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


Owens on page 2.
G. w Gerard went TO Burlington to.
day on a business visit.
James s. Milne left this morning on a
business trip in New York state.
Cash paid for watches. diamonds, gold
and silver iewelry. Burr, the Jeweler.
Grander and better than ever before;
the Masonic fair each evening this week
Try Landers' 8 cent Havana Leaf and
Spotted jacket cigars, % No. Main 81.
The Misses Nellie and Marguerite
Stoughton went TO Boston to-day to
visit friends.
Opera house tonight, Pittsburg-De
troit base ball games and two more reels
Of late pictures.
Fur-lined coats are being shown by
the Frank McWhorter company. All
styles and prices.
George Gilman returned to-day to his
home in Claremont, N. H., after bust.
ness visit in this city.
David Caldwell Of New York city Is
visiting at the home Of his sister, Mrs.
w. Mari, Of q Maple avenue.
Miss cornelia II. Gegg, who has been
visiting friends in the city, returned TO-
day to her homo in New York.
Shop stewards are requested to call at
the quarry workers headquarters in the
scampini block for their November Jour.
mails.
Friday and Saturday special, $500 col
ored madras waists for Sl.25, Two days
only at this price. Paris shirtwaist
House.
chicken.pie. chicken.pie, served Thurs
day, November Ia, from $3.50 to 1880
o'clock. Wherei Universalist vestry.
Price, rs cents,
The ~ A., A. o H., will hold public
dance in the X Of G. hall Wednesday
evening, November III. Refreshments Of
coffee and cake win be served.
For Csc each, embroidered hnene, ma.
dras satin stripes, peroale, and all-pure
linen waists, were Sl2B, $3.50 and $l.75;l
csc each on Saturday at perry's.
Woodi Wood Dry slab wood, $3.50
per run, delivered Dry limb wood, $500
per run, delivered Leave orders at 20
Washington street Phone 1888. A. W.
Winch, Admr.
There viii be meeting Of NE Yer
mont Poultry association at the city
court room, Friday evening at 8 o'clock
Everybody interested In poultry and the
coming show invited.
The twelve animals used BY the Polly
Of the Circusr company, which comes to
the opera house tomorrow night, are
carried in a special animal car made BY
the Pullman Car company
Mother Hubbard informs ne that the
different members Of her family who will
be present and assist her with the
Christmas sale at the Congregational
church, Dec. and s. are @Bo Peep
MARY, Mary, Quite Contrary" King
Cole, "0ld Woman in the Shoe "The
Maid in the Garden Don't fail to give
them a cordial welcome.
Please notice. The ladies 81 the Con
gregational church are planning to pack
barrel to be sent 10 the Rev Mr..
Burgess family 10 Montant. Friday
afternoon Of this week All those hay
ing taken articles to finish and those
wishing 10 contribute in any way for
this work please send In such contribu.
tions on or before Friday afternoon at
$3.50 o'clock.
The first rehearsal Of the ladies' chorus
viii be held in the vestry. Friday even
ing, November u, al Z 80 o'clock. Any
one Interested IL invited TO be present, |
without further invitation. An officers
and members Of the committees are
asked to be present A discussion Of
the plans for the winter will be open
to all. Copies Of music may be ob. |
tanned at this time from Mr. Griffiths. |
Among the arrivals at the Hotel Otis
yesterday were n. s. Davis. Albany. N. |
II; ~ A Blake, Albany, M II: r. S.l
Huntiey, Boston; W. b Goodnow, Bos
ton; Mrs G. r. Gray. Concord, N. H.;l
Mr.. and Mrs W. NJ Whipple, Bethel I
Albert Davidson, Sherbrooke, ?. OIL
Philip a. Thompson, franklin, N. H.;l
D. A. Franklin, Newcastle, Ind; W. D. /
Wagner, st. Johnsbury; Henry B. Sim.
mons, Plattsbnrg, N. I.
Not since the series Of the Biorraph /
Jones comedies has there been such a |
really funny collection Of motion pic
ttire art as was enjoyed BY an amused |
audience last evening at the Comique
The two Biogaph subjects presented |
last night were declared BY the major
ity of people present to be the best and
most humorous entertainment seen in
long time The audience Ia convused
with laughter through the two pictures.
Surely it is one of the best shows for
ages.
Among the arrivals at the City hotel
last evening and to-day were w. y. Dill
lingham, Waterbury; II A. Broad, Bos-
ton; E. B. Sherman and wife, Tunbridge
NJ. b Mauk, Detroit, Mich; G. NJ. ,Iath-
away, Burlington; w. B. Clark, West
Chazy, M vi; S. s. Spear, Boston; IL w.
Clark, Boston r. A. Smith, Hartford,
Conn; $. O. MERCER, Boston; F. II. Per
kins, White River Junction; A. w. Call,
Boston; J. R. Ruell, Burlington; Thomas
Wagner, Burlington; George w Stone,
New York; NJ. B. Naughton, Boston;
Mary h. Atwood. Chelsea; W. W. Smith,
Burlington; A. Goodenough, New York,
The juvenile concert &c the Masonic
fair last evening was enjoyed BY a hall
full OF people and gave the youngsters
who took part in the program enthusiasts
tie applause. A mandolin selection was
nicely played BY the Misses Tosi; Master
Newell Parker pleased everyone with his
beautiful voice, When he sang I'm
Pilgrim; Master George Troupe a pupil /
of Edwin Bruce played a violin solo
with remarkable ability; Miss Lorraine