The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-08
TALK OF The TOWN

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The Vaughan STORE for hae furs.
Special tleeeed wrappers AZ $l.oo, az
Vaughan's-
The new Allen skirt, sold only at The
Vaughan store.
Nineteen cents peck for onions at
Smith = Cummings
L. s. Day went 10 Groton this morn
ing on a business VISIT
Frank Young went to his home IN
Newport to-day for visit
Mrs. Minnie Proulx Of % Brook street
i confined to The house BY sickness
Cash paid for watches. diamonds, gold
and silver jewelry. Burr, the Jewelcr.
Grander and better than ever before
the Masonic fair each evening this week
Try Landers' cent Havana Leaf and
Spotted Jacket cigars, % No Main ~.
MI. and Mrs A. B. Frontini 81 Water.
bury visited friends IN the city over
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry A. Segel went
70 Burlington yesterday for a visit with
relatives
Robert sheppard went to Fitzwilliams,
n III, to-day to work at his trade as a
stonecutter.
Frank II. Walker went to Randolph
this afternoon to play at dance there
this evening
Nelson santau, piano tuner, viii be in
town next week. Leave your orders at
Bailey's Music Rooms
For sale, one large fern, one heater,
extension table, bench wringer Apply
George Layiolette, "a Eastern avenue.
William Mckee OF Graniteville was
brought to the City hospital Saturday
afternoon for an operation for appen-
dieitis.
AT Bailey's Music Rooms, one second
hand piano for $l55, also one Angelus
player at low figure IA Elm street,
Barre, Vt.
Don't fail to attend the minstrel show
tomorrow night at the Masonic fair in
Blanchard block An local artists. Lo-
cal jokes.
Miss Myrtle L. Walker and Miss Win
nifred Rowell returned Saturday night
from a two weeks business visit in Bos-
ton and New York.
Scott Brothers have moved their bust
ness to the Mcmillan sheds on Blackwell
street, where they secure additional room
for their growing business.
Every day you can buy fresh Cobble
Hill creamery milk, cream and butter
at "Tony'sn Costs NO more there than
anywhere. Get the habit Of buying
there
The philatheas Of the Baptist church
viii hold business meeting and social
this evening, November 81 at the home
Of Mrs. Cave on French street. All the
members Of the class are expected to be
present.
Gilbertson's orchestra Of Eve pieces
will furnish music for the dancing at the
Masonic fair this week. The orchestra
viii be composed Of w. j. Gilbertson,
W. E Dufur, Edwin Bruce, Alex. Troupe
and Miss Bessie Speare.
A meeting Of Queen Of the Forest cir
Gle will be held Tuesday evening, No
yember Q. at $3.50 sharp All members
are requested to be present, as supper
win be served and dance be enjoyed
during the evening Come all and bring
your friends.
The D. A. Perry Real Estate agency
has sold for Thomas Spaoner bis farm,
stock and tools In Mortified to Samuel
Currier and wife Of Graniteviile Mr.
Spooner takes in part payment a house
owned by Mr.. CHFfier III WebsterYille
The deal involves $4,000.
G. S. Wallace was elected yesterday
as delegate to represent the Congepa.
tional church AZ the installation OF The
Rev. Francis A Poole at the Congrega
tional church in Worcester, Mass, to
which he was recently called. The in.
stallation will BE- held on Nov. 10.
"A bunch Of good pictures" That is
what the manager Of the last big theatre
said about to.day's program 1t Dream
land. The entertainment includes such
films as 1CiNnmstantial Evidence al
great court drama, and two other new
ones. The song wltl please, for it's
Faidy Cat Welsh sings IT. Children
win especially like it.
"A military drama Of stirring interest
and one sure to satisfy the people who
like plenty doing in picture Another
in to-day's program at the Biiou il
fine dumb animal picture, entitled, "a
Friend in Need" Shows how much some
horses know. The comedy Is furnished
in Getting Vaccinated Many should
hear Carmin sing to-day.
Dancing class. w. Z. Nichols will |
start his dancing class and soeials in
Miles hall Wednesday evening, Nov 10. |
Teaching, to 10, followed by dancing
until IL tickets, gents $780, ladies |
$3.50. II there are not enough present
the first evening to ensure a successful !
class the series will not be given. Those
wishing private lessons can make ar
for them at the hall after
I P. m.
Judging from the press notices regard !
ing George +. Austin & Co, the man
lgement Of the Pavilion has top notch /
vaudeville attraction IN this act, which 7
Is highly endorsed By such papers as the
Cincinnati Enquirer, the New Orleans /
picayune. the indianapolis Sentinel, and I
numerous other Of the great newspapers
of the West and Southwest. The great /
Delisle, who il a personal friend of and I
IS guaranteed By Roach Bros viii also
his assistance to amuse the 7
patrons Of the Pavilion.
That an effort Is being made to mako
moving pictures the highest standard [
81 atf1rsenients Is becoming more appar. +