The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-12
TALK OF THE TOWN
Rod shoes are AZ Abbott's.

Sale children's coats, Sl0s up, Friday
and Saturday AZ Vaughan's.
Whist party in Odd Fellows hall Sat
urday evening at O'clock
Mrs. B. A. Tiden Of Roxbury visited
relatives in the city yesterday
II. G. Moseley Of Mortified was in
the city yesterday on a business visit
Wanted, twenty-five carly pullets. En-
Quire Of r. i. Burr, s. North Main
street, city.
A. a. Sargent and r. r Barton went
to Bellows Falls to-day on few days
business visit.
The Boy Scouts win meet at their
headquarters tonight al 6s30 sharp. Per
order Of the president
Another large consignment Of those
guaranteed "Wundcrhoses received at 9.
G. Andrews shoe store.
Several new lines Of the new military
and Presto oyercoats are being shown
BY the Frank McWhorter company.
A son, weighing nine pounds, was
born Wednesday evening to Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold +, Ennis Of East street
Special for Saturday: best bananas
lsc dozen. others at l5c a dozen.
United Fruit CO.., rs North Main street.
Meet me on the midway at the Ma
sonic fair in Blanchard building any
evening this week and have a good
laugh
10 close lot Of white waists that
ware SIPS, $3.50 and Sl.75, we have
made the price only 0so each Tor satur-
day at Perry's.
Mrs. n n. Vassar is prepared to do
dressmaking at her home. South Barre;
fittings given At customers homes II pre-
ferred Telephone ssl2.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Dutton, who have
been visiting at the home Of Mrs. Bar
bara Cordiner for the past two weeks,
returned to-day to their home in North
hcld.
There will be q special meeting Of the
Modern Woodrnen 81 America Saturday !.
November ID, at p M, at which the
fraternal deleree win be worked on sew
er0l candidates.
The Christian Endeayor society Of the
First Baptist church viii hold business
meeting and social In the yestry Of the
church this evening, November ", at
1880. Everybody i invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard r. Ludlow and
children. Helen and Kathleen, left on
Wednesday for Los Angeles. Call being
called there by the illness Of Mrs Lud-
lows brother, whose death was expected
at any moment
Photographs can Be taken by artificial
light Still, daylight L the best, after
all; on this all experts agree, To be
sure, have that sitting made when
daylight il at its best, That means be-
fore 3 b nj during the months 81 No
vember and December. c. Bau
The Kaleidoscope changes in the Cen
trail Vermont ticket Offices finds NJ c.
Murphy, formerly Of Montpelier, placed
as ticket agent ia Burlington % succeed
H r. Taylor. who was transferred from
the Barre office IN june, l90s Mr. lay
lors new position has not been an.
nonnced yet
The Goddard seminary foot bah team
was to play Burlington high school at
Burlington tomorrow afternoon. but
Principal Chttenden Of the latter school
disbanded his team yesterday because
one student, disqualified BY scholastic
standing, was allowed to play against
Montpelier seminary recently and be |
cause several other players had been dis /
obedient IN other ways,
II Is the number one company which |
VIII present Polly Of the Circus at the |
Barre opera house this evening so pa
irons may look forward to a capable {
presentation OF the piece. The company
came to-day from Burlington, where il
played last night to a large house Miss |
Edith Taliaferro, who plays Polly" Is
said to be the youngest leading lady on
the stage to-day.
Donald Smith Of =. L. Smith & Co.
received yesterday a photograph Of the /
Barre granite exhibit at the ST. Louis /
exposition Although 1t Is some years
since the exposition, this picture IS the /
first to reach Barre. and il gives a good |
idea OF the exhibit placed there BY the I
Barre Granite Manufacturers association |
and sold afterwards to G. A Rosebrough |
There were eight monuments. four mark /
ers and two vases in the exhibit; ana /
the whole Is said to have been the best /
single piece Of advertising ever put out /
by Barre dealers
Frederic Thompson's Polly Of the Cir
GUS with Edith Taliaferro as Polly
viii be seen at the opera house tonight. /
The story Of the play is novel. and it I
has that which invites even faded +
taste to a simple revel In romance 1t
is piece that one can see and 90 away
from happy with laughter and tears.
Its little story Is well told and beauti-
fully framed. The scenic production is
most elaborate and Tie circus scene true
to life Edith Taliaferro as Yolly" has
won her way into the hearts Of her
audiences with her sweet and tender
manner and exquisite acting. The many
characters Of the play are all in capable
hands.
There was a packed house at the Ma
sonic fair last evening during the rem
dering Of the program, and until late in
the evening the crowd enjoyed them
selves with dancing and doing the mid
way. A very pleasing program was Civ
en-, which consisted of selections BY the
banjo club Of Montpelier; vocal solo
By Miss Emma Phillips a violin solo by
Miss Bartlett a reading BY Prof H. w. Il
Heath Of Goddard, and a sleiqht of hand Il
BY Fred Pirie. This evening
by request Of many who were unable
TO get into the hall on Tuesday evening,
the Masonic MINISTRIES will repeat their
exhibition BY Fred Prize This evening,
cert made big bit on Tuesday evening. 4
and a big crowd will be present again n