The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-15
TALK Of THE TOWN

Hot baths AZ the Hotel Otis every day.
Rubbers and Regal shoes at Abbott's.
Get your flu sat at perrys While the
assortment i good-
Michael David went 10 Boston last
night on a business trip.
/ Boys hose, linen heel and toe. hard
TO wear out, at Vaughaus
| d. d aIascott went 70 plplingtop last
night for visit With relatives
Cash paid for watches. diamonds, gold
and silver iewelry Burr the Jeweler
Eight o'clock Tuesday morning, FIVE
BARRIERS at Aiiers' sanitary shop TO serve
you.
William IeClair returned this morning
from a visit with friends ii Burling
ton.
Charles II. NIcAllister Of Washington
was in the city to-day on business
visit.
John Kent Of Bradford was a guest
over sunday at the home Of bis brother,
O. A. Kent.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Kempton Of North
field visited at the home Of George n.
Tilden over Sunday.
James Smith Of Smith Bros Granite
company went 70 New York last night
on a business trip.
A son, weighing eight pounds, was
born 70 Mr. and Mrs Alex. Larson Of
Cedar street, Sunday morning at 2
o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. M = Williams returned
to-day 10 their home IN Craftsbury after
visit with relatives Ia the city over
sunday
An oyster supper for Knights Of
Pythias, with their wives and friends,
will be served in the banquet hall Thurs
day night
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Barre Athletic club viii be held at the
Church street gymnasium, this evening
at eight o'clock.
Mrs. Henry Averill returned to-day TO
her home In Piermont, N. H., after being
in the city to attend the funeral Of Mrs.
Leonard M. Ayeril
D. r, Davis, secretary Of the state
board Of pharmacy, went TO Boston to.
day 20 attend the meeting Of the New
England Association Boards Of Phar-
macy, which viii be held there to.mor-
row.
Bishop Hall Of Burlington will visit
the parish 81 the Church 81 the Good
Shepherd on Sunday next, November 81,
and viii preach both morning and even
ing. AN are cordially invited to attend
the services.
As fine sandwich as you ever set
teeth 70" can be had at the Eagle Cafe
Special sale prime hamburg steak,
fresh cut from Western beef Tuesday
tomorrow, only, two pounds for 25 cents
Tassie Brothers Tel. 0.s.
The Masonic fair closed Saturday
night with a houseful Of people present
The attendance throughout the week was
exceptionally large, and all Of the at
fractions did a prosperous business. The
fair was q grand Success in every way
and netted good round sum for the
Masonic temple fund.
a new change of vaudeville comes to
the Pavilion to-day. The famous Mel
rose Brothers bead the program These
gentlemen being considered about the
best IN their line now in vaudeville. hav
ing filed engagements in Europe ard
Mexico during the last three years
Their return to this country last spring
was the subject oil many catering news
paper comments Their act viii no Doubt
Be The most enjoyable 81 its kind vet
seen at the Pavilion. Maud MARROW,
the character change artist, Is we'll
known TO the patrons Of the larger
theatres throughout the country and will
10 doubt prove very pleasing here.
'The Prodigal SON. A magnificent
program offered II the Comique to-day
sThe Prodigal Son" extremely impress
i've and elevatine. one OF the best Of the
high class film i art productions The
subject was prepared BY Henri Lavedan
Of the French academy. The reel il
most beautifully colored The Oriental
costuniing gives full play for excellent
effects. The whsle subject has been pre-.
pared with extreme care and the acting
Is superb Not since the famous Pas.
sion Play" have we had such an exquisite
equal as this beautiful subject a dramat-
Ii subject surprising all previous ef
forts From Cabin Boy to King every
schoolboy should see this immensely en-
tertaining melodrama. II Is entitled to
nothing but praise. A newsboy Is stolen
by a villainous captain, taken 10 sea,
the ship is wrecked He Is made king
among the sayages, later rescued BY Z.
s. warship- Simply great.