The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-08
TALK OF THE TOWN

See the special dress values at Alb
bolts.
Come here and see the new things
The Vaughan Store.
A daughter was born this morning tc
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Cruckshank OF
80 Summer street.
Rummage sale at the Arcade store
"Wednesday and Thursday of this week
velvet hats for sale.--adv.
Bob Leonard and Ella Hall at the Bijou
to-day in "A Boob's Romance" Watch
for our Broadway feature tomorrow.
adv
Mrs. T. j. Ferris of Moretown has been
spending a few days in the city as the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. NJ. II. McAllister.
Car cabbage ut M. g. w. freight depot.
VIII open Monday. Hundred-pound lots,
$l.00 per hundred; 500 pounds or over,
Soc. G. II. Smilie.-adv.
Reynolds & Son have rented the va
cant store in the Arcade block for tenn
porary quarters, and ON and after to-
morrow persons wishing to do business
with the firm will find representatives
there.--adv.
| One of the most interesting bazaars,
and for good cause, will take place in
Rowland hall Nov. 10 and 20. An excel
Ilent program has been arranged for the
occasion and the committee will spare
no labor or expense to make the bazaar
success. CAROLS orchestra will fur
nish music--adv.
A four sided photo case has been an
chored by A. NJ Troup in front Of the
Worthen block, where his new studio is
located The case, the first OF its kind
to be used in Barre, exhibits specimens
of Mr.. Troup's handiwork on four sides.
A second case has been attached TO the
Keith avenue side of the block
The Italian Gaiety club, composed Of
young men and young women of the
Italian colony, has definitely decided on
holding its masquerade dance in the
Knights of Columbus hall on the evening
of Nov. II. The dance will be the second
of series of monthly get -togethers"
which the club has arranged for the win
ter. CAROLS orchestra has been engaged
to play for the dancing.
Mrs. Annie Carroll, who closed her |
boarding house at 9 Keith avenue for /
the winter last week left the city Sun i
day evening for Seattle, Wash, where
she win make an extended stay in the
home of her brother-in-law. Before re-
turning East she will also visit in Los
Angeles, Cal. Mrs. CAROLS suite of
rooms is occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. Cor
nelius Lawrence of Montpelier. The for
mer will continue his duties in the Mont
pelier ofiite OF the NJ & w. r. railroad,
making his residence in Barre.
Visitors in the city through the week
end included the following persons
States Attorney Frank s. William and
|. NJ Worthley of Bradford, Mrs. r. j.
Ferris OF Moretown, Arthur Michaud OF
Hardwick, +. c. Leon of Greenfield,
Mass, Mrs. +. A. Eaton and Mrs. G. f.
Cushman of Randolph George MeCray of
Mr.. and Mrs. /. Greenburg of
James Stokes Of Greenwich,
Conn, II. Sydney Thompson Of Hyde
Park, Mass, Miss Lovina Dearborn Of
Boston, William Howard Ainsworth OF
Boston, Miss Dena Richmond of Rutland
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. p. Ray, 4. S. Story
Miss Burbank and W. S. Mann of Nor
-isyille, NJ r. Gates of White River juno I
ion. Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Stevens Of
leicester.
A smaller audience than that which wit {
iessed the initial presentation Of the a
rama, saw a company Of local talent Z
'eople in "The Man from Virginia" az J
he opera house Saturday evening. APP
'arently the participants profited sufii-
iently from their first appearance TO
orrect some OF few faults that were
iscernible Friday evening, ami the pres
ntation, as a whole. was carried through
o the last act with much more Of finesse
he band OF Young Italian musicians, the $
christopher Columbus band, under the 5
Erection of =. Gropelli. performed we'll o
'roceeds from the two appearances of the s.
ompany will be devoted TO furthering v
be work Of the civic department Of the y
arre Woman's club. hi