The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-03-11
TALK OF THE TOWN

Thirty-fve and thirty.nine.cen sta
tionery, 25c, at Fits.
g 7. Bowes went ID Burlington to-
day on business trip.
The Tourist club will meet with Mrs.
Laid Monday afternoon.
See the new house dresses at Abbott's
in gingham and muslin.
II 5. Parks returned last night from
business TRIP to Ludlow.
Fred p. Cults returned last night from
business visit in Burlington.
Alex. Phillips went to WaItham, Mass,
to-day for a few days visit with friends.
! Philip Poulen went to Burlington to-
day for d visit with friends over Sum
day.
DR. r. b Whitaker returned home
last night, after spending two weeks in
Chicago,
For immediate delivery on 6, and 10
iueh double leather belt, call up the n.
D. Phelps Co
The best chocolate sale IN the city is
now on at the New England Fruit Store.
Two pounds Tor 2jc
A car of the celebrated Rose and
Clover brand oranges expected about
March 25 Order Of your dealer.
Some more nice ripe strawberries just
arrived at United Fruit Store Come
get basket before they are gone,
Miss Jessie Kent has returned from
New York and Boston. where she has
been attending the millinery openings.
Dr. and Mrs D. G. Jarvis returned
this afternoon from Burlington, where
they went to attend the funeral OF the
doctors grandfather
Alex. Merchant OF London, Eng, Is
expected to arrive in the city this even
ing to pass few days at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs James S. Milne Of Liberty
street
Miss Elizabeth German went to Bur
lmgton this morning to visit her broth.
er, George w German. who recently un-
derwent an operation at the Fanny al
! len hospital
Benjamin Han, who assisted in in-
stalling the Webb saw at the presbrey-
Coykendall plant, returned to Barre last
night, after passing several weeks in
Worcester, Mass,
Not machine dipped, but hand dipped,
are the strictly pure chocolates you can
purchase at the New England Fruit
Store, 2 lbs for 25c We guarantee
them to be fresh
4 Mrs WI H. Duciarme who resides on
/ the Aldrich farm on the Montpelier road
was taken to the CITY hospital this
morning IN b. w Hooker & company's
ambulance for treatment.
4 dog owned by Alderman William
Brown was run over by the $3.50 VIII
Jamestown train yesterday afternoon
cutting OF two OF it, legs and injuring
It's head. Officer George Garlic was called
and he shot the dog.
Friday arrivals at The hotel Otis were
as follows. W J Howe, Boston; g. A..
Wilkins, Alorrisville f. G. Hayward,
I Rutland; Mrs j. Jot. Boston; Mr. aud
Mrs Washburn. Mortified; c. II. Boom
hour. Woodsville, y H.; J. H. Morris
Mortified; Miss Rose Cunningham New
I York City j. b. Warren, Albany; Q. r..
Kelly Hartford. Conn; II. Humphrey.
Waterbury: r. w Porter. Burlington;
II. ~ y Nittit AflAAAAht - Ne 2 " 81 ~ -
Swanton; IT, A. Hardy, Boston; G. A..
Crawford. New York City; b. Hall,
Worcester, Mass; D. y Russell, New
York City; q. r. Saunders, Columbus, o.
Owing to the scarcity OF good attrac-
tons. the Barre opera house will inaugu-
rate new policy. beginning next Mon
day night. March 10 At the present
time there are very few OF the better
class of attractions playing New Eng
land, outside OF Boston. For this rea-
SON. the bookings at the opera house are
very light. The Strong theatre at Bur
| lmgton, the opera house at Rutland and
hundreds oil theatres an over the conn
try are running the cheaper class OF en-
tertainment. Patrons OF the opera house
will see the same acts and pictures shown
al Burlington and other large houses.
The first performance will start at
seven o'clock each evening The price
OF admission will be 10 cents Children,