The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-06
TALK OF THE TOWN

A big display Of dress goods az Fits.
f. Il. kibby Of Randolph was in the
city yesterday.
J. J.. Cole Of st. Albans was a busi.
ness visitor in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Mitchell 6oslant Of Laneshoro
has been visiting friends IN the city
Miss Della Ward has gone to Mont
pelier, where she has secured employ
ment
Louis Balzarini has returned home,
after spending few days with friends
in Bethel
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur c Tllden spent
Sunday and Monday with relatives in
Northheld.
Miss Marguerite Cayhue Of Holyoke,
Mass. is spending two weeks vaca-
tion with relatives in the city
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Emery Of
Marshfed passed Labor day with
George Emery oi Academy street.
4. Gabelloni resumed his duties in
+. r. Rogers store this morning, after
having a vacation Of one week.
Dr. and Mrs. T. A. Tcwkshury and
Mr. and Mrs. J C. Mcleod Of Littleton,
y. H., were visitors in the city yester-
day.
Dennis Spence and Jack Berry re-
turned this morning to their home in
Richmond, after passing 0 few days IN
the city
Mr.. and Mrs. William Corti and Mrs.
Rizzi. who have been spending week in
camp at Highgate Springs, returned
home yesterday.
Just received, auotner shipment of
fancy preserving peaches, Slo0 per
basket, at the New England Fruit Store.
Phone I9-I Prompt delivery
Jacob Sickle of New York City ar
rived Ia the city this morning and will
pass vacation at the home Of his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs David Sickle Of
Mount street.
The Independent Order Of Foresters.
with their families and friends will
have corn roast at Dewey park Thurs
day, September !. Foresters who nave
corn please bring some
The Woman's United Missionary So
eiety Of the Methodist church will meet
with Mrs. Byron Jackson on the Mont
peler road Wednesday, September Z, at
2:30 p. m. Take the 2:l5 car
lHt IAitu 13Ato NBzaAN AIt 1h1At ltA1
iiday program as was presented yester
day, the feature picture being, eThe
Story Of Magdalene" Mr.. Henderson,
the new singer, was greeted with yocif-
erous applause at every performance
] yesterday.
"Our Home Missionaries is the SUBJ
/ iect which will be interestingly con-
lsidered at the meeting Of the Womans
/ Missionary society OF the Barre Congre
vational church. to be held in the church
/ parlor Wednesday afternoon at 2:30
o'clock. All are cordially invited and
the program is sure to prove Of interest
to all
Monday arrivals at hotel Otis were
as follows: w T. Turner, New York
/ City; G. w. Gibson, Mrs A. L. Cutler,
| r. c. Clifford, Mr.. and Mrs. G. X. Rob-
/ nson, Bennett Moulton Co.; A. S. Hast
/ ings, st. Johnsbury; ten members Of
/ Barheau band; W. n. Carpenter, Ran
dolph; George Connor, Ferrsburg; a.
4 Berman, Littleton, NJ En-; Dir. j. H.
Woodruff, Brunswick. Me-; j. A. Speare,
Detroit; j. IT. Rice, G. d. HALEY, Bur
lington.
The little Hamel girl. who is in the
piano contest at the Red Cross phar-
macy and who gathers her votes outside
1 the store, has not Withdrawn from the
contest as was reported She will see
| ii finished; also wishes to thank all who
have 50 generously supported her with
votes Those wishing to locate her in
regard to votes, ii she should not be
outside the store can do so by telephon-
/ ing 2S-l2. Lillian Hamel, 2 Bolster
/ place.
Monday and Tuesday arrivals at the
| City hotel follow: Mr. and Mrs. b. 4.
Sault, Somerville, Mass; Mr. and Mrs.
NJ. Il. Quintley, Maiden, Mass; David
Stanwood, William Tilton, Bennett
Moulton Co; ] G. Jones, Boston; j. B.
English, Providence, R. Il; j. Il. Cole,
st. Adams; +. O. Sinclair, Burlington;
G. w. Flanders. + w. Hayes, Boston;
Vail Godfrey, Brooks O'NeiI, Williams
town; Ben Douglas, Worcester Mass;
| G. NJ. Schmidt, Boston; r. w. Schultz,
New York City; r. Fl. Mann, Woods
vile, N. H.; J. B. Daley, New York
City.
In spite Of the rain, large audience
greeted the Barbeau family at the Pa
ylion last night and yesterday after
noon They seemed to be thoroughly
pleased crowd, too, and say they had
right to be pleased. The snow was dam
/ dy. The management has changed the
regular routine by running all moving
/ pictures first and then giving the Bar
beau family full sway 1t makes
nifty frame-up, The curtain goes up on
the full band. an overture and cornet
solo are played, and then the vaudeville
commences, six numbers Of il, one after
the other, without intermission, and
then finishes with the band Altogether
it make the prettiest and most interest
ing show ever seen at the Pavilion All
vaudeville acts viii be changed Thurs
day. thus giving an entirely new show
/ for the last Of the week A band con-
cert viii be given in front Of the Pa
Yilion every afternoon and evening.