The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-11-09
TALK OF THE TOWN
Regal shoes at Abbott's,
Glove special at Vauphan'i

DOC Que and Toe Dunbar concert.
Read the Paris Shirtwaist house adv,
on page 8, it will interest you.
Regular meeting of the ladies' auxil-
larry, a. o. T., this evening at Z o'clock
c. 0. AverilPs Wednesday night class
will be in the Worthen hall November 0.
Miss Clara Corti of Batavia. N. Y. is
visiting relatives in the city for a few
days.
Mrs. w. d, Smith went to Boston to-
DIV for a visit with her daughter, Miss
Eva Smith.
Store to rent in the Durkee block.
Inquire of Mrs. G, B. Durkee, 800 North
Main street.
The ladies Of Clan Gordon will mold
their annual fair December s, and 10,
Rowland hall
Y. P, A. social on Thursday evening.
Better than ever. This one is going to
be the limit"
Mrs n. w, Morse and Mr.. and Mrs.
Phny Morse of Randolph were visitors in
the city to-day
Mrs Aaron Richardson of Washington
left this noon for few days visit
with friends in New York.
The executive committee of the Barre
hospital aid will meet at the hospital
Friday afternoon at o'clock
Arthur Wark went to Burlington to-
day to resume his studies at the uni
yersity Of Vermont Medical college.
Rev. Edward G. Fontaine, assistant
pastor at st. Monica's church. has re.
turned home, after spending few days
in st. Johnsbury.
Mrs, E. H. Joachim returned to-day
to her home in Trenton, n. j., after
spending several days with friends in the
city.
Clarence +. Snodgrass returned last
night to his home in Nashua, n. H..
after spending ten days in the city on
business.
Rev Joseph Tucot, pastor of st. Syl-
vesters church at Graniteville, returned
to-day, after spending a few days in
Burlington.
Mrs Mary NJ Barclay went to Clare
mont, n H., to-day for three weeks
visit at the home OF her daughter, Mrs.
George Gilman.
Mr. Elmore will meet his class under
the supervision OF Mrs. Burgess and
Nichols in Rowland hall at 7 o'clock
Tuesday evening next.
Something of interest to every lady
in Barre at the Paris Shirtwaist house
You had better call The new location
is in the Currier block, over the Boston
Bargain store.
A meeting of the Vermont Poultry as
ISOLATION will be held in the city court
room Wednesday evening on business
connected with the annual show which
will be held in December.
Rally day; Rev. F. c. Downey viii
speak at the rally day service to be
neld by the union Sunday school in
the Boutwell, district Sunday, November
Is, at p. M A cordial invitation is
extended to ALL
j. G. Griggs has paid claims for health
and accident insurance 70 policy holders
in Barre aud Montpelier for the month !
Of October as follows; One claim each, !
81 49, S6.67, S22.l6, S30s3. $3.50, 1886, |
S5.l3, $3.50, $l5l6, 1878, 1888, 1888, |
$l6l.84,
The J iou's offering consists OF an in
teresting train of motion pictures, drawn
by the engine of superiority. Quality !
Is the engineer and satisfaction the con
ductor. Landscape, all points Of inter.
est unexcelled. Round trip, Sc. Stop /
over allowed to-day to see the /. NJ. p. |
picture, 1.-TWO Maids"
The ladies aid society of st. Monica's
church wish to thank all friends who |
donated food for their recent supper;
to the Barre Daily Times for advertis- |
ing; also those who attended the supper. |
The sum of I80.3l was realized from |
the supper, which will enable the society
to continue the good work among the !
poor Of the parish.
Did you ever stop TO think that photo.
graphs are a very suitable gift? That /
they are the proper thing to add TO the I
Christmas list Let your Christmas gift /
to your relatives and friends be nor. |
trait OF the little ones, In whom they |
are so interested Don't wait; come
now, before the rush. Did you ever stop
to think that you secure twelve Of the
gifts for $500 at Ford & Bec1ley's stu.
dioi
Tuesday arrivals at the hotel Otis fol.
lows S, f. Brownell, Burlington: A. c.
Mason, Rutland; A. c. Watson. Boston;
Sidney Jacobs, New York CITY; NJ 7.
Moors, st. Adams; +. NJ. Bachelor.
Worcester, Mass Aaron Berman. Lit.
Teton n. H.; c. II. Hurlbut. Boston;
a. r. Skinner, New York CITY: ]. c.
Sullivan, Newburyport, Mass; w. B.
ross, Concord, n, H.; Fred Thompson.
S. +. Richardson, Newark.
n j. T. r. Phelps, Baltimore, Md.
Tonight will conclude the engagement
If both acts of vaudeville now on at
he Pavilion, both of which have been
iecided favorites. The fancy rifle shoot
ng Of the Mans6elds is truly remark
ible. The comedy act of Earle and
Bartlett kept the crowds in good humor.
altogether making a program that will
'e considered by many as the best ever
.een at the Pavilion. An entire change
# pictures comes to-day, one OF which
5 a powerful western drama, the other
Selig production in which one of the
eading parts is played by a very clever
hid actress.
In connection with the establishment
4 a Boy Scout movement at the presbv-
erian church on Monday evening. il
night be stated that Boy Scout or
anization was formed in the local Bap- !
isl church last war aud n r,a,o,,t it,,