The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-07
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Hot baths At ne Hotel obs every day

Hot baths at the Hotel Otis every day
See Abbotts anniversary sale.
Read The Vaughan Stores ad.; It viii
be Of interest to you.
Miss Margaret Wood returned satur-
day night from a few days visit Ia New
York.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Clausman Of
fayetteville, Mass are guests at the
home OF F. T. Cutler
The Peoples Shoe Store gives "Bus.
ter Brown bank with the purchase Of
any school shoe worth 81 or more.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. z. smith and Mr.. and
Mrs. Donald Smith returned yesterday
from few days outing at Groton pond.
At Bailey's Music Rooms, one second
hand organ, $500, also one second hand
piano at a bargain. Easy terms. IA
Elm street, Barre.
Thomas Hannon pleaded guilty in the
city court this morning 10 a second Of
Tense Of intoxication and paid fine with
costs amounting 10 S2l.l4. He was ar
rested at O'Clock last evening on Main
street by officer Gamble.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Congre-
gational church will meet at the home
Of Mrs. George Tilden Friday afternoon
from 3 to s o'clock. Il Is desired to
make this q lawn party if the weather
permits, If not, a house party Come
and have a good time.
Alex. Towers, the man who was ar
rested By Chief Faulkner last July on
the charge Of an attempted assault on
young girl on South Main street, and
who skipped the chief BY fleeing from
the house after asking permission from
the chief to 10 into the bathroom to
wash up, has been heard from in Aber
deem. Scotland, by friends in this city
It Is supposed that he made his way
from here TO Boston and worked bis
way across the water on cattle boat.
It is thought that he worked while
in Quincy, Mass, before leaving for Scot
land.
Mr.. William Lawrence, who win pro-
duoe Uncle Dave H0lcomb, at the OPP
era house, has for the past five years
been identified as Uncle Josh" in Den
man Thompson's famous success, ~The
Old Homestead Mr. Lawrence prom
Uses to give you beautiful characterize
ton Of the sturdy old New England
farmer. There are many features with
the production, notably, the milkmaids
quartet, the village orchestra, the church
choir A carload Of beautiful scenery
viii Be carried, excellent reproductions
of scenes taken from picturesque New
England. Seats now on sale,
A party met at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomson Of IS Long street Satur.
day night, the gathering being in honor
Of Mrs Thomson, who viii leave shortly
for few months visit at her former
home in Scotland. Mrs Thomson was
presented beautiful silver tea-set, the
presentation being made by George
Chalmers on behalf Of Mrs. Chalmers,
who was I'll and unable TO be present
Afterwards, the party was entertained
at nice repast, and amusement Of sing.
ing and dancing was then enjoyed, music
being furnished by Mr. and Mrs George
Mcleod.
The vaudeville and pictures at the
Pavilion yesterday showed to crowded
houses at every performance except the
last To say that the program pleased
seems to be putting IL mildly, Al Paul
and Reynolds received a thunderous en-
core each time they did their act, and
ut two performances were Obliged ID re
spond To curtain call. The act GER
tainlg mefited all the applause they re-
eeived, the comedy being good The
acrobatic dancing Of Miss Reynolds was
very graceful and cleverly executed Mr.. |
paul's musical numbers on the chimes
md xylophones were excellent The act
Is bound to be a favogite with the pa
irons Of vaudeville Roach Bros have
announced the policy Of the theatre as
follows vaudeville to change Monday /
ind Thursday, pictures to change Tues I
lay, Thursday and Saturday. This /
brings a change Of pictures to-day
William Hendry was brought from the
county jail Saturday afternoon, where he
had Just completed G0 days sentence
or stealing stone cutters hammers, and
was arraigned in city court on the charge
If stealing hammer belonging to Al
peila. Hendry pleaded guilty to the
iharpe and paid fine with costs amount
ng TO Sll He was arrested al the Jail
9v Chief Faulkner on q warrant issued
" Grand Juror n r. Davis When an
-ested for the ofiense, for which he has
ust served the sentence. the police gath.
sred in seven bush hammers and two
irill hammers, which Ilendry is said to
nave purl0ined This time Judge Scott
lecided to give the man a chance to do
better and let him of with a fine in
stead Of a jail sentence.