The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-04
TALK OF THE TOWN


Just received. new lot Of All wool pam
ANA skirts for 1898 at Abbott's,
Mrs L, F Sanborn Of West Topsham
visited friends in the city yesterday.
James Gallagher was business yisi-
tor in Mortified and Bethel yesterday.
Martin II. Gibson Of East Ryegate was
"a business visitor III this city yester-
day.
Il. A. BueBee has returned from six
weeks business trip through the middle
West
A barrel Of @ye old fashioned hore.
hound drops" iust received at the Red
Cross.
Mrs. Susie Reach of White River june
ton was the guest Of Mrs. L. L. Boyce
today.
@. o. Averill will start his private
dancing lessons Tuesday, Oct. rs, in the
Averill block.
The condition Of Ralph Rogers, who
has been seriously i'll with typhoid fever
ia somewhat improved.
Another large consignment Of those
guaranteed "Wunderhose" received at G.
G. Andrews shoe store.
Miss verna Taylor is stopping with
Mrs NJ. l.. Cheney AZ Woodcrest Farm,
Berlin, for a few months
Olaf Hanson and Lars Matson Of
Graniteville left last night for Red
Granite, Wisconsin, to reside
David Sickle returned this morning
from a several days business trip to
New York aud New Haven, Conn.
Mrs. Y. J. Harris reurned last night
from spending the summer with rela-
tives IN Wardsboro, Pstney and Wind
sor.
Eaglesi DO not forget the venison
supper Ia the hall in the Worthen build.
ing this evening. Supper served at
1870,
Miss Flora McTver Of Boston arrived
last night for visit at the home Of their
brother, Murdo G. McIver, Of Perry
street.
N. NJ. Nelson has moved from 20 West
street to the house which be recently
purchased Of L. NJ. AyerfT at 20 Mer-
chant street.
Mrs. N. N. yassar Il prepared to do
dressmakinp at her home, South Barre;
fittings given OF customers homes II pre-
ferred- Telephone 1912.
There will be meeting Of the Yer
mont Poultry association in the city
court room. Friday evening at 8 o'clock.
Everyone interested is invited
The remains Of Mrs. e. L. Knowlton.
who died Tuesday night will be taken
to New York tonight and the funeral
and iRterment will be held there.
SWAP. SWAP. SWAP. An old
fashioned spelling match will be one Of
the attractions at the swap party at the
Congregational church Friday evening.
Master Clarence P. Young Of Elmore
street entertained a number Of bis little
friends yesterday on his second birthday.
The little folks spent an enjoyable al
ternoon
Wood Woods Dry slab wood. $3.50
per run, delivered Dry limb wood, $500
per run, delivered Leave orders at 90
Washington street. Phone l3s. A. w.
Winch, admir-.
The Rev and Mrs. Fred Daniels Of
Chelsea, the Rev A. Fl. Webb Of North.
field and the Rev. 4. Dexter Of West
Topsham were in the city last evening
to attend the Russell Il. Conwell lee
ture.
The ladies' committee Of the Masonic |
fair would like all articles solicited, ex. !
eept candy, to be brought to the Ma |
sonic banquet room on Friday or Sat
urday evenings. Bring candy Monday
afternoon.
EACH ONE THAT COMES TO THE
SWAP PARTY is asked to carry we'll
wrapped parcel not over l0c In value.
A large crowd is necessary for the sue
GEES Of the social DON'T MISS IT. |
You viii enjoy the musical program and
spelling match. Refreshments will be
served during the evening for tie small
price Of l0c ADMISSION FREE.
A crowded house saw THE Travelling
Salesman at Montpelier last night. and
the indications point to large audience
at the Barre opera house tonight when
the company plays here The Mont
pelier Journal said that the performance
was worthy Of the large attendance,
adding: THE dramatic climaxes Of the
play were brought out with force and
consummate skill on The part of the cast
and the humorous situations wera not
drawn out to monotony BY any means
Just enough of the comic being sand
wiehed in between the. more serious
parts Of the play to give zest to the
performance"
Russell II. Conwall delighted a large
audience at the opera house last evening
with his lecture. "The jolly Earth-
quake" Although Dr. Conwell boasts
that this year rounds out a full half
century since his first appearance as a
public speaker, he il as interesting as
when lie was first heard III this city
many years ago. Last evenings lecture
is not as its name might imply for
laughing purposes. but deals with the
more serious things Of life ia part As
one member Of the audience remarked,
1T seems as IL Or. ConwelPs latest lee
tire IS just little better than the one
before"