The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-11-19

| MIS-. y, =. DeBrune returned home last
night, after a visit to her daughter in
Providence. r. r
Miss Nome Hayes went to-day to her
home in Waterbury, where she will re-
main over Sunday.
Paul Seampini left last night on a
weeks business trip to Boston and other
Massachusetts cities
You should secure some of that serge
for Zoe yard, navy blue and dark red
at Perry's on Saturday.
Miss Edith Blanchard went to-day to
her home in Randolph, where she will
remain over the weekend.
If it is a ehild's overcoat the Frank
McNhorter company is offering some
coats at very low prices.
Public Scotch dance in Woodmen's hall
Saturday, November 10. NicoFs orehes-
ira, Gents soc, ladies free.
Mr.. and Mrs, w. M. Holden, who
have been spending week in Boston,
returned home last evening.
Louis Drake left the city last night
for Burlington, where he will remain
with friends for few days,
Now is the time to give your orders
for private Christmas and New Years
cards at the Barre Book store
+. c. Eaton OF Claremont, y. IT,, one
OF the lessees of the Barre opera house,
is IN the city on business visit.
The condition Of Rev w J M Beat
tie. who has been quite seriously III
for the past few days, is somewhat
improved.
W. II. Messer, carpenter. builder and
slate roofer. 1913 Orange street, telephone
7l-n. First-elass workmen furnished
by the dav or hour.
The Presbyterian Sunbeams win hold
social in the yestry Of the church
Friday evening, November p, az 1880
o'clock. Admission l0c,
Mr.. and Mrs Hobart Kelly returned
yesterday to their home in White River
Junction, after spending several days
with relatives in the city
NJ w Of A. public dance Saturday
November 10, with Riley's orchestra OF
FIVE pieces. SOC for gents, ladies Zoe
Rowland Bros & Cave hail.
The Altrurians will meet with Mrs
Glysson Tuesday, November %, at the
usual hour Lesson, "The Child and the
State, Social Work for Children"
An upright model Of the Merrill pi
auo has been placed in the home Of Fred
Dale on Lewis street by the Clark and
McMasters music store of Montpelier.
Come and see the farce entitled, ITEM
pie OF Beauty at the Presbyterian
church Friday November .. This prom
ises to be one Of the best entertainments
OF the season.
Mr. and Mrs William Sawyer, who
were guests yesterday at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. d. II Cutler OF jefferson
street, returned this morning to their
home in Whiting.
All members OF local 4Sl, c. and J. of
A.. are requested to come to the carr
penters' hall some time Monday, the 2lst,
10 vote for general officers. Hall will
be open all the afternoon and evening
f. T. Colvin, r, sec.
Latest New York and Boston styles
in photographs at Brooks Bros, $50
North Main street Prices to suit all
Owing to the Christmas rush. studio will
be open every Sunday from a. IN. until
Il m, and from | p. N until 4 p. m,
from now until after the holidays.
c. r. Smith. an auetioneer Of twenty
years experience, can sell your real ca
tate, farm stock, merchandise, and, in
fact, everything you wish TO dispose OF
at public auction. Satisfaction guaran-
tced With the D. A. Perry Real Estate
agency. Barre. Vt, Phone 1921.
The new fountain for horses and dogs
has been installed at North Barre at
the junction OF North Seminary and
Main streets. An electric light has also
been placed at the top and is much app
preeiated by pedestrians, who hitherto
have been compelled to dodge numerous
mudholes in that vicinity, without the
aid OF a light.
The funeral Of Clinton Cutler, whose
death occurred Friday morning AZ his
home in East Montpelier, win be held
at the house tomorrow afternoon at ?
O'Clock. Rev Perrin B. Fisk, pastor OF
the Congregational church at Plainfeld,
will ofliciate -Four brothers of the de-
ceased, d. H., H. f., +. c. and Dell
Cutler. all OF this city, will act as bear
ers. The burial will be in the Plainfeld
cemetery.
Any street in Barre will lead to the
Methodist church on Sunday evening,
November 90 at 7 o'clock, whore the
male chorus will give you several selec.
tions of their high-class music, followed
by a very interesting talk by Dr. Thayer
on the christian Odd Fellows" Every
person in Barre is most cordially invited
to attend this service, which win be in
charge OF the Methodist brotherhood
VIM. A. Brady's "A Gentleman from
Mississippi which will be seen here
Tuesday evening, November p, is IL
screamingly funny comedy Of life in
Washington and is splendidly played
The great Chicago cast, which presented
the piece for more than six months in
that city, viii be seen in the play here
James Lackaye gives a rugged and unc
tuous performance of the iovial senator
who finds himself suddenly transplanted
from his cotton fields to the national
capitol. and Harry Stubs is said to be
a champion laugh. maker as the breezy
young newspaper correspondent who pi-
lots the new senator through the reefs
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