The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-11-03
TALK OF THE TOWN

Cash paid for watches, diamonds, gold
and silver &C Burr's,
A bargain in outing flannel, Sc yard,
at PeTy's on Saturday.
Three pairs muslin curtains for Sl.00
at Perry's on Saturday
! New wrappers at Vaughan's. See the
gingham wrapper at $3.50
| Il G. Baker Of Bellows Falls was in
the city yesterday business
/ W. VI sprague Of Chelsea was in the
/ city to-day on a business visit.
Harry clough Of Washington was a
business visitor in the city to-day.
Ten-cent outing fannels in lO-yard
pieces for 70c piece, at Vaughan's
| Frank Belyille Of Graniteville shot a
fine doe in West Berlin Tuesday morn
ling.
| Fur-lined coats from the Frank Nc
Whorter Co. The largest assortment in
the city
Notice. Saturday November ), lis the
last day you can pay your water rent
without additional charges.
| A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs Arthur W. Phelps of Washington
street Tuesday November /.
Is you want a good silk petticoat to
match your suit see Abbott's value IN
all colors and black, only $3.50
The ladies' aid society Of the Presby.
terian church viii hold the fair in the
church parlors December 7, s and ..
Fire Chief O. B. Gladdinq and Earle
Cutler returned last night from Water
bury with two l50-pound bucks, which
they shot in that town.
A. NJ Quart. who has been cashier in
the Central Vermont freight office for
the past few weeks, left last night for
New York, where he has a position in
an accountants office.
Charles Darling of South Ryeeate,
recent student at Spaulding high school,
SGT a buck yesterday morning near his
home, which weighed $50 pounds and
had ten,pronged antlers
The w G 7. u. will meet IN the Bar.
AGA class room Friday afternoon at 2:30
o'clock A report OF the M. C. Il. U.I
state convention at Bristol win be given
BY Mrs. O. $. Wiley, delegate.
The Altrurians entertained their
friends last evening at the home of the
president, Mrs Glyssou The time was
spent in social way and games were
played, after which a dainty collation.
was served
G. f. Smith, auctioneer, with the D. A.
Perry Real Estate agency, held an auc.
ton sale yesterday at Chelsea for the
Sanborn estate. Cows sold for from
SAB to $40 per head, yoke Of oxen for
Sl57, ohrse for, $50, two.year-old colt
SS5, hay SS75 and straw S. per ton.
Hogs, poultry and farm tools brought
good prices
The district netting Of the /. o. G. r. /
will be held IN Williamstown Wednesday,
November o. The afternoon session win
be called to order at 230 and the even.
ing session at 1880 o'clock. Everybody
viii please come prepared with some
thing for the good OF the order, The
Rev. w. i. BREASTED of Barre win give
an address in the evening; subject, tEv.
olution in Social Order, with particu- |
lar Reference to the Liquor Traffic. |
Evening session is public, and all are
cordially invited to attend
Grand rendita su eli articoli al latta
smalto, sieeome moi stiamo per rimod
ernare il nostro negozio, ed occupare
anche Il negozio del sign +. 4. Burr. II /
gioyilierc, che dali aitra parte da moi. I
Per queqta ragioue diamo questo grande
ribasso, he vi salyera' denaro, su oil /
articoli di latta smalto Cominciando I
d oggi sino all aperture del nostro
nuOye negozio. II ribasso sara dal rs T
al 30 per cento. Per schiarimenti rivol. I
getevi al nostro comesso Italiano GUY
Otoini G. w. Ayerill & Co, 81 North /
Main street. Barre, Vermont
A new vaudeville program comes to
the Pavilion to-day one act being re-.
fined music act by the Hayes sisters.
known az the musical military maids" I
their act consisting of high-class instru.
mental selections on various instruments I
One novelty instrument carrid by these
ladies that is entirely new to the Paw I
lion, is the musical coins. The music,
which is very melodious, is produced by
dropping the coins on marble slab I
George Bartlett, the famous Hebrew
comedian, win look after the comedy
end Of the program. Both reels Of pic.
lures are excellent, especially the one
entitled, "a Cowboys Strataeem.o a
Selig ISSUE which contains many novel
and thrilling situations
Wednesday arrivals at the hotel Otis
were as follows: c. c. Dabnev, Okla I
homa City, okla; Frank Williams. c. NJ. L
Lyman, Boston; ]. l.. Jewett. Bedford.
Mass; Fl, s. Barbour. Detroit. Mich;
LYMAN Harris, +. p. Ryan. New York
City; A. C, Brown, New London, Conn;
A. 3. johnson, Portland, Me-; =. +.
Harrington, New York City; w. G.
Coutts, Mortified; G. Conant Boston;
]. +, Miles New Britain Conn; Mr. and
Mrs. A. J. Kohn, New York City; q. L.
Parkhwst, Baltimore, Md F. B. Morri-
son, Newark, N. j.; H. Holland, St.
Adams T. d. Spooner, Mortified; +. S.
Barbour. Detroit, Mich; 4. j. Fits. Pat
ersoH, " j.; T. b. Howard. Buffalo.
~ y; G, w Hickey, Boston: II. NJ.
Wells, Boston; J, w Aitken, New York
City.
After two and one.half years in the