The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-02-06
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A few more $3.50 cloalys left at Perry's
Melvin +. Wood played for dance
at Stowe last evening.
Whist party in Odd Fellows hall, Sat
urday evening at o'clock
Mrs. George Recor went TO West
Chazy, n. Y, yesterday to visit rela-
tiyes.
Miss Anna Recor, who has been visit
ing friends in this city, returned TO her
home in West Chazy, N X, yesterday.
A Good Templars social will be held
in the X. OF G. hall, Tuesday evening
There will be marching and good music.
George w. Hunt, who was mentioned
as being i'll, resides at 20 Branch street,
instead of so Branch, as stated yester.
day.
Public dance at NJ. w. Of A. hall,
Saturday, Feb. 9, with Gilbertson's or.
chestra. Admission for gentlemen SOC,
ladies free.
Charles II. Barton is taking an extend
ed business trip through the Southern
states in the interests Of Barton, Hayes
& Bancroft.
Jerome B. Beauregard of Burlington
was a visitor in this city yesterday, Mr.,
Beauregard is looking for a location to
open q piano store,
A new upholstered sleigh TO be sold
at auction at Hale's Auction Rooms, Sat
urday afternoon, February Q, at 4;30
o'clock. Don't miss it.
Embroidered hair ribbons in variety,
including special Goddard and Spaulding
designs, at The Ladies' Speciality Shoppe.
Corner Main street and Keith avenue.
Troup's union orchestra is prepared
TO furnish first class music for any and
all occasions; any number Of pieces re-
quired. Address A. NJ. Troup, Laurel
street, or telephone l5l-ll.
The Clover club will meet with Mrs.
May Pratt, Tuesday, February Q. The
team win leave Page Bros livery stable
at IL a. m. All ladies wishing TO go will
please notify Mrs. Lizzie Robinson before
Tuesday morning.
Another Of the Wells dancing assem-
blies was held in the Woodmen's Hall
last evening with good attendance. A
part of Gilbertson's orchestra furnished
music for the dance program, which con-
tinued to midnight, with an intermission
for light Refreshments.
Moving pictures and vaudeville at the
opera house tonight, including Joseph
Bogue in Scotch songs and limitations
and Miss Isabel Gall in Highland dances
in costume. This little lady is won.
derful dancer for child, being but seven
years old. To-night's performance be-
gins at seven and $3.50. Admission loo.
In addition to the success Of one Of
his early plays, recently mentioned in
these columns, William w. Lapoint is
having other pieces receive popular favor.
The Country Sheriff" written in %
hours OF single day last March, is one
OF this seasons lucky hits, Nand its
manager, O. c. Wee, has ordered another
play from Mr. Lapoint. "The Other
Man has been placed with Henry w.
Savage and Mr.. Lapoint has appoint
ments to submit plays to David Belasco
and Henrietta Crossman.
The Scotch masquerade dance held at |
Music hall Miles last evening was the |
most successful OF the season, there be-
ing over 400 people present. A large
number of the dancers were in costumes |
ranging from the ridiculous to some |
beautiful gowns which the ladies wore. |
The prize Of five dollars for the best
lady's costume was awarded to Mrs |
Charles Williams Of South Main street. |
George Chalmers was awarded the prize |
Ill e.. 4
by a man The prize for hobo cos
tune was awarded to Alexander Hender. |
son. The prize was q box Of "gewels."
The judges were James X. Coutts and |
Thomas Mercer. The committee in
charge of the dance was George Fowler
and William Thompson Music was fur
nished by the Scotch orchestra of five
pieces u