The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-10-20
TALK OF THE TOWN
NIunsing underwear at Abbott's.

Excursion to New York. see adv, on
page 8.
! d. S. Waterman is passing a few days
in Burlington.
Always bargains in the wash goods
department at Vaughan's.
| Harold Burroughs went to Burlington
to-day for a visit with friends.
Ladies' neeced hose, l5c pair, an extra
good value, at Perry's on Saturday
| w. f. Ayers Of Fitchburg Mass, Is in
the city on few days business visit
See the 500 and SIPS petticoats for
zoe and SOC Saturday, at Yaughan's.
Apples for sale, sl75 per barrel; pick
apples and find own barrels, Wilbur +.
Shepard
/ Towel sale Friday and Saturday.
Note the size, 2lx4o, only loc each.
At Vaughan's
The w. C. T. U. win meet with Mrs.
Q. S, Wiley, ] Maple Grove, Friday
afternoon at 2;30 o'clock.
The Frank MeWhorter company asks
you to inspect its immense line of
overcoats- $3.50 to 5000.
Another ribbon sale at yeale &
Knights Friday and Saturday See them
ON counter. Get ready for Christmas
now.
D. Stella, who is employed in the Co
lumbus pharmacy, is spending short
vacation at his former home in New
York.
Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Gale and Kenneth
Gale returned to their home in this city
last night, after passing week in
Boston.
Clarence Clark Of Concord. n. H., is
passing few days at the home OF his
parents, Mr. and Mrs William Clark
OF Ayers street.
William Mortimer. IT,, of this city
has purchased the Robert Kerr place on
the East Montpelier road through the
ID. A. Perry Real Estate agency. Con-
sjderation, $500
f. w. Denison, Central Vermont
civil engineer from St. Adams, who has
been passing several days in the city.
went to-day to Mortified, where he will
be engaged in surveying for a few days
Barre lodge, No 1873, New England
Order Of Protection, will observe the
Esd anniversary of the founding OF the
order at exercises to be held in the How
land hall Thursday evening, October 20.
The exercises will consist OF a short
program, with addresses by two prom
inent members of the supreme lodge
after which dancing will be INDUCED in
till midnight.
Frederick Bison OF South Main street
Is exhibiting a tweHty-five-cent piece,
struck off in the year 1907 which he
discovered few days ago in pile
OF refuse on the sidewalk near the old
First National bank building at the cor
ner OF Main and Washington streets.
While walking past the place recently,
Mr.. Bison saw what he supposed to be
a button lying in the dirt. He picked it
up and was surprised to find that il
was coin. With little polishing the
denomination of the piece was easily
distinguished, the date and the familiar
figure of the goddess of liberty on one
side, and the United States coat OF arms
on the reverse. The coin also bears the |
circle of stars and the Latin inscription,
"E Pluribus Unum' Mr. Bison intends |
TO dispose OF the quarter to some coin
collector.
A dress rehearsal Of "A Day at the
Ranch" was held in the opera house
last evening and, unlike the usual last !,
rehearsal, this one was perfect. Every
one was ready and on time, no song or
speciality needed second trial and the
whole performance went as it should |
with a paid audience present. Bruces
orchestra also came in for a lot of
praise and was a great help and inspira-
ton to the performers and the public
certainly has treat in store for them
IN the two performances. The canton
will occupy the boxes in full dress uni.
form, which will add lot to the gaiety
Of the evening. Nothing funnier than
the pickaninnies and the comedians has
ever been seen here and there will be
plenty Of fun Big houses are assured
and the show win be fine. and Hiawatha
lodge, l. O. o. F., is already to be CON
graduated on its success on their first
before the public