The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-11-24
TALK OF THE TOWN

Visit the new linen department at
Vaughan's.
Visit the new store annex at
Vaughan's.
Rubbers, rubbers, the kind that wear,
at Tilden's.
Auction sale at the City Auction
/ Rooms tonight.
! Everyone says it's great. K. of p.
MINISTRIES at the opera house.
/ o. +. Nichols of Williamstown was
4 business visitor in the city to-day
/ "Richeieu" means highest quality in
! food products. At Smith & Cummings
! Full weight baskets Penn Yam Con-
cord grapes, 2 for 25 cents, at your
( dealers.
/ c. +. Young returned this morning,
after passing "A few days in Boston on
I business.
Fleeced hose for ladies', ribbed top,
] special value at l5e pair, at Perry's on
4 Saturday.
Mrs. John Mallory of Potsdam, n. Y,
! is passing few days with relatives in
i South Barre.
James r. Mackay and James n Gall
i leave tonight for Boston to attend the
Harvard Yale football game tomorrow.
! Miss Elizabeth l.. German of Cliff
street left to-day for Boston, where
she will pass several days with friends
Floyd Russell has resumed his duties
in the Red Cross pharmacy, after pass
ing few days at his home in Claremont,
n. H.
/ DIR. and Mrs. J. w. Stewart of West
street went yesterday to Ludlow, where
they will pass a few days at the for
mer's home.
Mrs. Warren Lawrence and Miss Es-
Their Lawrence left this noon for New
York City, where they expect to pass
/ two weeks with relatives.
/ DIR. Albert Clark of Pearl street, who
has been passing the summer and fall
in Bradford and White River Junction,
returned to this city last evening
I Work on the new Aldrich building is
/ fast nearing completion. Much of the
| interior finishing is already well under
way and this morning the task OF fitting
the large plate glass windows was start
| ed
/ William r. Littleiohn Of Prospect
/ street, who has been detained at home
4 for several weeks by an attack of ty-
phoid fever, went to-day to Mortified
I To resume his studies in the freshman
/ class at Norwich university.
! Cards received this morning from Gin
ton f. Millar, manager OF the Consolidat-
ed Lighting Co, state that he has ar
rived in Kingston, Jamaica, where he
will doubtless pass part Of the win
ter. Mr.. Millar says that the change in
climate has already improved his health,
the temperature registered rs degrees
on the day OF his arrival in Jamaica.
DR.. II. Charland has sold his optical
parIors in the Lane building on North
Main street to the George G, Lang Co.,
OF Barton. The new proprietors have
taken immediate possession, and Mr..
Lang was in the city to-day making
arrangements to reopen the business De-
cember !. In addition to the line of
optical supplies kept by the former pro-
! prietor, the new owners viii put in an
extensive stock of jewelry The store
will be operated in connection with an
other business conducted by the same
firm in Barton. DIR. Charland is resid-
! ing at present in Barton, where he is
| operating a granite quarry which he re-
Gently leased.
The Ida Read W. c. T. U. held their
meeting yesterday afternoon with Mrs.
Flora Bcckley 6 Park street. After
the transaction of the regular business
a fine program was given, in charge
! OF the social committee, consisting of
readings and music and an original
poem, written by Mrs. Addie Corliss,
which was written in honor of Mrs
Becldey, who expects to leave soon for
/ California To the surprise of all, the
ladies were invited to the dining ROOM
where a chicken pie banquet was served
| A social hour WAS enjoyed and vote
/ of thanks was then extended TO the host
ess for her kind hospitality, all wishing
her a safe and pleasant journey. The
next meeting will be held Dec. Is.
The show at the Pavilion is fine. Both
acts of vaudeville are highly entertain
/ ing and both were given full credit for
their efforts by very appreciative audi
ence, each act being forced to respond
to numerous heavy rounds of applause
The act offered by Glasco and Glasco
is a neat singing, dancing and comedy
offering in which all numbers are put
! over in a very clever and amusing man
ner Renzetta and LaRue present
comedy aerobatic act that took the audi
ence by storm. Their act is success
! sion Of laughs from start to finish and,
unlike most comedy acrobatic acts, CON
tains lot of funny dialogue. Their
acrobatie stunts were mostly new and
easily ranked with the best ever seen in
the city. An all-new program of pic
lures comes to-day. The feature picture
of the program is western one, en-
titled, "The Sheepman's Triumph" It
is a powerful dramatic story, telling Of
1 the eternal war that was waged between
the cattle and sheepmen during the early
days in the far West Many thrilling
situations are shown in the picture.