lIohe compagnie.
Miss Margaret SopeF returned to her
home In Springfeld Mass today after
months visit with friends In this
city and Montpelier.
George Shepard has Just returned
from visit to his brothers people u
Rochester, bringing & an ID. buck,
which he shot at that place.
Wasaorden holder feat uti Scampini
hall I.ordaaen den 20 oek. All anmod-
AZ ON at medhava en- paket Forfoisk
nlngar sesveras. An welkonima.
A man appreciates good shave and
gets II at Miers' sanitary barber shop.
Travelling men say ITS q mighty good
lunch they get at the Eagle cafe.
DodQes best creamery butter, ~ and
IS cents We also have one lot Of good
butter at 3S cents while II lasts. l..
b. Dodge, 800 North Main street
The record keeper of the ladies of
the Maceabees will be At the hall to-
morrow, Saturday afternoon. from 1
to 9 o'clock, to receive assessments.
Note the big underpgleed sale for to-
morrow on biz mems fall and winter
underwear. sizes up to No 50, In shirts
and drawers. Prices lower than the rest
S. J. Seeel i CO.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter r. Field and
daughter. Pearl who have been visiting
fof week h the home IL Mr.. and Mrs
W. A. Lane, returned to-day to their
home ia Hardwick
AT the Congregational church Friday
evening. November 5, the ladies' Aid
Society win bold Swap Party Alnuse
ments of novel character are being
prepared for your entertainment. Don't
miss Ill
The "Old Time Bowlers club met for
the lrst time this season at the Pearl
street alleys. p. 2. White howled re-
markabiy we'll for man of his age,
making score Of 447 for three strings
Mr. White is "a years Of age.
OF the many excellent pictures shown
at the Comique the FIRST i nc doubt
its feature picture today and Saturday,
it being Selig conception entitled "The
Cowboy Mllionaire;" as it contains as
many laughs as il does thrills it can
properly be called comedy drama
Special for Saturday in fresh home
made candies at the New England Fruit
store. Walnut caramels, 20 cents a
pound Delightful little butter scotch
waters, Is cents pound. Peanut bar,
10 cents pound. Genuine Alaknma,
is cents a pound Take home some Of
this delicious, pure candy to the folks.
Among arrivals at the Hotel Otis yes
terday were William Hiney, Burling-
ton; A. II. Rowell, Chicago; J. G. Has
lett. O. S. Burr, Mr.. and Mrs. Al Bar
rett n. ]. Neil. w. 1. Bowser, Boston;
N. L. Tyler, Bennington Fred r More
Rutland; Clarence Stewart, Albany, n. /
Y.; s. G. Hubbard, Brattlehoros G. r.
Willoughby, Wilksbarre, Pa.
Two Barre hunters, one prominent
young physician and the other an insur
ance man. had the hardest Of luck on
hunting trip yesterday. They drove 10
Orange heights and after going into the
woods and waiting for a while were re-
warded BY seeing a fine buck near By. |
The doctor had not yet loaded his gun, |
and when be attempted to do so he found /
that the cartridges which he had were
too large. The other man had foreign |
made rifle, with the action Of which he
was not familiar, and he pulled and
twisted in an attempt to get the piece Of (
ordnance into action, but without avail; /
and the two hunters were Obliged to
stand by and see the buck run of un-
touched
We have read what the other daily I
papers have had to say regarding Or.
Russell f. Conwell as lecturer and ora
tor. This is what the Barre Times has \
said: "a large appreciative audience
greeted Russell II. Conwell, the noted (
lecturer, at the opera house last evening +
and heard his celebrated lecture on The h
Silver Crown, or How Men Succeed
Mr. Conwell required no introduction to
the audience as he has been heard here
several times and is always given a
large reception He created interest at