The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-01-26
TALK OF THE TOWN

New yarns for caps-light blue, red,
white, At Vaughan's
d. M. Fuller OF Fairfield was in the
city yesterday on business.
Have you tried the Berwick cakes, bet.
ter than home made, at e. NJ. Lyons?
Mrs. John Tassie is quite seriously
i'll at her home on South Main street.
Clarence st. Cyr of Stone, P. O., is
spending ten days with friends in this
city.
Neil Ralph of the Staples Allen store
is absent from his duties on account Of
illness.
| Theron s. Dean of Burlington was
among the business visitors in the city
yesterday
We will sell you our regular Sl.0d
outing nghtdresses for only zoe at Per-
rvs on Saturday.
Coal is good investment these cold
days. It drives away that cold feeling
The D. NJ. Miles Coal Co,
Twenty to fifty per cent. discount on
goods in second floor See advertise
ment The Vaughan Store.
Piano tuning George r.. Beyerle viii
have two days for Barre this winter.
Orders should be sent TO this office at
once.
The annual meeting of the Vermont
Poultry association will be held in the
city court room, Barre, Friday evening,
January q, at 1880 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Miller, who have been
passing two weeks with friends in this
city and East Barre, returned yesterday
to their home in Dorchester, Mass.
RiIey's orchestra will furnish music
for concert and ball TO be given in
the grange hall at Williamstown Fri
day evening, February 3, under the au-
spices Of Summit lodge, No.-l04, I. 4
A. NJ.
With a humorist like Walter Eecles,
whose representations and songs are full
of life and vim, and eight college sing
ing girls, dressed in college gowns and
college caps, carrying college flags and
singing college songs, an evenings en-
tertainment will be given which Barre
people win not soon forget When are
they coming? Wednesday evening, Feb
ruary |. Whereg At the Barre opera
house. How much are the tickets for
this musical concerts Only 35c, SOC and
zoe.
None Of the old familiar stage tricks
are used in "The Climax by Edward
Locke. which is the new dramatic sensa.
tion that Joe Weber will offer theatre
goers at the opera house Friday, Jan. q
1t is natural, strong story, straight
from the shoulder and convincing II
grips YOU every minute. GndeEneath
il all is the accompaniment Of most ex-
quisite music IRON the inventive brain
OF Joseph Carl Breil.
A delightful musicale was given in the
vestry Of the Baptist church last evening,
under the auspices of the Philathea class. |
The following program was carried out
in highly ereditable manner: Piano |
solo, Bessie Smith; vocal solo, Margaret
Mercer; reading. selected; vocal solo,
Roland Cragg; violin solo, Glee Wood;
reading, selected. vocal solo, Mrs. d. H. I
Cutler; piano solo, Pearl hent vocal 7
solo, Mr. Griffiths; piano trio, Misses
Inglis. Perry and Wood.
At last nights meeting OF Barre lodge, /
No. 1873, New England Order OF Protec- |
tion, reports from various officers were
read, showing the lodge in a very good I
Following the regular order
of business, Dist. Deputy Grand Warden (
Frank Smith Of Montpelier proceeded TO 7
install the following officers. Junior
past warden, b. y. Cults; warden, Mrs
Clara Swasey; vice warden, Elwyn N. 4
Prescott; secretary Charles A. Spear; T
treasurer, Henry H. Bush financial see
rotary, Pliny NJ. Cutler; chaplain, Mrs
Ardella V. Langlois; guide, Mrs Flora
3. Beekley; guardian, Mrs. Margaret
Hastings; sentinel. Harry Bradley; trus.
tee for three years, Frank G. Rowland.