The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-10-21
TALK OF THE TOWN

Persian neckwear and belts at The
Vaughan Store.
Cash paid for watches, diamonds, gold
and silver at Burr's.
See the white net waists, samples, at
Sl,5O each, at Vaughans,
L. Il. Douglass Of Burlington was
in the city yesterday on business.
George Miller of Richford has been
passing few days in the city on bus.
mess.
BE sure you see our line of tailored
shirt waists arriving daily, at the Paris
Shirtwaist House.
Mrs. A. e. LaPoint attended the dis
triet meeting of the Woman's Relief
corps at Stowe to-day.
Public Scotch dance, Woodlands hall,
Saturday October %. Nico's orches-
ira, gents $500, ladies free.
Read Buzzell's adj on page s. Clip the
coupons, Get into the $500 cash bowl.
ing contest before it is over.
Rev. tand Mrs. J. W. Barnett re-
turned last night from a stay Of ten
days in Boston and vicinity.
Mrs. Kate King returned yesterday to
her home In Burlington, after passing
a few days with friends mere.
G. w, Perry went to Randolph to-day
on a business trip Dan A. Perry was
in Plainfeld on a business visit.
i. G. Taylor, who has been spending
a few days with his uncle in this city,
returned to his home in Wolcott.
Alexander Anderson has gone. to St.
Adams to take the position Of foreman
for the st. Adams Granite company.
NJ. w. Of A. public dance, Rowland
& Cave hill Saturday, October %
Riley's orchestra. soc for gents, ladies
free
Miss Josie Varney returned last night
from a three weeks vacation, spent in
Lowell, Boston and North Chelmsford,
Mass
Miss Gertrude Dwight returned yes.
terdav TO her home in Brattleboro, after
passing few days with relatives in
the city,
Nichols dancing class meets Friday
evening. Beginners should join at this
time If possible. Private lessons by
appointment,
Mrs Thomas Culver returned yester.
day to her home in Springfield, Mass,
after passing several days with friends
in the city.
Mrs Fillmore p Harris returned to-
day to her home in Biddeford, Me- after
a visit to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Patrick Brown.
You had better engage the vacuum
cleaner at Veale & Knights to help in
house cleaning; $3.50 for half day, 500
for whole day.
William Mortimer, jr., and Miss
Evelyn Mortimer OF this city. were
married last evening in Montpelier by
Rev S. F. Bloomfield.
John Hayward and Timothy Dean
have returned to their home In Glare.
mont, N FL, after passing a few days
with relatives in the city.
A number Of persons from this city
attended the dance in North Montpelier
last night. McEnuellys orchestra fur.
nished music for the occasion
Contributions for the rummage sale
will be gladly received at the Wheelock
building on North Main street, Friday
and Saturday afternoons Of this week
Mr. and Mrs Harley kenerson, who
have been spending week at the home
OF Mrs. kenerson's parents in Milford,
Mass, returned to this city last night
Wanted at once, girl or middle.aged
woman to assist in general homework
Only capable and reliable ones need APP
ply. n +. telephone 1912, Peoples tel.
ephone 62-l3
Yesterday, a string Of a. cars was
taken from here to Montpelier over the
Central Vermont branch, being one of
the largest Of the fall. Most OF the
cars We're loaded
There will be meeting of Compan-
ion court, No. 757, /. O. f., Friday,
October 2l. Business Of Importance and
full attendance is desired. Per order,
R. s., Kate Gregoire,
Allen Moses Flanders Of this city and
Miss Ella Mabel Kew of Montpelier
were married at the latter city at the
nome of Mrs. Charlotte Keliher Mr..
and Mrs Flanders will reside here. the
groom being employed in the Palace
garage.
II, X. Bush Of this city and Mr.. and
Mrs. Merrill Russell Of Montpelier went
yesterday, to Morrisvile, where they as
sisted in the observance of the twenty
third anniversary Of the founding of the
New England Order of Protection. d.
NJ Frye of Boston, secretary of the
supreme lodge, accompanied them.
The Dreamland Theatre company pre-
sents to-day to the public great vivid
war picture entitled. The Road to Rich
mond, a romance of the Civil war, This
is a Seig picture, with Jennie Carroll,
sister OF Lieut. Carroll, as the heroine.
The scenes are all in old Virginia and
cover tine period from 1860 to 1865.
At enormous expenee tais panorama
Of the war Of the rebellion has been
prepared.
c. f. Smith, auctioneer, with the D.
A. Perry Real Estate agency, sold yes
terday at auction for ~ ID. Page and
j II. Human at the Emory Perkins
farm in Plainfeld 80 COWS, all sizes and
ages, to be fresh in the winter and
spring. The lot averaged S37 40 per
head; one pair steers sold for $500; one
pair steers for $500; one odd steer for
$4,000. The owners were well satisfied
with the sale, and those who purchased
cows could not help being satisfied.
Over 80 members OF Barre council No.
40l, Knights Of Columbus, with their
wives and friends went last night to
Montpelier, where they attended the lee
tnre ON .Collmhnsn delivered I'M the