The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-10-28
TALK OF THE TOWN

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Phoenix and Bradley mulilers at Fits
Miers' sanitary barber shop, six chairs.
Aprons and crib blankets, special Sat
urday, at Fits
Ladies scarlet underwear in wool at
Veale & Knights.
Cash paid for watches, diamonds, gold
and silver at Burrs.
If you want good suit or coat, see
the values Abbott is showing,
Choice fruit Of all kinds at lowest
prices at the United Fruit Store.
Paul Scampini has returned home,
after spending few days in Boston.
/ Read Buzzell's ad. on page g. Clip the
coupons. Get into the $500 cash bowl
ing contest before it iss over.
4 Cotton buck towels at sc each, good
size, also a large size buck towel for
loo each, at Perry's on Saturday.
Come and look over our line Of fresh
fruits, the freshest and largest variety
in the city, at DIVERSE Fruit Co.
# you need help to clean house, get
Veale & Knights vacuum cleaner; $3.50
for half day, or $500 for whole day.
Mayo Lynde, who has been spending
a vacation in this vicinity, has returned
to his work in Salt Lake City, Utah.
| The condition Of Carroll, the ten-year-
old son Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. d. Swasey
I OF Nelson street, who has been seriously
ill, is improving
| George Gauthier Of Bethel. who has
been visiting relatives in the city for
4 the past week, went to Rochester to-
I day, where he will hunt deer next week
| A Halloween party will be given by
the Altar guild in the vestry Of the
| Episcopal church Monday evening. 0eto-
Der 81 at 1880 o'clock Admission, SC.
| Mrs. Hulda Benton and two children
returned yesterday to their home in
New Bedford, Mass, after spending sew
eral weeks with relatives in this city
and vicinity.
Wanted at once, girl or middle-aged
woman TO assist in general homework.
Only capable and reliable ones need APP
| ply. n. e, telephone 1919 Peoples tel.
ephone 62-l3.
The Dreamland theatre presents to-
day one Of the longest and best-assorted
programs of pictures ever exhibited in
Barre Seven fine pictures and two
songs make up the program-all for Sc.
The Young Peoples association of the
Presbyterian church met in the church
vestry last evening An excellent fea-
ture Of the program carried out was
paper, entitled, "Florence Nightingale
Dr +. i Stephenson OF Merchant
street having gone to Berry Que, on a
few days business trip, Dr. F. X T.
Archambault will act as court physician
for the Foresters of America during his
absence.
c. O. Averill win start class in
dancing in Woodmens hall for children
from the age Of to IA on Saturday,
Oct. %, at 2 o'clock; lessons S256;
/ it there are two or more from ono fam
lily $500 each.
Clayton Meaker, who is employed in
Iadd's store, was called to Topsham
last night by the death Of his father,
S. q. Meaker, The deceased is well
known in this city, having resided here
several years ago.
An art talk viii be delivered Nlfore
the Athena club by Mrs c, s. Sp0oner
Of Mortified at the home Of Mrs. George
Z Bond 30 East street, Tuesday after
noon at 1880 o'clock Each member has
the privilege Of inviting a friend
Thursday arrivals at the hotel Otis
were as follows; r s. Robertson. Bos-
ton; II. A. Lewis Burlington; c. G..
Frisbie, Milton; john Leslie Montreal;
W. b Goodeuow, NJ W Mcintosh How.
ard Ford, Boston; 0. R. Kelton, New
York City; w Newsock, New York
City; j. Il Hawley, Providence, X. l.;
w. f. Spencer, Albany. n. Y; A. N.
Thompson, Worcester, Mass.
The romantic American drama, @The
White 'quaw,' is presented By Louis f.
Werba al he opera house tonight. One
of the most interesting galleries Of char
acters OF the modern drama viii be
shown. The scenes are laid in the Mich.
igan forests a century ago, and some OF
the people OF the play are early Amer
lean settlers, American Indians, as they
existed in reality, fur traders and trap
pers with the knights and ladies fair
Of early American society to heighten
the contrasts in this striking picture.
The new vaudeville acts at the Pa
vilion proved to be winners, both acts
being highly entertaining from every
point of view The E. z. L. trio. with
lot of comedy, singing and dancing,
got many laughs and proved themselves
capable at every stage Of the game.
L. Aigion, the flying sailor, reminds one
Of spider, jumping from bar to bar
and flying around on his rigging in
manner that made many hold their
breath. He is by far the best aerial
artist ever seen at the Pavilion Two
excellent reels Of pictures are features
Of the show for to-day and tomorrow,
one being Telegraph comedy drama
Of the early days in Ireland. The otn-
er, entitled "The Little Mother at the
Baby Show" is undoubtedly the finest
uicttfrp eyer made Inv tho Via 0rat,t MO