The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-11-11
TALK OF THE TOWN

Ianne NelYeIS at ADDOJJs.
/ Horseshoe table linens at knights.
Handkerchiefs, complete holiday as
sortment, at Knights.
/ DR.. and Mrs. V. c. Goodrich have re-
turned from a business trip to SYRIA
cuse, N. Y.
Special meeting of Canton Vinton, No
10, Tuesday evening, Nov. ii, at 8
O'Clock sharp.
Novelties for the holidays arriving
daily at Hooker's. Call and look around
for suggestions.
| Now wink your Christmas eye at "Mr.
Husband and say "Hoosier.' D. w.
Hooker & Co., licensed agents.
Mrs. Stella NJ. Coogan of Boston is
stopping with Mrs. Mabel Troup Of
North Main street for a few days.
Thanksgiving ball at village hall, East
Montpelier, Thursday, Nov. 27. Riley s
orchestra, five pieces. Full bill, $3.50.
| Special for Wednesday afternoon food
sale, Congregational church--Potato sal
ad and baked spaghetti, with tomato
dressing.
Foreign Masons will hold a social even
ing in Clan Gordon hall Saturday even
ing, Nov. Is. Hand your names to COM
mittee.
0. G. Averill win start another term
of six lessons in dancing on Wednesday
evening, Nov. IL. A good time for those
who wish to dance to start
Regular monthly business meeting Of
the ladies' union OF the Universalist
church win be held in the church parlor
Wednesday, Nov. IL, at 8 p. M. All
come.
Regular meeting of Jumpers, boxers
and derrickmen, No. so, viii be held in
Foresters' hall Tuesday evening, Nov. II,
at 1880. Per order Cor. Sec. Thos.
Holder.
Twenty-Five dollars given away in
cash prizes nc Paradis Alleys on Pearl
street. Contest open for 30 days, be-
ginning Monday, Nov. TO- First prize,
sl2; second prize, $40; third prize, So;
fourth prize, ST. First ball in first box,
first ball in fifth box, first ball in tenth
box are each prize ball in every string
bowled.
Bailey's Music Rooms are representa-
tives for the following pianos: Mason
& Hamlin. Ivers & Pond, Huntington,
Kranich & Bach, McPhail, Kohler &
Campbell, Wellington, Shoninger &
Kingsbury. At Ia Elm street. a branch
store of the oldest and most reliable
house north Of Boston.
Venticingue Dollari in premi in con-
TAM yerrannen DAFT al Paradis Alley in
Pearl street. II concorso resta aperto
TO per 80 giorni comineiando da Lunedi
1
ondo prernio, S.; terzo premio, So; quar-
to premio 50. La prima palla nella
prima box, prima palla nella quinta box,
prima pablo nella decima box sono cias-
curra una palla prenatal in qualsiasi
CISCO.
The Barre Womans club will hold its
first gentlemens night in Rowland hall
this evening, Nov. IL, at o'clock.
Mrs. Donald c. AlcIntire of Waterbury
will give her pleasing dramatic recital,
entitled polly of the Circus" The
evening is under the direction of the
educational department. Each member
may invite as many guests as she
Wishes at the regular rate OF the guest |
tickets. Tickets may be procured at the
door.
been awarded the contract for the build !
ing of a rock face granite wall from
the east gate of the State House grounds |
to the rear of the building. The bid |
was 81 surface yard for the job, which |
includes tearing down the old wall and |
putting in the new one. The amount of |
the bid viii be about 5000. Others who |
put in bids were +. C. Gitchell and |
u, NJ. Buck of Montpelier and one other
Barre firm. The wall now standing is
in poor condition and does not harmon |
ize with the rest Of the surroundings, |
being made of slate and similar stone, /
1t is proposed to replace it with Barre
granite. Work has already been COM
menced.
A large chorus of pretty girls some
good harmony songsters, and comedian
that is all the name implies, such is the
repertoire show of j. w. Gorham. which |
opened three days engagement at
the opera house last evening. That it is
a first-elass show from start to finish /
was the opinion of those who witnessed I
the initial performance last evening,
Around the German comedian centered
most of the friyolity, but he was sup
ported by q good cast of funmakers,
who kept this going every minute. The
little musical skit entitled II Should
Worry" is all that one could expect.
Bob OFT played the leading role as
German and in this he starred. Catchy
music and dancing was also noticeable
throughout the play. Bob brought the
house down with his rendition of paper
Bag Cooking and "The Green Grass
rev All Around" He was obliged to
espond to several encores. There was
large attendance at last nights show
md this speaks well for the remaining
hree performances. Tonight, "The
,Ierry Chaperon' will be given; and on
Wednesday night THE Happy Hunters"
will be given. Wednesday afternoon at
o'clock special matinee viii be given.
With the prices for adults 90 cents, chill
ren l0c Each child will be presented ,
bag of candy.