The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-29
TALK OF The TOWN

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Who prefers Mother Goose candys
Everybody.
$. }, segel visited friends in Burling.
ton yesterday.
Neck muflers, 25c and SOC, at The
Vaughan Store,
James Gauld went to South Ryegate
to-day to work
G. Of the 6. Of the a. S. fair, December
and in Miles hall
r. ,. Murray left to-day for visit
in Plainsworth, Nebraska
W. II. Gale went to st. Adams this
morning on business trip.
James Supple Of Middlesex visited
friends in this city yesterday,
Edward Knowlton went 10 Augusta,
Me. to-day on business trip.
Mrs. G. R. Wood went to Burlington
to-day for a visit with friends.
Ira B. Haviland Of Hardwick was a
visitor In this city over Sunday,
James Kelly left this afternoon for
Red Granite, Wisconsin, to reside.
Satisfactory service il what ASers'
sanitary barber shop offers and gives.
Homer G. Iadd went to Boston yes.
terday to attend the ceremonial Of Abou
Specs and eyeglasses Of all kinds. No
charge for fitting. w. D. Kidder & Co.
Who goes to the cupboardY Old Moth.
er Hubbard. Come and see what she
finds
Michael Hamel returned this afternoon
from visit with relatives IN ST. Hya-
cinthe, P. Q,
Malcolm McAulsy Of Graniteyille left
this afternoon for a visit with friends
in New York state.
The Presto and military collar over
coat, all the new patterns, from the
Frank McWhorter company.
Mrs James Bennett returned this aft
ernoon from a visit with relatives in
ST. Johnsbury and Hardwick.
Mrs A. !. skinner and daughter, Eliz.
aheth, returned home Saturday from
spending Thanksgiving with friends.
Mrs. 7. A. Macintosh and daughter,
Esther, left Saturday for Waltham,
Mass, where they will make their home.
Harold N burroughs has returned to
college at Burlington, after spending the
Thanksgiving recess at b home in this
city
James W. Gauld went to South Rye
gate today, whore he viii work until |
the settlement Of the labor difficulty in
this city.
Mrs. Theodore Charbonneau returned
Saturday to her home ID Montreal, after
short visit with friends and relatives
in this city.
A pleasing display Of rnade-up articles
and materials for Christmas work will |
be found at l6l North Main street Miss
w. f. Rowell.
There viii be special meeting Of The
Swedish Wasa order tonight at Oscar
Borgh's, North Main street Let every [
member be present
The annual meeting and election 81
officers Of Suadah temple No 40. d. o. /
X. X, will be held Friday evening Of
this week in Woodmen's hail.
Hear c. y. Wills recite 'Jim Bludso.s
at the moving picture entertainment
given BY the G. r q. Tuesday evening,
Nov. 80. Everybody welcome
Ben Adhem temple, No. l43, D. o. k. K.,
which win be held this evening. An IN
yitation was extended to the members
Of Suadah temple to attend this meet.
ing.
Mrs. G r. Harriman and daughter,
Mrs. j. F. Owens. who have been visiting
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. F L. Page,
returned to their homes in East Corinlh
Saturday
8. O. Cook, who has been employed
by s. Massucco al piano player IN his
picture shows, finished his engagement
there Saturday night and began work
to-day for Roach Brothers, as pianist
at the Pavilion.
The pastor Of the Hedding Methodist
church would be pleased 10 greet all
members and attendants Of the chureA
and all who have no church home, at
the social III the Epworth league chapel
next Wednesday evening at o'clock.
Earl Hayden, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
r. Hayden. who went to North Dakota
following bis graduation from Norwich
last June to work for the
Northern Pacific railroad, has been fortu-
nate enough To receive a promotion thus
early after beginning his work as civil
engineer
The Dreamland management an.
nounces that Giibertson's orchestra has
been engaged to play at this popular
theatre Tuesday, Thursday and Friday
evenings this week A rare treat IN the
way Of music il expected, An all-feature
program Is to be presented to-day. Two
and a Sellg. up San Juan
Hill" r. a Spanish-American war drama,
and good. Welsh Is singing to-day
With long, interesting program TO-
day, the Biiou will very likely draw
large audiences, Three reels of five pie
lures. Some Of them dramas, one magic
and one good comedy That always at
traetiye subject. the sea, is shown up
well in "The Sailor Boy The song Is,
you're a stingy Thing Carmin II
singing it delightfully."- The Biiou is a
pretty good place to spend an hour to-
day
Among arrivals at the Hotel Otis Sat
urday and yesterday were Hazella Fish.
er, New York r. G. Fuller Highgate;