The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-12-08
TALK OF THE TOWN

Fresh Berwick cakes at Lyons store
Sale ladies' coats Saturday at tn,
/ Vaughan Store.
For any kind Of lunch, go to "Nip's,'
opposite Depot square.
J. w. Vaughan returned this morning
from business trip TO Boston.
The best is none too good, try 0
shampoo or facial massage at Mers.'
Miss Lena d. Williams left this moor
Tor an extended VISIT with friends IL
! Richford.
John g. Mascot returned last night
after passing few days in Burlington
on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Phaley of Middle
bury are visiting at the home of Mr.
\ and Mrs Ernest John of Summer street
Come to the NJ. w. of A. dance Sat
urday, Dec. .. Riley's orchestra. Fifty
cents for gents, ladies l0c, AT Rowland
| hall
Miss Edna NJ. Durkee of Merchant
street left this noon for Brattleboro
where she will visit relatives for a
| time.
George A. Brown, who has been visit.
ing his sister in New York City for
the past three weeks, returned home
last night.
Don't fail to try one of the finnar
haddies to be sold Saturday at l2c d
pound at the City Fish Market, 4 Mer'
chant street.
Please leave the articles of food sol
icited for the chicken pie supper at the
| Congregational church, as early as pos
s.ble, Tuesday afternoon.
Harry Henry leaves tonight for Bos-
ton, where he will visit friends for a
few days before going to his former
home in Aberdeen, Scotland, to remain
during the winter
Mrs. Lillian B. Mcleod, who has been
visiting at the home Of Dir. and Mrs.
w +. Bradford of Park street for tie
past three weeks, left this noon for
Ler home in Boston.
Charles Klein's "The Gamblers" which
comes to the opera house tonight, is a
strong serious play of sentiment and
speculation; an interesting arraignment
of Wall street and legal iniquity.
A regular meeting Of the |. 0. L.. NJ.
IT,, win be held in the X. Of c. hall
this friday evening, at 7 o'clock. Nom
nation of officers, installation. Guards
take notice. Refreshments will be
served.
Holiday sale of millonery, trimmed
hats and soft felt hats, marked below
cost, TO close out. We make it an OBJ
icct for you TO call and inspect our
goods Mrs. H. S. Miles, 10 North Main
street.
Patrick II. a'C'onnor received tele-
gram this morning ad' ising him of the
death of his father, which occurred il
Duluth yesterday. Mr.. o'Connor viii be
,uable to reach Duluth in time for the
funeral.
Notice Regular meeting Of Canton
Vinton, No. o. Friday evening at 1880.
Nomination and election Of officers for
the ensuing year. Every chevalier make
an effort TO be prevent. Per order cap
tain, +. E. Heath.
"The Story Of the Rose delight
fully crisp and entertaining picture
drama by the l. NJ. p with the well
known actors that have made the !. NJ.
P. motion plays universally popular,
You cannot afford to miss this picture
at the Biiou.
Guests registered at the City hotel
yesterday and to-day were as follows:
r. p. Shaw, c. F. Crowell Boston; J. r.
Reed. Burlington; J. H. Denny, North
field; Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Shapiro, Melrose,
Mass; E. j. Morgan, f. J Mossey, A. r.
Metcalf, Burlington; +. w. Smith, Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. G. Hatch, Egbert Moneroe,
New York City; r. w. Stoekbridge, Bur-
lington; Martha oatman. l.. E. Wright,
A. Huntington. New York City.
Thursday arrivals at the hotel Otis
follow: Z. NJ. Spencer, Rutland; c. M.
Skelly, T. D. Malloek, J. l.. Pankey,
Boston; T. P. Barber, New York City;
p s. Pullman, Boston G. ,E Grossarth,
Burlington; R B Frank, Boston; L. NJ.
White, Lowell. Mass; Il, e. Wheeler,
Morrisyille; j. c. Shipman, c. P. Orr,
Plattsbrg, n. Y; II. A. Lewis, Bur-
lington; J. G. French, Boston.