The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-10-31
TALK OF THE TOWN

| ahleiS sanitary DdfDef shop, SIN cnaHs'
! Special sale on sweaters at The
! Vaughan Store
Cash paid for watches, diamonds, gold
and silver at Burr's.
! At Abbott's you viii find some extra
values in ladies' tailored suits
G. w. 0dell went to Ausable Forks,
n. " to-day on business trip.
Remember the Halloween party at the
Episcopal church tonight at 1880 o'clock.
See the ladies' sweaters for soc; only
40 to sell at that price. At Vaughan's.
To Rent Furnished room with mod
ern conveniences. Apply at 20 Averill st.
Miss Loretta Miles returned this aft
ernoon from a visit with relatives in
Burlington.
A barrel of Eye old.fashioned hore-
hound drops Just received at the Red
Cross. Bag for Sc.
A SOC heavyweight jersey underwear
at soc a garment, from the Frank Nc
Whorter company,
Winchester union suits for the chill
dren at Perry's, only so cents pair.
They are good and warm
Read Buzzell's adj on page s. Clip the
coupons. Get into the $500 cash bowl.
ing contest before it is over.
Rev p. M. McKenna, who has been
absent in Europe for several months,
returned to Barre Saturday evening
Come one, come all, to the Halloween
social at the NJ. e. church tonight at
. o'clock and have your fortune told
The young people of tine Baptist church
are to serve Scotch supper Tuesday
evening, November /, in the church par.
Tors.
Il. J.. Ward, of the firm OF Cushman
~ Ward, has gone to Marshfeld on a
hunting trip, intending to be away a
week
Charles A. Smith, manager Of the Nor
rison farm, left to-day for a two weeks
vacation, which he viii spend in Boston
and Portland Me.
William Letourneau returned Satur-
day night from Washington, where he
has been employed this summer as ohauf-
feur for Ira G. Calef.
A Halloween party will be given by
the Altar guild in the vestry of the
Episcopal church Monday evening Octo-
Der 81 at 1870 o'clock. Admission. &c.
Members OF Barre lodge, No 1873, New
England Order OF Protection. are in.
yited to visit lodge No. 533, at their
meeting to be held IN Woodmen's hall
Tuesday evening, Nov. l.
A. p. Wood of Dorchester. Mass. who
was called here by the death of his
father the venerable Benjamin 0. Wood,
who died at the age Of 80, returned to-
day TO his home. Benjamin o. Wood, a
grandson OF the deceased, also returned
TO his home in Atkinson, n. H. having
been called to attend the funeral. This
was the first visit to Barre III 20 years
for the latter
Among the arrivals at the hotel Otis
Saturday night and Sunday were S. c.
Stern, New York; Mr. and Mrs. Martin
Brown. New York; c. c. Abbott, Plain
field; +. A. Wright, Lowell; c. II. Morse.
Lowell; J. @, Webb Danville. p. OF;
II s. Anderson, New York; II. ii. Dodge,
New York; G. w. Coy, Quincy, Mass.
John Leslie. Montreal; II. 4. Folsom.
LyndonWlle; Ray Minard. Waterbury;
p. G. Lavery, Mortified; James Col
Inns, Mortified; f. J Kelley, North
field; w II. Cook, Berlin.
Judging from what was seen and heard
at rehearsals this morning the patrons
Of the Pavilion have fine show coming
to them tonight, the work of both acts
being Of very high order, showing ex-
ceptional talent and ability, and present.
ing great variety of novelties and
lot Of good comedy Two new reels of
pictures, both Of which are excellent. fit
nicely into the program, thus giving
show that is bound to add greatly to
the pop larity Of this already very pop
ular little theatre.