The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-10-22
TALK OF THE TOWN

D4i1i9 sanitary udipfI pliVpi slA Sh"AiS'
Excursion to New York; see adv. on
page 6.
Auction sale at City auction rooms
tonight.
children's union suits, 25c and Soc at
Vaughan's
/ children's white bear coats only $3.50
at Abbott's.
It will pay to visit vaughan's for
winter goods,
4 Buy your underwear and hosiery to-
night at Fits
| Blankets, soc, soc, 95c up, at The
Vaughan Store.
Another lot Of those $l.25 wrappers
at Eeale q Knights.
! More OF those ladies' $500 sweaters
for 60c at Yaughans.
Cash paid for watches, diamonds, gold
and silver at Burr's.
Lady Maceabees fair, Rowland hall,
October n, Is and 30.
Cutler Brothers received car load of
horses from New York last night.
Harry Powers of Newport was a bus
mess visitor in the city yesterday.
Ladies' kid gloves, Sl25, at Veale 4
Knight's-the kind that give satisfae-
tion.
Mrs G. w Blanchard went to Frank
lin, n. H., to-day for a visit with
friends.
Apples for sale, Sl.75 per barrel; pick
apples and find own barrels. Wilbur +.
Shepard
A. L. Foster of st. Johnsbury has
been spending few days in the city
on business.
BE sure you see our line Of tailored
shirt waists, arriving daily, at the Paris
Shirtwaist House.
The Frank Mc1Vhorter company has a
complete line of mems and boys sweat
ers, soc to $3.50.
Mrs. William Phails returned yester-
day from few days visit with rela-
tives in Lyme, N. H
Public Scotch dance, Woodlands hail.
Saturday October ~. Nicols orehes-
ira, gents $780, ladies free
Somehow the tone of a Blasius goes
straight to the heart Seen it yeti AT
Gould's, SO Spaulding street.
Read Buzzell's adj on page s. Clip the
coupons. Get into the $500 cash bowl
ing contest before it is over.
J. J. MeCabe returned yesterday TO-
his home in Burlington, after passing
few days in the city on business.
Harry Roberts and George sowles
la ~. ~.
they vii spend a few days with fsiends.
You had better engage the vacuum
cleaner at Veale & knights to help in
house cleaning; $3.50 for half day, $500
for whole day,
Some pianos satisfy for time.
Blasius-made pianos keep on satisfying
There's a reason. At H. A. Gould's, Sc
Spaulding street.
la Vecchia Filodrammatica ia motto il
resoconto della reeita dato Sahato pro
Seuola Moderna. Entrata 1875 Uscita
$3.50 Avanzo 5205.
Mr. and Mrs Chester Rivers returned
yesterday to their home in Woodsville,
\ H. after spending several days with
relatives in the city.
Contributions for the rummage sale
win be gladly received at the WheelocI<
building on North Main street, Friday
and Saturday afternoons OF this week.
Wanted at once, girl or middle-aged
woman to assist In general housework. /
Only capable and reliable ones need APP
ply. n. F. telephone 1912, Peoples tel
ephone 62-I3
The Tourist club will meet with Mrs.
Davis Monday afternoon at 2,30 p. m.
and Miss Brown Of Montpelier win give
a talk on Holland Each member
may bring guest
As a result Of Wednesdays football
game at Montpelier, five new candidates
have heen added 10 the Spaulding high
school sqGsd. Coach SoIdini is working
ont a new bockfeld and stronger team
ali around will doubtless result.
Mrs. Eta S. Richardson. who is to
conduct class Of dressmaking at 1871 /
Washington street. wishes to meet those
desiring to take this course on Monday
afternon, October "a AS this viii UNI |
doubtedly be the last class that she will |
have in this city, this priceless oppor.
tuuity ought not to be overlooked.
AT the regular meeting Of the Italian
Athletic club, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year; President, 1
A. NJ. Celia; vice president Frank Co [
lombo; secretary, A. Simonell; assistant
secretary G, Bianchi; treasurer S. Mo-
lima; executive committee, j. Brugnoni, (
s. Marehesi, c. Bordenzotti. Frank Co I
lombo was elected manager OF the base |
ball team and A. Broggi, assistant man
ager.
The district meeting of the Woman's |
Relief corps was held at Stowe ycster- |
day. There were present % from Brooks /
corps of Montpelier, Is from Waterbury
Center, and IS from the corps at Stowe. /
The visiting officer was Edna L. Jewett, I
department president, from Swanton.
The address OF welcome was given by
Mrs. Eddy and responded to by Mrs. /
Emma LaPoint. The work was exempli. /
fed by Brooks Relief corps and an excel. |
lent dinner was furnished BY Fl. II. 4
Smith corps Of Stowe in the memorial
building
The local talent play, "A Day At the
Ranelk" proved an even greater at /
traction last night than on the first /
night, the opera house being nearly |
filled with an enthusiastic audience /
Hardly an empty seat could be found |
in the auditorium while the balcony
was we'll filed. The efforts of the young
thespians brought forth genuine ap-
plause from the audience and the play /
went off with a dash and spirit that I
rba ra ~ arfyad tho eateeaau of ~. ,n4o~