The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-17
TALK OF THE TOWN
Glove sale at vaughan's.

1909 corset models. See window at
Yaughan's.
Thomas Gaul left yesterday for a bust.
ness visit in Boston.
Before the furs are packed away, bet,
Ter buy fur scarf at Pery's.
winfred Vaughan left to-day for a
weeks visit with relatives in Hartford,
Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs, George Colby of VII.
Jamestown We're visitors in the city yes.
terday.
There win be a regular meeting of Uni
form Frank, X. OF p, Thursday evening,
March rs.
You will find the incest Of fruit and
candy at Tony" Giaehinos every day
in the week.
Charles Severance of Woodstock Is a
guest at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ar.
thur G. Miles.
The ladies' Auxiliary Of the A. o. II.
win hold a meeting, Wednesday evening
at 1880 o'clock.
FF Iarkin, accompanied by his moth
er, left this noon for Newport, n. Il,
on business trip.
Miss Marion Remington Of Goddard
seminary left to-day for visit at her
home in Springfield,
NJ. j. Foy and daughter Of Kcnwick
r. O., are visiting az the home OF MIR,
and Mrs. o. n. Granger.
@. L. Walden Of Boston, a travelling
agent Of the Wabash railroad. was in
the city on business to-day.
Tonight at the opera house new NOV.
ing pictures, Ryan and Douglass and
Miss Isabel Gall in Scotch and Irish
dances.
RS. George Wilfore, who Il suffering
with rheumatism, was taken 10 her home
in Plainfeld by her mother, Mrs. Joseph
Bennett.
/ veterani-Nel mese venture Ia sera
del 3 Aprile 1909 AL Pavilion Hall da-
ranno una grande festor da ballot a pro
del loro Sodalizio.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. W. Rowell, who have
been visiting at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. 0. II. Hale, returned to their home
in st. Johnsbury to-day.
Don't forget the Ebony Ministries en-
tertainment and dance, March II, in
Armory hall, Montpelier; new jokes,
new songs, and all up-tO-date hits.
Polishers, attention. Regular meeting
in their ball, Nichols block, on Thurs
day evening. March Is. at 1880 o'clock.
Good attendance requested; roll-call. w.
G. Pirie, Secy.
The Woman's Auxiliary Of the Church
of the Good Shepherd win hold a mission
study at the home OF Mrs. F. G. How
land on Thursday evening at 1880 o'clock.
All the ladies of the parish arc cordially
invited.
Say, boys! The books in the cireulat.
ing library that opens March 26 at The
Congregational church are real books or
life. You may find an interesting one.
Better come and look over the catalogue,
anyway.
Madam Florence, clairvoyant and palm.
list. Hotel Otis room l6 Has no equal
in her line. Tell you just what you
want to know. If YOU are in trouble,
DO not fail 10 consult her. Satisfaction
guaranteed, or no charge.
/ will sell my home place, consisting
of a house and barn and 20 acres Of
land, together with farming tools and
separator, or would exchange for prop.
erty in good location in the city. Ad.
dress Mrs. Tierny. Telephone 42l
The Comique show to-day is a good
one, as usual Bernard Pallicy," hand.
oolored drama very similar to the play,
"The Middleman." "The Dwarfs Bride"
is a drama that surely pleases. The
comedy pictures, "The Two Cinnamon"
and "Grandfather's Birthday" are very
funny and this program should pack this
popular theatre.
The ladies Of the Universalist church
have been busily sewing and are now
prepared to help you out with your
spring sewing by holding an Easter sale |
in the vestry OF the church April 8. They /
have many useful articles too numerous /
to mention for the children, as well as
the ladies. Watch for further announce.
ments
The Theatorium offers one of those
action bills to-day, the feature picture
being The Detectives Of the Italian Blu /
reau." This picture is very fast and is
sure to find instant favor. The Burg. |
lar Trust Is another action picture |
An Exciting Flight" and The Dislo.
Gated Veteran complete we'll balanced I
bill for the patrons OF this cosy theatre.
"A Collection Of Postage Stamps" Is
about as interesting a picture as one
often sees 1t shows clearly stamps
from various foreign countries, some of
them very rare and valuable, Whether
one is directly concerned in collecting
stamps or not, this film will instruct.
Saved by Dog" is dramatic and ex,
citing The song is said to be the best
for a long time, "spooning With Your
Love-"
High Art Clothes represent the high
est value in ready made suits, and every
cent beyond the price you pay here is
money cast away. Ii anyone offers you
the same fabric that goes into our high
art clothes and asks you from $500 to
$1,000 more, you might as well take the
additional bills and scatter them to the
four winds of heaven, so far as the good
they'll do you. More interesting facts
and prices in A. A. Smith & Brothers
ad. on page 4 to-day.
Mrs. II. j. Slayton entertained the
Tuesday afternoon whist club at her
home on Liberty street, yesterday after
noon. There were five tables OF players
and whist was enjoyed throughout the
afternoon. The first prizes were won