The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-11-15
TALK OF THE TOWN


New lot of dark red sweaters at ABB
bolts.
Perry's store has the winter underwear
for you.
Peter Bianchi is passing the deer sea-
son in Stowe,
Ten-cent colored outing for Sc per
yard at Vaughan's.
DR. 0. 4. Barr is passing few days
in Worcester in search OF deer.
Don't pay tribute to trust. Buy
Beacon Falls rubbers at Tilden's
Hear the Clan Gordon minstrels in new
songs and Jokes at the band fair next
week.
Mrs. John w. Stevens of Sharon il
passing several days with relatives in
the city
The X. p. MINISTRIES viii hold a re.
hearsal in the opera house this evening
at 1880 o'clock.
James Mcintosh went this noon TO
North Duxbury to remain during part
of the deer season.
Mrs. Ellen Frawley of Biddeford, Me-
is passing two weeks with relatives in
this city and Barre Town.
John L. Lynch Of Boston, travelling
freight agent for the Erie lines, was
in the city to-day on business.
Miss Lillian Kelly OF Burlington is
passing a few days with her brother,
John b. Kelly Of Liberty street.
! Make up your mind to attend the big
! Ia, -, hall
eve Dances to please everybody.
William Pelkey of Websterville went
this noon to Waterbury, where he will
be employed during the coming winter
w. J. Walsh Of Boston. travelling
| freight agent for the Delaware q Hud-
son lines. was business visitor in the
city to-day.
II. J. Smith will keep milk and cracked
corn in stock for accommodation of his
customers and people living in the north
end of the city.
| Thomas Haug, who accompanied the
| body Of Rev George p Beard to Orange
for burial, left this morning for his home
in Knoxville, Tenn.
Don't fail to get our prices on fancy
groceries; three quarts of cranberries for
| % cents New seeded raisins at 10 cents
per pound. Eastman Brothers.
You like romantic pictures, don't you {?
Everyone does, so be sure and 90 to the
Bijou tonight and see the Reliance pie
ture, "A Romance Of the Forest"
] Mrs. c. S. Boyden of Providence, r.
/ l., and Mrs. j. j. Wade of New York
City, who were called to Barre by the
death of Mrs f. A. Prindle, left for
their respective homes this noon.
About twenty delegates from Ruth
chapter No. 80, Order of Eastern Star,
left this afternoon for Mortified to
attend the annual meeting of district
No. IL, to be held there this evening
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bates of Orange
street and Frank X. Beard attended the
funeral of Rev. George p. Beard, which
was held at the Congregational church
in Orange Center yesterday forenoon at
1880 o'clock.
l. F.. Lindsey of Manchester, N. f..
arrived in the city last evening and will
be employed in the c. Rau studio as an
operator Mr.. Lindsey has gained wide
experience in his line as an operator in
leading Boston studios.
Friends Of Clinton F. Millar, manager
of the Consolidated Lighting Co., will be
interested to learn that he is at present
4 in the Bermuda islands, where he ex-
poets that the mild weather viii prove
beneficial. to his impaired health.
If you have any watches, clocks or
iewelry that need repairs Just drop me
a card. | will call for and deliver all
work to any part of the city | guar
antee first class work and satisfaction
Give me trial. NJ. L. Aiken. 80 Acad-
envy street.
The feature picture at the Pavilion
to-day is one in which one of the most
noted stage fayorites of the day, Mr..
Sidney Drew plays the leading part.
The story of the picture is adapted from
the play that he has made famous on
both continents, and is entitled "When
Two Hearts Are Won" 1t has been
said that dramatic actors cannot make
a success of the silent, or picture, drama
without special training, as the speaking
actor is lost when he has no words to
repeat, In this picture, Mr. Drew proves
of playing the silent drama as force
/ fully as the speaking drama, and his
portrayal OF the henpecked groom is re-
markedly clever The famous bull pup,
the same one that he used in the play,
contributes largely to the funny situa-
ton. Evans, Hughs and Evans continue
to please greatly in their comedy sketch,
entitled professional Life" The pic
ture program to-day will consist of three
reels of pictures, instead of two reels.
the Sidney Drew picture being an extra
attraction. The usual acts of vaudeville
will complete the program.
Card of Thanks.
Mrs. /. A. Farnsworth wishes to thank
her many friends who so kindly remem-
bered her with a shower OF beautiful
b nnSf cards ON har btrfhdav Nov q