The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-02-08
TALK OF The TOWN

Wash goods special at Vaughan's.
II. G. Bennett received two Cadillac
touring cars to-day.
| F. w. Putnam of Brattleboro was in
the city to-day on business visit
Paul Scampini returned last night
from business visit in Roxbury.
The boys of the Presbyterian church
will meet tonight at I o'clock sharp.
Miss Leona Laforest returned to this
city to-day, after spending few days
in Mortified
Urgent business meeting of A. o. II.
and L. A. in X. of c. hall Wednesday
evening at 1880 o'clock.
Miss Blanche Miller has finished her
duties in Montpelier and is at her home
in this city, i'll with rheumatic fever.
Remember the supper, "The Feast Of
! the Months" at Hedding NJ. Il. church
tonight at o'clock; tickets 25 cents.
just arrived at the Paris Shirwaist
house, new gingham, chambry and per-
Gale waists, all sizes, special price 80
cents.
Chief Sinclair arrested man this
/ lDItHbhn VII ANbt VI MAIN HlIttts anu
locked him up on the charge of intoxi.
cation.
New line Of kimono blouses, in all
over embroidery, something entirely new,
/ special Thursday, SIPS. Paris Shirt
waist house.
In the recently completed baseball
schedule of Norwich university, Goddard
seminary is included for one game which
win be played at Mortified April Is.
Charles J. Davis returned to his home
in New York City last night after spend
| ing a day here in the interests of c. j.
Davis & Co., retail granite dealers of
New York.
The meeting Of the Spanish American
war veterans called for Thursday even
| mig of this week has been postponed
until next week Thursday evening at
Miles hail.
| w. Mayo Lynde OF Salt Lake CITY.
who was called to this vicinity by the
death of his mother, is spending several
days with friends in st. Adams and
Bakersfield.
The Hoyt Musical Comedy company
will close their engagement at the opera
house tonight and present "The Two
Lovemakers," with an entire new mus
zeal program.
]. M. Bregstein of Burlington, who
has been passing a few days here on
business connected with the Surprise
Merchandise company, left last night on
a trip to Boston.
The Norwich university minstrels win
be presented in the opera house on the
evening of February is. During their
stay in the city, the members Of the
company, some sixty cadets, will be at
the City hotel.
The hash supper served in the vestry
of the Baptist church last evening was
largely attended. The Baraca class, un.
der whose auspices the supper was
served, will realize good sized sum
from the proceeds.
James Kearney and Miss Margaret
KeRrney went yesterday afternoon to
Waterbury, where they will remain with
friends for few days. Miss Kearney
viii 60 from Waterbury to her home in
Champlain, n, ", after spending two
weeks in this vicinity.
Ray p. McGrath, who has been the
representative in this district Of the Sui
Ivan Machinery company Of Claremont,
N. FL, and Chicago, has been promoted
to q similar position but over a much
larger territory embracing the southern
New England states, and he will 20 to
Boston tonight to establish his head
quarters In that city. His new work
will include the Montreal district, as at
present The local field will be covered |
by Mr. Clifford, a graduate OF Worces-
ter Polytechnic institute, who viii come
to Barre and take charge Of the firms |
office in the Northern block.
A short time ago Mr.. Wells of the !
Red Cross pharmacy received a letter |
from the American National Red Cross
society, asking him If he would CO.
operate with them in the prevention of |
tuberculosis. All that was asked of him |
was to 90 to one Of the moving picture |
theatres in the city and urge the man |
agement to secure and run the Edison |
picture, entitled, "The Red Cross Seal"
The Pavilion was chosen, Owing TO the |
tremendous demand for the picture, it |
was impossible to secure it until Feb. |
S, to-day, and then only for a limited |
run Of two days. Therefore it can be
seen Mt the Pavilion to-day and tomor-
row. Everyone is urged to attend. The /
picture is not dry medical treatise
but powerful dramatic story that
brings moisture to your eye and leaves /
smile Of gladness on your lips. Az
the same time, 1t teaches powerful /
lesson on the proper method Of living, |
how to prevent the terrible white plague
how to live should one be so unfor
tunate as to be afflicted with it. 1t
also shows the great good done by the
Red Cross seal and the Red Cross So
eiety.