The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-01-19
TALK OF THE TOWN.
SEQ Fltts's I'D. to-day.

Buy one Of those $3.50 cloaks at Per-
RVS while they are going.
Look at those bargains at 80 l.s per
cent and 80 per cent. discount on the
Peoples Shoe Stores tables.
Noticc.--All those who have coupons
on the Fittss piano TO sell, bring 70
Q. D. Trayers, City Auction Rooms,
Pearl street,
Another sale Of Toe pictures now on,
Step INSIDE, where You will find one OF
our mammoth tables heavily loaded with
fine assortment. g. n. Kenyon 4. Co.'s
Bargain Store.
Charles Maslin Of the stephen & Mas
lin corporation, retail monument dealers
OF Hartford, Conn, who has been in the
city on few days business visit, re.
turned yesterday to Hartford.
The Kings Business society will hold
its regular weekly meeting tonight
| Tuesday at s o'clock at the Baptist
church. Let there be large attendance
and all be ready TO take part promptly.
A regular meeting of Hearts of Oak
lodge, No. ATT, Order Sons of 81.
George, will bel held in Foresters' hall
Tuesday night AZ o'clock. A full at
tendance is requested. Per order sec.
Miss Helen Burbank returned Sunday
night from Hanover, N. f., where she
went with her sister, Mrs. L. d. McIn.
tosh, who on Saturday underwent an
operation at the Mary Hitchcock hos
pital.
During the next two weeks, beginning
JAN 10th, G. s. Andrews proposes
novel sale in the interest Of the churches
of the city, giving them a percentage of
the sales. Each society is to provide
manager for its benefit sale day
P. VI. Bessey, formerly of the Bessey
Granite company in this city, went TO
Boston to-day after weeks visit in
this city on business and visiting friends
Mr.. Bessey resides at GAINESVILLE, Ohio,
where he went several months ago.
Tool sharpeners Notice.-A regular
meeting of Tool Sharpeners' No. 2
Branch, Granite Cutters international
association, will be held in their hall,
Nichols block, on Wednesday evening,
January 20, 1909, at o'clock. Jas.
Mulch, secretary.
The Ladies Of the Maecabees will hold
a public installation Of officers in the
K of p. hall, Wednesday evening, Janu-
airy Goth, at o'clock, each member bav-
ing the privilege Of inviting one friend.
A program viii be rendered, also re.
freshments served Regular meeting
called at $3.50 o'clock.
The Brotherhood Of st. Paul will hold
social and supper Wednesday evening,
January 90, at the Methodist church
Supper will be served at $50 o'clock,
followed by business meeting and So
cial. All members are requested to be
present, also those not interested in any
church Price Of supper, Is cents.
Many stories Of the cold weather were
told about town to-day, for there was
abundant opportunity. II was one Of
the coolest days OF the winter, thermom-
eters ranging from "a to 30 degrees be-
low zero. The spirit Thermometer of DR..
o. II. Reed of Elm street, which general
Nv gets about as low as any in town,
registered ~ below at six O'Clock.
The current number Of "The Vermont.
err" published at White River Junction,
contains cut and sketch Of the Aldrich
Public Library Of this city. The Issue
also has an interesting article on the
relations OF President. elect Taft to Yer.
mont, from the pen of Charles Spencer
Forbes of ST. Adams. and an apprecia-
tive life sketch of the late Bishop
Michaud Of the Catholic diocese OF Bur
lington.
The show at the opera house seems to
be catching on, and large number Of |
people witnessed the performance last /
evening. The pictures are good. but
Mile. Carrino and her performing bears
are the real drawing card. The way in
which she puts the clumsy appearing
animals through their amusing stunts |
shows whole lot Of patience in training
and no little courage in entering the |
cage with the animals day after day
They appear all this week except Wed
nesday night.
Few plays have been written with
setting, and the pronounced
success Of "The Wolff Eugene Walters
story Of life in the Canadian woods,
should prove Of great interest to all Of
Janada's sons and daughters, wherever
they may be. With French Canadian
as the hero, in love with the
daughter of sturdy Scotch settler.
there IL an appeal to both Of these
representative classes Of Canadian citi.
senship, many OF both OF which are
found seeking fortune in the States.
in New England. The scene
u which Hilda discovers the difference
the good love- Of her honest
French. Canadian adInirer and the ''bad
owe" Of the engaging but INSCRIPTIONS
American engineer, ii described as very
Effective. The fight in the fading twi-
light between the rivals where the audi.
nee can discern only the two struggling
igures without being able to distinguish
between them is pronounced the most
itrikiug scene Of its kind ever produced
The Wolf win be played at the opera
louse Wednesday, Jan. 20, and an elabo-
ate scenic display is promised.
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