The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-10
TALK OF THE TOWN
R. & G. eorsets at Abbott,s.

II X. & G, corsets at Abbott's.
II See Abbott's line OF wool dresses
II See the new waist models at Alb
Il bolts.
\ BY express, new waists, on sale a
H Vaughan's.
n. j. Roberts leaves tonight for Bos
ton for few days business trip.
full assortment of dresses in thu
newest materials and styles at the Pari:
Shirtwaist House.
The Athena club will meet with Mrs
II. w. Scott on Richardson street Mon
day evening at 1880 o'clock.
Remember Diversi's large baskets OF
Tokay grapes, soc basket. We also
have a shipment of fresh candies.
There will be harvest festival sale
at the Salvation Army hall on Tuesda Y
night, Oct. 10, Vegetables of all kinds.
The L. b. Dodge creamery will close
at 10 a. m. Monday. Oct II, and be open
from to p. IN. b. A. Eastman, agent.
One day only--Five special sales Mt
the Eastern Estate Tea stop, Saturday,
Oct. 10. Now is the time to fill your
books.
Owing to trouble on the water mains,
the city water will be turned off tonight
and will be off all day Sunday or until
repairs are made.
Miss Agnes Higgins and niece, Lucy
Higgins of Edgewood leave tonight for
St Johnsbury, where they will visit rela-
tives for few days.
| Ashton Holt of Boston arrived in the
city this morning to pass several days at
the home of his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Ii. A. Holt, of Walnut street.
Arden Goodale OF Brattleboro arrived
to day at the home OF T. d. Beckley OF
Park street to make a few days visit.
He was accompanied by his daughter,
Florence. Before returning home, Mr.
Goodale will visit his former home IN
Cabot.
Miss Katherine j. Ahern entertained a
party of Is young women at her home,
a East street. last evening in honor Of
Miss Nellie Sla,yton. The affair took the
form OF an aluminium shower party.
Dainty refreshments were served during
the evening.
AT the Heddng Methodist church din.
ing-r last night was served the an
nual chickenpie supper. Tables were
set for $50. At each table was large |
bouquet OF flowers. The table girls were
kept busy and it was not until the Ia
bles We're set second time that there |
was a lull in their work. Two circles |
were in charge OF the supper, one headed
by Mrs. A. |. Skinner and the other by |
Mrs. C. L. Clough.
For the second time within two years.
Joseph NJ. Gate bubblng musical com
edy tThe Girl of My Dreams" held the
attention OF the large audience at the
opera house last evening On a similar
occasion this same play had for its Ini
tal performers two stars, John Hyams
and Leila Mcintyre, but the demand of
the vaudeville stage called them from
the roles Of bachelor and quakeress.
However, their places were well taken
are OF last evening Bert Gardner had
things all his own way as far as acting
was concerned; but the quaint Lucy
portrayed by Viola Cain, won
applause easily. Perhaps the most strik-
ng musical selection is DIR. Tinkle lin
ler,' Miss Cain was repeatedly called
,ack to respond to encores. Others were
qually as catchy. The principal per.
ormers were supported by a strong
horus.
TO days football attraction is 10 be
tagged at the seminary campus this aft
rnoon when Goddard's eleven meets the
Vermont "Aggies' from
randolph Center. Theoutcome OF the
ontest is calculated to 90 a long way
oward deciding the state championship
nd fans are looking forward to the
anne with keen anticipation. Goddards
ackheld strength has been augmented
Y the arrival OF jock Bartlett, the
lontpelier high school man OF last year,
no will be at fullback Two weeks
60 BARTLETT sustained an injury in the
orwich- Brown game and on the advice
+ his physician he has decided not to
lay college football this year preferring
,ther 10 take an advanced course at
he seminary Goddard's lineup. with
he exception OF the substitution Of
artlett, will remain practically I'M
hanged from last week The game
.arts promptly at 3 o'clock.