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

Read Fits special for Saturday.
See what Fits is doing in the suit
room.
New yarns for caps-light blue, red,
white. At Vaughan's.
Have you tried the Berwick cakes, bet
ter than home. made, at f. M. Lyons
Fl. R. Farnham of Plattsburg, N. y,
was a business visitor in the city yes
terday.
We viii sell you our regular Sl.00
outing nightdresses for only zoe at Per-
RVS on Saturday.
Twenty to fifty per cent, discount on
goods in second floor. See advertise
ment. The Vaughan Store.
Try some of that Berwick cake from
the Old Oak Grove farm, at Smith &
Cummings Ask to sample it.
| Piano tuning George r. Beyerle will
have two days for Barre this winter.
Orders should be sent to this Office at
once.
See Saturdays Times Tor program to
be given by the College Singing Girls at
the Barre opera house Wednesday even
ing, Feb. !.
The condition of Leslie Brown of Bias
sett street, who sustained sprained
ankle by falling on the ice recently, is
improving rapidly Mr.. Brown viii be
able to resume work within few days
Miss Maud Ellen Harrison OF this city
and George Franklin Anderson OF Bur.
lington were united in marriage ut the
home of Rev. j. W. Barnett, pastor of
the Congregational church, Wednesday
evening, Rev. DR. Barnett officiating.
They were attended by Mr. and Mrs.
David Farrand. Mr. and Mrs. Anderson
went to Burlington, where they VIII
reside and where the groom is engaged
in chemical laboratory.
Among the most important theatrical
events Of this season will be the en-
gagement OF Joseph NJ Weber's brilliant
New York success. "The Climax" which
is the attraction for the opera house
tonight "The Climax is said to be
one OF the most delightful treats offered
TO the public in half decade The
play has been the recipient Of mstinted
praise from the New York critics. An
excellent cast will be in evidence here.
The Womans Missionary society Of
the Barre Congregational church viii
meet Wednesday, February ] at $3.50
a. m. viii every member please make
an effort to be present all or part Of
the day Two quilts are to be tied, and
the box for the school at Douglass, y. c., /
packed. Contributions OF clothing and
bedding are solicited Oyster stew viii
be served at noon. Please bring thimbIe
and scissors.
EiTectng a Cure. lesson to the
wives OF recreant bubbles WHEY, if (
hubby goes out TO the club and hits up
the foolish water more often than Is
concurrent with your views, don't waste /
energy in curtain lectures or upset do |
mesticity by going home to mamma"
but wait and scheme. and there is sure 4
to come chance when you can either (
scare him into absolute corrigibility or /
make him feel like thirty cents iu Mex /
lean money. This Biograph subject viii /
afford many a wife an opportunity to
profit by its lesson, It's at the Dream
land
The Lyman H. Howe moving pictures
last night were more than up to the 4
Of the audience. being the I
best ever put upon the screen in this
city. There was good attendance, and .
the evenings entertainment was thor
oughly enjoyed There was just enough
Of the humorous to be acceptable Per-
haps the pictures most liked were the
ride in dirigible balloon, the building
and launching of the Olympic, and the
views in and about London, though many
Of the others were Of equal beauty and
interest. The pictures were numerous
and of great variety The travel fes-
tival was under the auspices Of the
D. O. X. X.