The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-11-28
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Specials in waists at Vaughan's.

The place to buy fancy aprons is at
Vaughan's.
! Eugene Tracy of Readville, Mass, is
visiting friends in the city
Don't fail of getting a white waist
at Perry's for Soc, marked down.
Munsing union suits for men and boys
from the Frank McWhorter company.
There will be rehearsal of the Barre
Citizens band this evening at 1880
o'clock.
Mentholettes, the best cough drop, for
sale only by Davis, the druggist, Sc the
package.
Mrs d. G. Jarvis returned this after
noon from visit with relatives in Bur
lington
Miss Emma L. Ranney went to Berlin
to-day, where she is engaged to teach
this winter.
Now is the time to have your harness
put in condition for the winter Bring
it to Parker's.
Almo Tenerani of Proctor is passing
few days in the city, the guest of
Joseph Giompolini.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Baccei OF Proctor are
visiting at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Rossi Of Seminary street,
The program for Wednesday night at
the Episcopal ladies' fair will be pub
ished in Tuesdays Times.
Miss Grace Houston Of Mortified has
returned home, after spending a few
days with relatives in Barre.
The condition of George W. Mann Of
1 Wellington street, who has been seri-
onsly i'll, is improving steadily.
Francesca Canalez went to New York
to-day, where he will take passage for
Spain, to spend the winter at his former
home.
Mr. and Mrs John Daggett of Thet-
ford are guests at the home OF Mr. and
Mrs. William f. Haskins of North Main
street.
Congregational boy scouts, attention
You will meet this week Friday at 80
lip. M, instead Of Tuesday, as previously
announced Let every boy be on hand
and on time.
1 Mrs j. Levinof, who has been visiting
/ for the past week at the home Of her
sister, Mrs. David Sickle of Mount
street, left last night for her home in
Montreal, Que.
Miss Margaret Doheny, who was
called to her home in Mortified a few
weeks ago by the illness Of her mother,
has returned to this city, and this morn
ing she resumed her duties as teacher in
the Summer street school.
Miss Gussie Yeti has resumed her
work in the Bethel Combination Cash
store of Bethel, after spending a mum
Der of weeks in New York, during which
/ time Mrs Nora Stratton OF Barre filled
her position as stenographer and book
keeper.
Rev. e. o. Thayer left last night for
Austin, Texas, where he is to speak at
Sam Houston college, the president Of
which is a college acquaintance Of DIR.
Thayer. lie win be gone about two
weeks.
The boy scouts Of the Congregational
church had a splendid time on their
"hike" to Graniteyille Saturday after
noon, and every one OF the thirty-five
boys who made the trip wants to repeat
the performance each Saturday. The
boys, under direction of Rev j. w Bar
nett and DR.. Joe w. Jackson, started
the construction OF a log hut, to be used
as a rendezvous for the scouts.
Mrs. Rowland and Mrs. Peer will be
at the Rowland hall at 2 o'clock to.mor,
row Tuesday, afternoon and would ask
all who have promised articles for the
domestic table TO bring or send them in,
so the committee can get their tables
ready and mark the goods before even
ing. They also invite other ladies TO
contribute articles in the way OF cooked
food, preserves, jellies, pickles, etc, 10
help make the sale success. Remem.
Der the dates, November 20 and 30
The first annual banquet Of the Italian
Independent club was held Saturday
night The affair took place in the clubs
new club rooms on Blackwell street,
which were occupied for the first time
on this OCCASION An after-dinner pro-
gram featured the evening, and several
speakers responded Among them was
the president, Joseph Calderarra He
gave short history Of the clubs two
years of existence and said that the
year just drawing TO a close had been
the most successful in its history Dur
ing the past season, a baseball team has
been maintained, and 10 out of the 26
games played have resulted in victories
for the Independents, II is expected that
an all-Italian team win be put into the
field at the opening Of next summer.
The program at the Pavilion for the
first three days of this week Is said to
be the strongest that was ever shown at
this popular little theatre If ii is,
tine performers who are giving It must
90 some, as the shows given there are
usually of high order of excellence
Nevertheless, the agent who looks after
the booking took pains to telephone the
management, stating that he took great
pride in the program for the first three
days OF this week; that both acts had
received the best reports of any two
acts on she circuit. The picture pro-
gram Is also strong one, embracing
three reels Of pictures and including the
worlds championship baseball series OF
1910, between the Chicago and Ath. /
letics. The other two reels are dramatic !
and comedy pictures, gotten especially !
for those who do not care for the base
ball series.
Presbyterian Boy Scouts Took Hike. |
About 80 of the boy scouts Of the
Presbyterian church left this city last /.
Thursday at 9 o'clock for a hike to