The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-11-30
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Read Fits advertisement tonight.
Visit our garment department at Fits
James Gallagher went to South Rye
gate to-day on a business trip.
Don't fail of getting white waist
at Perry's for soc, marked down.
Some shave themselves, but more peo.
pie get shaved at Miers' Six chairs.
Buy your Christmas gift for baby at
Congregational sale, December 6 and T.
Shawmut rubbers wear better than
other kinds Every pair guaranteed. At
Fits
Stationery, books, blotters, post cards.
calendars, at book store, Congregational
yestry.
George j. Towne is seriously i'll at
his home in South Barre with a COM
plication of diseases.
Don't fail to see Verne Bylow, "the
man Of mystery" at the Presbyterian
church fair Thursday evening, December
III.
The Hedding male chorus will meet
at the home Of w. Ii. oliver, Glen.
wood avenue, at 1880 o'clock wednesday
evening
Mrs 6. H. Moore, who had been visit.
ing at the home of her son, w, H. Mes.
ser, for a week, returned to-day to her
home in Newbury.
If convenient, those filling penny
strips for the ladies' union of the Uni
yersalist church please leave them at the
apron booth during the fair.
Mr.. and Mrs Warren Nourse and Mrs.
G. Jennson, who have been passing
week with friends IN town, left last
night for their home in Dedham, Mass.
The Ladies' Guild Of the Church Of the
Good Shepherd will hold its regular
monthly business meeting with Mrs
Parker on Spaulding street Thursday
evening.
A meeting OF the American Orders of
/ Condors, No. !, will be held in Foresters
/ hall Thursday evening at 1880 o'clock
to elect officers. Please notice the change
of the date. A. NJ. Smith, secretary
Regular meeting Of Winnetta council,
No. 10, d. of p, l. o. r. NJ, Thursday,
December !, at o'clock. Let every
member be present Nomination OF off.
GERS. Circle No 0 will serve refresh.
ments
Again, ask all persons holding tickets
for palrnistry readings to present them
this week. We shall positively close
here next Saturday night. During the
remainder of our stay here we will give
all life readings at one-half the usual
price. IA North Main street hours, Q
a. m. to 10 p. m Madam Olga.
That AL W. Martins production OF
"Uncle Toms Cabin" is considered an in
structive teacher has been demonstrated
/ by the number Of holidays granted school
children, that they might attend the ex.
/ ira matinees which have been given in
most OF the large cities. The Martin
revival is booked for the opera house
next Tuesday night, December Q.
/ The fair given by the Universalist
ladies opens this afternoon at 3 o'clock
I All will be gladly welcomed Thursday
evenings program viii be announced in
4 -morrows paper. Friday evening the
I students of Goddard seminary will pre-
sent the play, 'My Lord in Livery
The students who take part in this play
have been trained by Prof o. K Hol-
lister, and an excellent presentation is
assured.
/ "Allees Adventure in Wonderland"
I The picture is fun OF the spirit OF child.
hood and yet attractive enough and novel
enough to interest the older people IL
viii probably result in many of the lat
ter going home and re.reading the story
which Lewis Carroll wrote so long ago,
The Edison company counts the film an
achievement and expects a hearty wei
81. A.
/ " it is artistic and beautiful enough to
be delight 10 everyone, young or old.
At the Dreamland to-day.
Tuesday arrivals at the hotel Otis
were as follows! G. b. Brown. G. II.
Bunyan, A. Mossman, Boston; Mr.. and
Mrs Halsey. Corinth; b. f. ST. Clair.
Plymouth, n. H.; c. H. Kimball, St.
Johnsbury; II. NJ. Cuthbert, Boston; f.
H. LaFountain, DR. c. II. Doty, Burling- |
tom Edwin Denwood f. j. Doherty, |
Boston; j. A. Bond, Burlington; A. 1. |
Drepe, Manchester, n H.; L. J. Brown, |
Detroit, Mich; f. s. Kingsbury, Bohan-
on, n. d.; c. L, Powers, Portland Me-; |
Y. Richie, Newport, r. l.; Alice Austin,
Warren.
There arrived at the Pavilion this
llbEuiiE uH dAEbA0EHapu HIhEIam VI 1
pictures, both reels being the product Of
this well-known picture manufacturing /
company. We do not remember OF any
of the picture theatres ever having an
entire program of Biograph pictures to
offer their patrons before the present in
stance. That they viii be appreciated is
certain, and with the present very strong
program of vaudeville, ought to make a
show that will please everyone. The ef
forts OF the management Of this popular |
little theatre to bring his programs to
the cleanest and highest possible stand |
ard are worthy of the highest praise
and are bound to strengthen the popu.
larity which the Pavilion already holds