The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-01
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Furs Furs that are reliable sold AL
Vaughan's
Michael David vent % Jonesyille TO-
day on a business trip
Arthur c, Tilaen went to Northneld
to-day on a business visit.
See the line Of negligee shirts at SOC,
from the Frank McWhorter Co.
Fred Langeyin went to Burlington yes
terday for a visit with relatives
Mems fur-lined coats from the Frank
McWhorter Co must be Just right
Have You had that oyster stew yon
promised yourself at the Eagle cafes
Mrs. J. q Royce went to Pitchburg,
Mass, to-day for visit with relatives,
Are you hard to shaver TRY Aliers
sanitary shop to-day and BE satisfied.
Mr. ana Mr.. Henry Carr went 10 Ran
dolph this morning for visit with rela
tives.
Mrs. Frank A. Cove went to West
Fairlee to-day for few days visit with
relatives.
Mrs. c A. Kent and daughter went
70 Bradford this morning for visit With
relatives.
John Comfy returned Saturday night
from weeks deer hunting trip near
Rutland.
Victor Tacy went to Rouses Point. n
u, yesterday for few days visit with
relatives.
New music at eTouy's" just arrived
today. For this week only, loc and 25c
sheet music for Zoe.
The PDilomathiau club viii meet with
Mrs X. S. cmrier Tuesday afternoon,
Nov 2, at $3.50 o'clock.
Mrs, A. II. Burke and MISS Clara 10.
ranger left this noon for New York TO
visit relatives for ten days.
A musical program. refreshments and
SWAPPING at the swap party, Friday
evening WATCH for further particu-
lars.
r. a. Vennett, who has been singing IN
several Of the moving picture theatres
for the past few months, left last night
for his home in Boston.
The Altar Guild Of the Church 81 tile
Good Shepherd viii meet with Miss Lois
Mcneil Maple Grove on Wednesday ev-
ening at 1880 o'clock.
A daughter was born Saturday. 0eto.
Der so, to Mr. and Mrs. Hayes Bassett
Of Marshfeld. Mr.. and Mrs Bassett
were formerly Of Barre.
Humaniphones Ghosts aud the larg.
est Jaclk-o- lantern Where Church Of
the Good Shepherd, Monday evening, Mo-
vember |. Fortunes read.
The Clover club viii meet with Mrs,
White. Eastern aveniIe, Tuesday after
noon The members are requested to
meet promptly al o'clock.
Halloween party al the Church Of the
Good Shepherd, Monday evening, Noven
her 1T. Everybody welcome. Lots Of
fun, hiring your scream. Admission ;
cents.
Wood Wood Try slab wood, $3.50
per run. delivered Dry limb wood $500
per run, delivered Leave orders at 10
Washington street. Phone las A w. I
Winch. Admr.
The Catholic fair win he continued /
this evening for the remainder 81 the
prizes. There was a record breaking
crowd present Saturday evening, the hall I
being packed with people
There will be 4 meeting of Junior Or /
der OF Foresters Of America this even
ing at 1880 o'clock. Al members are
requested to be present. as there is i'm. /
portant business TO be transacted
Avete veduto Ia slitta In nostra nellie
netrine del nostro neeozio2 In nosefa 1
conmessa italisna sara iieta ii potter
spiegaryi IN quail modo potete diventarnc
il Fortunate possessore. The Homer
Fits Co.
The first picture dealing with the ais.
coyerv of the north pole may be seem \
to-day at The Biiou IT shows pr Cook,
bis sturdy ship. one of his TIRE lous /
ovations and receptions ii CO.. en
There il no fake about the film
The second series If dances will Be
given by the young ladies' drill team ii
Woodman's hall, Thursday evening, Nov
4 Cilbertson's best orchestra win fur
nish music. Admission, gents 25c, ladies
he Everybody invited Dancing from
8 to ~ o'clock,
@Tbe Princess 81 the Sea, /" one Of the
new pictures at Dreamland to-day is a
fairy drama Of great beauty. The sea
and coast and the romance Of old cas-
ties is the background for a thrilling
love story between a certain prince and
bewitchinglp pretty princess Of the
sea.
Eleven deer were shipped into the city
Saturday night by Barre hunters, One
party Of eight who hunted all the week
in pittsfeld mountains brought back
eight deer The party consisted Of J. D.
Clarence, and A. f. Bartlett, G. Paloso,
q. Cerietti. A. Baghini, f Heny and G.
Bottinelli. The other three deer were
shot BIZ G. lombard in Braintree, Harley
+. Cutler in Groveton and George Bond
in northern New Hampshire,
The vaudeville program 1T the Pavilion
includes three acts, all headliners headed
by the famous high class Keith stars.
Corinne and Helene, perhaps the best
known act that has played The Pavilion
" date. John 1ordon, member Of the
famous dying Jordons, is also q feature
Of the bill doing flying trapezer act.
When Mr. Jordon arrived this morning,
he selected the highest point possible
to hang his trapeze from t being finally
hing in front Of the curtain and fastened
to the peak Of the building Baker and
Everett. the Hebrew and the sport, fur
nish the comedy