The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-10-19
TALK OF THE Town

Il Peau de cygne dress, $1,000 value, nov
\ Sl4Ol, at Fits.
II The Presbyterian choir win meet to-
night at o'clock.
Children's fluff hose" fleece lined, two
pairs for 25c, at Perry's.
w. G. Goodwin went to Burlington
this morning on a business trip.
James A1cKernan returned last night
from ten days vacation, spent in Bos-
ton.
John Frontini and Harold Atkins of
Waterbury were visitors in the city yes
terday.
Fownes gloves, that it pays to buy.
See them; 800 and $l.25 pair, at The
Vaughan Store
Regular meeting of Barre lodge, No.
1873, New England Order Of Protection,
tonight at 1880.
The Over the Teacups club viii meet
with Mrs. Gertrude Wetmore Thursday
afternoon at gao
Nicholas Healy returned home to-day,
after passing few days with Mrs.
Healy in Burlington.
Standard transfer patterns are pub
lished only by Standard Fashion com
pany. Porry's store has them.
Peter Coechi and family left last night
for New York whcr they will take pass.
age for an extended visit in Italy
Ernest Cudworth, clerk in Z. N. Lv-
ou's store, went to his home in Lon
donderry to-day for two weeks stay
Mrs. Benjamin Clarke returned to-day
to her home in Hanover, n. H.. after
spending a few days with relatives here
Are you prepared for the hunting
season? The Frank McWhorter com
lpany can interest you in warm clothing.
There win be an adjourned regular
meeting OF the Modern Woodmen of
America Thursday, October 20, at 7
p. IN.
Come to the Page & Hinman auction
tomorrow. Forty-eight nice cows. One
o'clock P. m. See page 7. G. +. Smith,
auetioneer
Mr.. and Mrs. Clement Desautel re.
turned yesterday to their home in st.
Armand, Que, after passing a week with
friends in the city.
George Warner, who has been EN-
ployed in this city Tor several months,
went yesterday to Proctor, where he
will remain for a time
Mrs. William LaCasse and son, who
have been spending a week with rela-
tives in Boston, returned to their home
on School street last night
Mr. and Mrs. William r. Niles and son
returned yesterday TO their home in
Champaign, n y, after spending a week
with relatives in the city.
The football game between Goddard
seminary and North Barre, scheduled to
be played on the campus this after
noon, has been postponed to some day
next week.
At the Thursday evening meeting in
the. Congregational church, Mrs G. H.
Granger will give a report on the state
Sunday school convention recently held
in Rutland.
James McCusker, who has been EN-
ployed at the City hotel for the past
several months, left last night for Bos.
ton, where he expects to remain during
the winter /
Examine the scalp Of all school chill
lreu, and if you find head lice get bot
Tie Of Rexal Larkspur Lotion az once,
It is sold only at the Red Cross. Safe,
sure, harmless, clean and very effective.
Madam Florence, clairyoyant and palm.
st. now at the hotel Otis, is meeting
with great success. At the earnest re-
iuest OF her many friends and patrons.
The viii remain one week longer. Room
Notice, polshers. Regular meeting
Barre polishers' branch 6. c. l. A., in =
heir hall, Nichols block, on Thursday
vening, October 20, at 7;3o o'clock. A [
God attendance requested. w. G. Pirie, I
&c.
G. F. Smith, an auctioneer Of twenty
ears experience, can sell your real es-
ate, farm stock, merchandise. and. in
act, everything you wish to dispose of 4
{ public auction. Satisfaction guaran- !
eed. With the D. A. Perry Real Estate
gency, Barre, Vt. Phone 1921.
A clothes-line thief was at work at
on the Montpelier road
londay night, cutting the lire OF Mrs p
. I. Arey and stripping off the clothes
nd having made start ON the line
Mrs. George Barnard, when the bark q
e of a dog aroused the household. II
hey found the line cut, and the clothes
ing on the ground; but the dogs warn
e had saved the articles. E
The Dunbar company male quartet
nd bell ringers will be at the Barre
oera house November IL Their history 4
their strongest endorsement, having j.
sited every part of the union Canada,
reat Britain and the continent One
mdred and twenty different Chautau-
ian assemblies have heard them, some
turning them for the second. third
I'd fourth consecutive years This won
srful musical company is to be at
e Barre opera house Friday evening,
ovember II.
The concert and dance given in How
nd hall last evening BY McEnellv's II
nging orchestra was attended by the
rgest crowd that this popular musical
ganization has ever attracted in this M,
y IL is estimated that over 100
uples were present. The concert be.
n promptly at S o'clock, many per-
ms attending who were unabla "a