The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-09
TALK OF THE TOWN
Fur trimmings at Fitts'.--Adv.
4. Alho,t,a hasornent "A,

| Fur trimmings NJ rites
Prints 4c in Abbott's bascment.--Auv'
Latest fall neckwear at Miss kowelrs
Art store, corner North Main ana feari
streets.-Adv.
A two.gross lot of those famous Lon.
don made Cockney pipes, 39c each at
Iander's.--Adv.
For exclusive styles in fall and winter
millinery, call at Nourse u wilson's, 100
North Main street.--Ady,
Claude Martin left this morning LOT
Windsor, where he expects to make
visit of several days with friends.
Charlie Chaplin and Mabel Normand
at the Pavilion to-day in funny one
"Mabel's Strange Predicament. ADV.
Now il the time to have your glazing
done. Call on M. Golfer, IL Seminary
street. Phone 1912. First-class Work.
ADV. ~
The annual meal and ale Of the Glenu.
gle club will be held in Clan Gordon hall
Saturday, Oct. ., at p. m. FER oruer
committee.
The ladies of the Hospital Aid associa.
tion have decided to hold their annual
bag day on Thursday, Oct. 81. A com.
mittee has the plans for the day well
under way and the bags will soon be dis
tributcd. On the outside OF each bag
will be found printed label, telling OF
the needs of the hospital and giving the
date and hour of collection. The ladies'
! hope for generous response to. this ap-
peal. JILL,
The entertainment put up last night
by Amerno & Co. was good. The ven.
triloquist art is in class by itself OF
rare merit, keeping the people laughing
all the time. The sketch by hi Tom
Ward, "The Haunted House" brought
rounds Of applause. The hypnotic com
edy by Amerno was of sort that near
" drove the people into commissions.
The show is good all through. You
should be sure to see it tonight.--Adv
A very enjoyable dance was given by
the Odd Ladies last evening in the
| Knights of Columbus hall, there being
about rs couples in attendance. This IS
the first of series they are planning to
hold this winter. Refreshments OF cot
fee and doughnuts were served by the
lowing committee: Chairman, Nellie BIZ
anchi. Chrissie Walker, Margaret Steph'
en-, Almira Bianchi, Hannah Palmer,
Edith Dale, Jessie Lund. Susie Dale,
Mamie Daniel, Annie Reid, Eleanor
Faulkner, Helen Stephen. Maria Watt,
Jane Geals, May Given and Alice Gil
| bertson.
! Football fans will not want for fill
of the gridiron pastime in Barre TINS
/ afternoon, as there are two scholastic
games. the outcome of which is being
4 awaited with interest by followers OF
the eleyens at Spaulding high school ana
Goddard seminary. At o'clock this art
ernoon the high school boys will line
up against Burlington high school at
the Gospel village campus and at the
same hour the second team from the
University of Vermont will be playing
Goddard. The varsity seconds are strong
err than the freshmen, who were origi-
lally scheduled to stack UP against the
seminary to-day.
To-day is fire prevention day, 80 des-
ignated perhaps for the reason that it Is
the anniversary of the great Chicago
| fire, when a chance kick by Widow
OIeary's COW was the beginning OF one
OF the worst conflagrations in the worlds
history. Throughout the United States,
the day Is being observed to a greater
I or less extent. Here in Barre there have
been no concerted steps toward making
the most of the occasion, although the
suggestion has been made by those ~
authority and the men whose duty It IS
TO extinguish fires once they are started
that householders and business men
make IL a point to clear their premises
of inhammable refuse and other accumu-
lations.
A sizeable delegation Of Barre base
ball fans win be present in Boston Mon
dav when the third game of the worlds
series between the Red Sox and the Phil
lies opens at the Braves park. In most
instances local people who plan 70 see
at least two OF the games have already
procured their tickets. There viii be
two OF three motor parties leaving to-
morrow and Others expect to take
train for the Hub tonight. Among those
who will aid in storming the gates to
the big park Monday are; Julius Cham
berlain, Alto Marriani, George Marion,
George w. German, William Emslie,
Paul Scampini, Henry Mute, Auselio
villa. John s. Murlcy, Thomas Carroll,
ir- Thomas Trow, Clarence Bishop, vii.
liam Mccartney, Joseph Reynolds and
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