The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-10
TALK OF The TOWN

Winter gloves, 25c, soc and Zoe, at
Vaughau's
See the pretty waists, osc Up, sold at
Yauqhan's.
Our table remnants are worth your
inspection. Fits.
See the line OF misses junior coats
Abbott Is showing.
Good wholesome home made things to
eat you get at the Eagle cafe.
Note the absolute cleanliness Of hair
brushes at Miers sanitary barber shop.
/ Cash paid for watches, diamonds, gold
and silver iewelry. Burr. the Jeweler.
Grander and better than ever before;
the Masonic fair each evening this week
Try Landers' cent Havana Leaf and
Spotted Jacket cigars, % No. Main St.
Bring your children TO the Masonic
fair this evening to hear the juvenile
concert
Five.room tenement to rent in the
Miles granite block Possession given
/ November Is.
The A. I. A. will hold a public dance
in the X Of O. hall Wednesday evening,
November IT.
The Over-the-Te acups club will meet
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. J. M.
Bond on South Main street.
William Anderson went to Montreal
to-day, whore he win take passage for
visit at his former home in Scot.
land.
Stasera Gioyedi sera all opera house
La Grande sfda al base bail ira Pittsburg
e Detroit pei campionato. Attire moving
| pictures svariate. lngresso l0c,
Have you tried delicious hot cho.
colate at the New England Fruit storey
They are certainly worth going out Of
your way for
The infant child Of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Clark Of Graniteyille, who died
yesterday. was buried this afternoon In
the Catholic cemetery in this city,
Wood Wood Dry slab wood, $3.50
per run, delivered. Dry limb wood, $500
per run, delivered. Leave orders at 30
Washington street. Phone 1888. A, W..
Winch, Admir-.
Alex. Duncan, Judge Fl. w. Scott,
/ Frank W. Jackson, Frank Odgers and
Robert Ranney went to Waterbury last
evening to attend meeting Of the lodge
Of Odd Fellows there.
Anyone having second hand clothing
1 suitable for q missionary box, or TO be
used here among the needy, please bring
to the Hedding NJ. +, church Wednesday
evening 81 Thursday afternoon.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. William Aliers Of Keith
avenue expect TO leave next week to
spend the winter in Florida, as they did
last winter being accompanied By Mr..
! and Mrs Fred Beckman, who recently
came 10 Barre from the White noun
tains.
The ladies' chorus, recently organized,
/ viii have it, first rehearsal this week.
| The time and place 81 the meeting will
be definitely announced in Thursdays
! Times, The prospects are good for a
large chorus Arrangements have been
made with T. G. Gritfiths to take charge
Of the rehearsals.
The Clover club was pleasantly enter
tanned yesterday afternoon by Mrs Liz
zie Robinson II was an afternoon II
rehearsing and discussing current events.
/ III was not only an afternoon OF pleasure,
but a feast Of information was served
BY the hostess, making it also day Of
educational value.
Please notice. The ladies Of the Con-
gregatonal church ARE planning 10 pack
a barrel to Be sent to the Rev Mr.
Burgess family in Montant, Friday
afternoon Of this week All those hav-
] ing taken articles to finish and those
wishing to contribute In any way for
this work, please send In such contrbu-
tons on or before Friday afternoon az
$3.50 o'clock.
Mrs. G. p Davie, mother of Mrs. John
i Nj Corskie Of this city, VINO was SO
severely burned in the big 81 Johnsbury
FIRE 81 ten days ago when the Citizens
Savings Bank building burned and nine
lives were lost, is reported 70 be gaining
slowly at Brightlook hospital ia ST
bloomsbury, where she was taken the day
of the fire. Mrs DaYie frequently visits
in Barre and has many friends here
who will be pleased TO learn Of her i'm
/ proved condition,
Wen. well. what nextg Miss Annette
Kellerman IN moving pictures. What
do you think Of it, 1t is so, for her
name heads the picture shown at the
Comique. In music halls and the big
vaudeville theatres, Miss Kellerman com
inands the highest salary every paid to
single vaudeville entertainer and is
regarded as one OF the most potent box
Office attractions ever presented, to which
fact they gave legal testimony when
rival managers sought for her services
last spring In addition to being one
of the most perfectly formed women
who ever trod the stage, Miss Kellerman
| is singularly versatile, for she Il a cham
pion swimmer, diver 81 exceptional
ability, one OF the best disbolo players
in the world, and physical culture ex.
! pert Of note. In this series Of pictures,
| all Of her gifts are exploited to the
greatest advantage The high diving
scenes are taken at the seaside. Those
most familiar with her public appear
ance declare the pictures to be a vast
improvement on her regular act, as the
| physical disadvantages Of the stage are
overcome.
.,sssssx. Regular meeting of Hiawa-
tina lodge, No. 20, L @. O. f.,
sssyev Thursday evening at o'clock.
Work, third degree; practice Of second.
Per order Noble Grand,
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