The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-11-02
TALK Of The TOWN


just call at Perry's store and see the
display of muslin and lace curtains--fall
styles just in.
Mrs John Collet and Mrs. William
Clarke of Rockland, Me, are visiting
friends in the city.
To rent: Tenement of seven rooms
at corner of Averill and Park streets.
Apply to C. w. Averill.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. II. Rogers returned
home last night, after spending several
days in New York City.
Albert Lawrence has returned to his
home in LyndouMlle, after passing sew
eral days in this city on business.
viii the ladies please be prompt in
attending the quilting party Friday aft
ernoon at the Congregational vestry?
r. II. Curran of Montreal who had
been visiting DR.. G. L. r. Hayes OF
Graniteville, returned to his home yes.
terday.
l. NJ. Bregstein of Burlington, presi-
dent Of the Surprise Merchandise com
pany, was in the city yesterday on his
way to New York City.
All rubes take notice. The Haymakers
will be at work in the hayloft sattr-
day, November 5, at 1880 p. m. All
Red Men wishing to join us, git busy
w. f. Walker, c. of S,
Mareelino Toraya, Manuel Caniso and
Manuel Fernandes left the city last
night for New York, whence they will
sail tomorrow for their old home in
Spain, where they win pass the win
ter.
Miss Marcia Marden, who has been
employed in Dodge's jewelry store for
some time past, has finished her duties
there and will leave tomorrow morn
ing for her home in Hanover, n. H.,
where her mother is seriously i'll.
The Aldrich library closed the second
year in the new building on October 27,
and the records OF the librarian show
q circulation OF 1921 books during the
year, which is an increase of 6,034 over
the number issued the first year in the
building.
Don't miss seeing the popular program
at the Dreamland to-day and tomorrow.
Six beautiful pictures, all winners, A
Biograph Is the head-liner, strong
dramatic story'of family trouble be-
tween sincere affection and capricious
love. Dupaw will sing to-day two great
song hits.
Arthur Gladstone, who has been en-
ployed as a salesman in the Surprise
Merchandise store, returned yesterday
from Burlington, accompanied by Mrs.
Gladstone. They will make their home
here in the future and win reside on
Cottage street
Benjamin Tassie was one of the first
OF the local nimrods fortunate enough
TO secure a deer While securing the
woods in Orange yesterday, he happened
upon herd of five. Discerning a prom
ising looking young buck among them,
Mr. Tassie promptly lowered him with
his trusty rifle The animal weighed 100
pounds.
The ladies' aid society Of the Barre
Congregational church will hold quilt
ing party in the vestry Friday after
noon at o'clock. All ladies OF the par.
ish are cordially invited to come and
spend a social afternoon. At 6 p. m,
parish supper will be served. No solicit
ing will be done, but each family is
expected to furnish for the supper VIII
not the members of the parish make this
an evening long to be remembered ?
Some and enjoy the supper, social hour
and inspire the pastor by your coop
Grafton.
A still alarm of fire was received at
the central station yesterday afternoon
at 5 o'clock The chemical engine re-
sponded 70 what was at first thought
to be FIRE on Addison place Someone
residing in that vicinity saw what he
supposed to be a fire in the house which
stands at the end Of the place, Investi-
cation showed that rubbish fire had
been built in the rear of the house, and
that the flames could be seen through
the front and rear windows of the build
ing From the street, the fire had the
appearance OF being in the interior OF
the house, hence the false alarm.
AT the Barre opera house Friday even
ing, November III. What for? To hear
the bells, bells, bells, silver-toned bells,
and Harry Dunbar, the gifted imper-
senator, flute, cello and piano trios, quar-.
tet and vocal solos. Oh, yes; and Ralph
Dunbar. whose cello solos have won for
him splendid praise from exacting critics
The young men Of the First Baptist
church are confident that such an enter
tainment viii appeal to the musical
talent of Barre and vicinity. Tickets for
this concert at the Eastern Estate tea
store, the ID. A. Perry real estate office
and the Averill feed store.
Mrs L. W. Wheeler of South Barre is
visiting at the home OF her daughter,
Mrs G. w. Mann OF Wellington street.
Although over - years old, Mrs. Wheeler
is remarkably well preserved and has an
excellent memory She remembers
many things which happened in Yer
mont over three score years ago. For
the past 60 years she has kept a diary
She is obliged TO wear glasses, but re-
tains her vision enough to enable her
TO do sewing and fancy work. Mrs.
Wheeler walked from wellington street
to Main street and returned last night
and did not seem to be fatigued by the
journey.
Brooks Relief corps. No. Is, Of Mont
pelier held a memorial service last even
ing for the members wh6 have died with
in o few months The altar was dTaped
and decorated with flowers Prayer was
offered by the chaplain and Nearer, Ny
God 20 Thaow ,t.ou a.4rr 4 psap,ar;oI