The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-10-15
TALK OF THE TOWN


Charles Elkes Of Jeffersonville was q
business visitor in this city today
Mrs. George b. Milne went to Boston
to-day for few days visit with friends.
T. L. Good OF Groton arrived in this
city last night for a visit with friends
Dr. Fred X Jackson of Burlington is
visiting relatives in the city for few
days.
Mrs. Louis Mcleod went TO Sher-
brooke, P. @, to-day for a visit with
Telatives.
William }. Crawford, granite dealer
from Buffalo, N. X, is in this city on
business.
Mrs Fred Baird returned to her home
in Waitsfield today after visit to Mr..
Baird in this city.
Remember the concert Friday evening
given BY the Epworth league, IAN Even
ing with Bells"
Frank 3. Robinson and Irving White
head returned last night from a few
days visit in Boston
The three young sons of Dolor Pouln
are very i'll with the measles at their
home on West street
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Pres
byterian church will hold its annual fair
At the church yestry December Is, l6I
and III
The social committee Of the Barre
Golf club are requested TO meet at James
Mackay's Office, Thursday evening at
1880.
Dir. Clarence r. Worthen returned to
Boston to-day after visit at the home
of his parents, Or. and Mrs. II. O.
Worthen.
Miss Edith Trask returned to her
home in Laconia, n. H., today after a
visit at the home Of her brother, Bur-
ton Trask
Mrs. Dean S. CorIiss. dressmaking
chiIdren's clothes, hoys suits and over
coats. Removed to Patterson street.
Tel connection.
Mr.. and Mrs. }. J. Trerise returned
to their home in Randolph to-day after
visit at the home Of their daughter,
Mrs Elwin L. Scott.
An expert candy maker is now em-
ployed at the New England Fruit Store
The public Is invited to step in and test
some fresh-made confectionery.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Congre-
gational church viii hold their Christ
mas sale on the afternoons and evenings
Of Tuesday and Wednesday, December
7 and g.
Companion Court No. ISL, I. 0. f.
will hold q regular meeting tonight in
Foregters hall, Worthen block at 1880
O'clock. Per order the rec. sec, Kate
Gregiire.
Mrs William Brasaw and daughter,
Eva, left yesterday for South Ryegate,
to attend the Smith and Broadway
wedding Miss Eva Brasaw acted as
bridesmaid.
The Sunday school in the Boutwell,
district will hold box social at the
home Of Dr. Barber, Friday evening. |
The ladies will please bring boxes. Ev
eryone cordially invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. v IoPrcet and children /
viii leave tonight for New York Mr.. |
IoPrest will continue his cigar business
on Granite street and be expects to re-
turn the latter part Of the month
Green Mountain lodge No. 46l will I
hold their general meeting Saturday /
evening October is, at 7 o'clock. Spe-
cial business, every member Is requested
to attend. Geo. J Nichols, rec. sec
Fl. K. Patriarche, travelling freight
agent for the pere Marquette R. r.. and /
George Croissant, New England freight I
agent for the Sea Board Air Line, were
in the city yesterday on business
visit.
The Biiou with the new talking pic
lures il making good with the public.
They give long and interesting en-
tertainment, and one that Is not tire
some. Entire change of pictures there
to day
Bottinelli's job printing Office, situated
on Granite street, this city, has been 1
and as result that Office is
now able to use the label of the Inter
Typographical Union on all
work done there.
I. B. Dodge received telegram to-
day stating that his aunt, Mrs. j r.
Hill, of Worcester, Mass, died vestcr
day. Mrs. Hill suffered a paralvtic
shock q few days ago. She was for
merly a resident Of South Barre.
Saturday home made candy at 20c per
box. Horehound candy, l5c per pound,
molasses kisses ait 16c per pound. salt
water, vanilla and chocolate kisses at
l5c per pound. Fresh made Saturday
at the Barre Candy Kitchen.
Mary Isabella, aged ono year and sew
en- months, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Weston Walker of Cleveland avenue,
died at AGO o'clock this morning after
q three days Illness with scarlet fever.
The burial viii be in the Catholic ceme
terry.
A hole is being torn up in the pave.
uent In front of the new block being
erected by Rowland Brothers a Cave
by tho New Fngland Telephone company
for the purpose Of putting In a manhole
where they will run their cables into
the block, where the company is to have
a large and up-toldate central Office
when the building is completed
Fools of Pate, at the Comique. The
absolute reality Of this pic
ture story with its powerful dramatic
plot and fine photography make it one
Of the best Biograph Aims ever offered
The pantomimic work Of the three prin.
eipal characters Is beyond criticism This
Is truly grand presentation and should
not be missed by admirers Of Biograph
pictures.
Dreamland's new program to-day in
cludes The Story Of a Banknotes Tt "A
is a new drama Of unusual interest, be-
1duse ~ ueale WIN eNeAy udy SUBJECTS {
in a common, easily understood way.
Another picture to-day is Biograph Of !
recent issue. The high class Of pictures
shown at this theatre regularly Is fast ]
placing it among the most generously !
patronized motion picture houses outside ,
q metropolitan centers.
Among arrivals at the hotel Otis yes I
terday were Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Adams, ]
). j. A. Brown. J. G. Fitch, L. d. MUIR
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