The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-01-27
TALK or THE TOWN.

Ladies, buy your cambrics at Fits
Saturday
-Four days sale on second floor at
Vaughan's.
/ New percalo waists, SOC each, at The
Vaughan Store.
/ Fresh preserved ginger at the Barre
Candy Kitchen.
| Almon Keith went to Cabot to-day
on business trip.
Plenty Of Dutch cheese Friday and
Saturday at Dodges.
Fifty.eent aeeeed vests and pants for
35c at Perrys on Saturday.
Secondhand sewing machine for sale
cheap at the Homer Fits company.
There will be no services az tho Church
Of the Good Shepherd Friday evening
For real bargains 20 to the Paris Shirt
waist House New goods just arrived.
A new supply Of all kinds OF the Ber-
wick cakes just received at E. NJ. Lyons.
There viii be meeting of the Queen
Of the Forest circle this evening at
o'clock.
Walter +. Fields of Hardwick is Wis
iting at the home Of his sister, Mrs. w.
A. Lane.
Regular meeting of the !. o. 0. L.,
NJ u, tonight in the X. of G. hall at
o'clock.
Dr. Bailey OF Gra1iteviIIe has returned
home after being away for some time
on business.
The meeting Of the Glover class will
be held this evening at the home Of
Grace Carson,
The Perry Automobile company has
sold model T Ford car to DR.. w. d.
Turner Of Worcester
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Sharkey returned
last night from two weeks visit with
relatives in Hanover, n. H.
The ladies' union OF the Universslist
church will hold rummage sale in the
church vestry Tuesday and Wednesday
afternoons, Feb. and 5.
Thin white batiste waists, 81 pin tucks
in front, trimmed with fine lace on the
edge of the collar and cuffs, special sale
price Saturday only Csc. Paris Shirt
waist House
Mrs ]. G. Morrison OF 25 Maple ave-
nue. slipped on the ice at her door
Thursday morning, breaking her right
arm at the wrist. DR.. Reid was called
and redifped the fracture
Principal @. X. HOLSTER OF Goddard
went to Randolph this afternoon to
speak at a district convention OF the
teachers from the towns of Randolph,
Brookfeld and Braintree
The annual meeting Of the Vermont
Poultry association viii be held this
evening at 1880 o'clock in the city court
room for election OF officers, reports and
deciding on the annual show for next
year.
The Over the Teacups club observed
red letter day at the home of Mrs
Gould yesterday afternoon, thirty-fye
being present. The program consisted
OF music, after which the guests were
shown to the diningroom, where refresh.
mehts were served. The committee is TO
be congratulated on the success of its
efforts.
The entire program offered at the Pa
vilion last night was a big hit, every
number beiag eneored to the fullest and
every number deserving it. The De.
Chantal twins proved TO be one Of the
best harmony singing acts heard in many
day. These young ladies are endowed
with voices of remarkable musical quail.
tiles, which harmonic beautifully. The
gowns they wear are sure TO delight
the ladies, as they are rich in design
and texture. giving the act very re.
fined and artistic appearance The Dutch
comedy act. presented by Morgan and
Chester, left the audience in a constant
uproar Of laughter and is voted by
many to e. the best comedy act ever
seen at the Pavilion, An all-new pro-
gram Of Biograph pictures comes to-day,
the feature being powerful drama, en-.
titled, Rose o. Salem Town" IL tells
the story OF the early Puritan days in
Salem, Mass, some of the scenes used
being taken at Salem, the Biograph com
pany sending its players there to enact
parts OF the story on the ground where