The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-11-03
TALK OF THE TOWN

Ladies' wool dresses at Naughans.
Ideal house dresses new at Knights.
New lot Bulgarian silks at Abbott's.
More OF those extra value sweaters at
Naughan's.
Mrs. j. j. Trerise OF Randolph is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Edwin Scott.
Victroa and Grafanola talking ma
chimes at Hooker's easy payments.
Don't forget the chieken-pie supper at
the Uniyersalist church yestry. Read
the menu.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Rossi this morning at 1854 North
Main street.
The Arts and Crafts club will meet
with Miss Laura Granger, Short street
to morrow evening.
See the mysterious tricks performed
by "The Japanese Wonder Workers. at
the Pavilion to-day.-Adv.
Going hunting? Better keep your feet
dry and warm in a pair of leather top
hunting boots. Tilden Shoe Co.
Mrs S. f. Pope has finished nursing
in Plainfield and is now at her rooms at
Valley View, on the Montpelier road.
Mrs, Charles Robar of School avenue,
Montpelier, who was operated upon at
the City hospital Saturday, is doing
well.
Robert Geake, who attended the Read
Geake wedding in Williamstown last
week, has returned to his home in Mont
real.
Miss Elsie Peterson. visitor the past
week at the home of her brother, Frank
Peterson, returned to-day to her home
in Portland.
H. b. Arbuckle of this city is put
ting an addition ON the house of Henry
Kelton of East Montpelier and making
other general repairs.
Tonight at 1880 at the Brook street
mission, Rev. George II. Holt viii give
stereopticon lecture. Sixty-five col
ored lantern slides will be used. All
come.
d. Gordon Hunter, travelling salesman
for the Presbrey-Coykenda Co., who has
been spending few days with friends
in the city, left to-day for a trip through
New Hampshire and Massachusetts.
Mrs. Joe Demiiohn returned to her
home in Graniteville Saturday from the
City hospital, where she was operated
upon two weeks ago; also Agnes Ora
ham to his home in Graniteyille the same
day.
Announcement is made of two reeitals
to be given by Alice n. Averll in God
dard seminary hall Wednesday evenings,
Nov. 5 and II, at 8 o'clock Miss Blake,
Miss HOLSTER and Miss Cross will as
sist at the first recital. The second pro-
gram will be entitled. "The Poetry OF
Nature" Mr.. Lamont will sing the
songs. No admission will be charged
and everyone is cordially welcome.
The high cost of living is enhanced
by conveniences, say YOU? Yves. that
is true, mostly, but when one is offered
YOU that preserves your vitality, elm
mates your bad temper and increases
your chance OF inheriting the kingdom
and costs you nothing, for goodness sake
embrace it, neighbor. Quick fire char
coal kindling will do il. Only be per
sack. two for 25c. Northern Charcoal
Co. Averill Mills buildings. Phone SO M.
Order book at Aiken's iewelry store, 3l5
North Main street.
At time when plays that treat with
crime and graft seems to hold the popu-
lar fancy it viii be of interest to thea
TRIGGERS of Barre to know that tonight
privilege of seeing the much talked of
New York success, "The Master Mind"
This play was presented for almost
wear at the Harris theatre, New York.
and rivaled in interest and box office
qualifications its near neighbor at the
| FItinge. ''Within the Law" which dealt
with almost the same types and subject.
'sThe Master Mind attracted the atten-
ton of the better class of play-goers, in
Guiding the clergy, from the fact that,
though it was distinctly play OF the
underworld there was an absence of any
scene or character that was repugnant,
and, while the central figure-he of the
master mind'-was criminal, the very
forcefulness OF the character was com
polling. and the termination of the piece
showed the triumph of right, when infiu-
enced by love.-Adv.