The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-17
TALK OF THE TOWN

y. Fl. Carson Of Waterbury visited
friends 10 this city to-day.
w ". Brooks of Bradford visited
friends ii this city to-day.
G. w. Perry went to Middlesex this
morning on business visit.
q, III Bigelow 81 Washington was in
the city to-day on business.
+. NJ Andreani was business visitor
in ST. Johnsbury yesterday.
a. y. Mciver of Vershire was a bust.
ness visitor in this city to-day.
Allen Mckenzie left to-day for a visit
with relatives III Scottstovn Que
Rory Mcdonald Of Washington was 4
lsnsiness siaitaF ia the city to-day
Discriminating men patronize Miers'
sanitary barber shop. Are you oneg
Ladies' and gents fobs. Iorgettes and
vest chains at " d. Kidder & Co.'S
S. H. s vs. the 5. II s. alumni az
the Church street gym. Friday night
Mr.. and Mrs Rev Mcdonald Of Wash
ington visited friends in this city to-day.
Miss I. M Allison. the nurse, went to
Windsor to-day. where she expects to
reside.
Mr.. and Mrs Lee Williams left
Wednesday night for Minneapolis, Mimi
for au extended visit
G. II. Sawyer went to Wells River to-
day to attend the annual banquet of the
New England Fat Mems club
Arthur d jackson and family. who
had been visiting his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. B. B. jackson. returned Yesterday
to their home in Burlington
Beginning with Saturday G. s. An
dfews viii give away with each purchase
amounting To s2 or over beautiful
Barre souvenir pocket mirror
Green Mountain lodge, No, 46l, viii
hold its regular meeting Saturday even
Ing. December 3. at lao o'clock Nom
hers please attend George J. Richards,
Rec See.
Homer D. Camp has received his re-
appointment as county game warden
from State Fish and Game Commissioner
n. a. Thomas Of Stove. This Is his
second term.
Among arrivals at the City hotel last
evening and to-day were r. n. Emerson,
Springfield Mass T. G. Wallace. Bos-
ton: John French, Wolcott; G f But
terick, A. j. Durgan, Boston, q A.
Brown, Hudson n. II; e. + Miles. West
Burke
The entire stock and fixtures IN the
W. II. Harris store. 900 North Main
street. are to be sold at auetion on fore
closure sale tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock. The stock includes stationery.
books. etc. one safe. one coal stove and
other fixtures. #. D. Camp, sheriif.
Among arrivals at the Hotel Otis yes
terday were Mr. and Mrs r. Touey, East
Haddam. Conn, Il. J. Cross. Albany, M
X; Emile cheTard. +. G. Ranney. Bos
ton: Simeon Vizeo, Lawrence, Mass.3
Louis AIape Wiuooski; ] III Burns.
Nprthfeld> y NJ. Simonds Richmond;
r. + Jennings, Lowell. Mass. Charles
Henderson. Burlington.
The Brotherhood Of ST. Paul Of He'd
ding Methodist church invites you to
its service at the Hedding church Sum
day night at seven o'clock DR.. Thaver
viii address the meeting discussing the
question. Can we believe the Bible9" it
being the second in the series Of sermons
on Some questions men ask IIedding
male chorus vii sing several selections.
This is a service especially for men. but
women are invited also.
The Bijoii offers 10 its patrons to-day
five new and mertorious pictures. Three
Of them are dramas Of the first grade,
especially The White Lie" This IS one
81 the deepest, most interesting for
long time. Two others am Of the laugh
able sort. One Of tie dramas introduces
some fine scenery Saturday. a $500
gold piece will be presented to someone,
as was done last week.
Dreamand features to-day in its new
entertainment, Through the Breaker
a Biograph story oI the slaves Of society.
The moral Of the drama Is not to pay
too much attention to social affairs to
the utter seelusion Of home duties and
cares II l. very touching and interest
ing. The remainder Of the show is up
to Dreamland's high standard.