The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-03
TALK OF The TOWN


Bennington underwear at Abbott's.
Special fur NUTS $3.9s, at vaugban's,
Pillow shaped NUTS for $3.50 each at
Perry's
Black broadcloth, 800 quality now
$3.50 at Fits
See Paris Shirtwaist House advertise
ment on page 4
Mrs N. Proulex is i'll at her home
on Brook street
It's tonight eThe Jolly Earthquake"
at the opera house.
J. G. Griggs went to Burlington this
morning On q business visit.
James Marion went to Rutland last
night on q few days business trip.
Service rendered at Miers' sanitary
barber shop Is the kind that pleases.
New fur and beaver hats Just in Mrs.
&. r. Draper, 3 and Curier block.
Cash paid for watches. diamonds. gold
and silver iewelry, Burr. the jeweler
Pure and delicious horehound candy
at zoe per pound at browns drug store.
Try Landers' 5 cent Havana Leaf and
Spotted Jacket cigars % No. Main ~.
Mr.. and Mrs David X Patrick Of
Hinesburg are visiting pr. =. , Whit
aker
The Frank McWhorter Co Is showing
the largest line Of boys suits and over
coats in the city
Keep swapping until Won get what
you want at the Congregational church,
November 5, 1909.
The Eight Bells7 show company went
10 ST. Johnshnry this morning, where
they show tonight.
Good cheer is the worlds tonic. Get
an allopathie dose from The jolly
Earthquake" tonight.
Mrs Louise L. noyce went to North.
field this afternoon 10 attend a district
meeting Of the Rcbekahs
The Hedding male chorus will meet
for rehearsal at SO Spaulding street,
Thursday evening at 1880 o'clock.
Mrs. sarah Nye went to Cambridge.
Mass, oday, where She win spend the
winter with her daughter, Mrs Georgi-
anna Mudgett.
Special sale tomorrow, Thursday,
only, at Tassie Brothers market Prime
western sirloin steak, guaranteed, tSc
pound. Delivered if desired, TEL 9-3.
Scholars. we can supply you now with
l0c dictionaries and better ones II you
want A new invoice just received O..
N Kenyon & Co.'S Cash Bargain Store.
Clyde Bailey returned home from .
hunting trip on Orange mountain last
Friday, and brought with him fine
buck, weighing 200 pounds, which he
shot last Tuesday.
Come to the swap party at the Com
eregational church Friday evening, No.
yember s, 1900 The success of the so
cial depends upon a large crowd. Re-
member the time and place.
The monthly business meeting Of the.
Guild Of the Church Of the Good Shep
herd will be held Thursday afternoon At
the home Of Mrs. ~ w Anderson, Bea-
con street, after the meeting Of the soci-
ETY.
Ensign A. G. Metcalfe, who has been
at the head Of the Salvation Army
corps here for the past year, left this
noon with bis family for Norwich. Conn,
where he has been transferred to take
charge Of the army there.
Under the Stars and Stripes at the
Biion tonight II one Of the most patri-
otto and splendid pictures in the catalog
Of productions. Such picture as this
will inspire man to great things.
There is plenty Of action IN it to keep
the interest AZ high pitch
Romance in the Andes Is beautifully
eolored and cleverly portrays lie in the
Andes mountains Of Sonth America.
The magnificent natural scenery forms
a fitting background fer the excellent
subject, making the picture one worth
while seeing. The other pictures and
scng on the program at Dreamland to-
hight bespeak a large audience, for they
are fine.
The friends Of Ensign and Mrs Met
ealfe, officers of the Salvation Army,
called at their home last evening and
gave them 4 surprise. There were about
twenty Of the friends present, and
social time was enjoyed throughout the
evening Mr. and Mrs Metcalfe were
presented purse Of money, after which
refreshments we're served The officers
to take their place are Mr., and Mrs
Hansen, who are expected to-day.
Very little publicity has been given
to the vaudeville artists that play their
last engagement at the Pavilion tonight
The program is the most varied that
has been offered and every number is Of
The pleasing kind, an act for almost
any taste, Including Harry Jordon Id
thrilling feats on swinging trapeze
Corrine and Helene. the operate vocal
lists, have been favorites with many. Bak
e. and Everets IN the Sport and the He
brew have proved themselves to be q
real knockout, their comedy being no
doubt the hit Of the Bill, causing great
deal Of genuine mirth.
A meeting was held recently at Mrs.
G X. SCOTS residence to organize
ladies chorus. The following officers
were elected: musical director, r. @.
Grifiths; president, Mrs. a. w. Allen;
vice presidents, Mrs. O. * HOLSTER and
Mrs Arthur Mcneil; executive commit
tee. Mrs. A. s. Martin, Mrs NJ j. Rob-
erts and Miss Dorothy Tate; music
committee Mrs a. w Allen, Mrs. G. r.
Scott, Miss Maude Z. Harris, Mrs. w.
III NJ. Beattie and L. g. Grihiths; treas
nrer. Mrs. Frank Harris; secretary, Miss
Gladys N. Gale Rehearsals will com
menee in the near future.
More torturing than the rack is des.
peration, for the being Is in Just as
complete a state Of halplessness as he
would be on the rack The Biograph
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