The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-11-17
TALK OF THE TOWN

The Thomas Musical Comedy Co. open
an engagement at the opera house to-
night for the balance of the week. The
performance tonight is called "An Oy-
ster Fry" which is a conglomeration of
comedy singing and dancing. In addi-
ton to the musical comedy. three reels
of pictures, which are changed every
day, will be shown at each performance.
Matinees daily, beginning tomorrow at
2.30
Fox hunting in the surrounding coun-
/ try holds out more inducements to
sportsmen this season than in several
years, according to Frank Mills, a vet
ean Orange hunter and trapper, who
was visitor in the city to-day. For
reasons that are not exactly conclusive,
even TO Mr.. Mills. foxes are more nu-
merous this year than ever. In the vim
ter of l9l3-l9l4, partly because of the
severe weather conditions, some of the
most favored fox hunting grounds in
Washington and Orange counties were
left severely alone. The season was late
in opening and before il was well under
way extreme weather conditions made a
hunting expedition feasible neither for
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an" a number Of foxes in Orange this
fan and there are signs aplenty that
Mr. Reynard will be very earnestly
sought when the open season on deer is
ended.
Members OF the Sunday school Of the
nrst Presbyterian church gathered at.
the home Of Mrs. J. 3. Darling on laur-
81 street last evening for their annual
business meeting. Officers and teachers
OF the school were represented and dur
ing the earlier part Of the evening re-
ports were received from the several Off
rrs. Tie election Of officers was deferred
for a few weeks and 4 special meeting
for that purpose will BE- called later.
Plans were discussed for the Christmas
Observance at the Sunday school and
committees viii be appointed 20 arrange
for aunropriate exercises. One Of the
features Of the get together
came uheu Mrs Arthur J. Young. who
vas recently married, was presented
handsome Wallace Nutting picture and
pieces ~ silverware. The gifts were
made ii recognition Of Mrs N0uug's
q aithful seryioe a. a teacher in the sun
iav school. Afterwards there wefc re-
reshmruts and Miss Agnes Keith. Miss
ethel Nenmer and Rev Edgar Grassland
contributed vocal solos % an impromrtu
ragram.
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