The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-12-19
TALK OF THE TOWN
Clocks at Burr,s.

GlOcks aC buIE D.
Cold pendants at Burr's.
Christmas watches, bracelets, gold pens
and rings at Holmes, the jeweler.
Pork barrels, large and small, lard
tubs recently emptied at L. NJ. Ayerilfs'
Strings and fittings for all Instruments
at Goodfellows.
A new line Of ladies waists for Christ
mas, at Perrys.
f. Z. Rounds Of Randolph was in the
city Saturday on business.
Miss Anna Robertson is employed for
few weeks in the Barre Candy kitch-
en-.
C. T. French Of the Barre shoe store
passed Sunday with his family in Bur
lington.
Mentholettes, the best cough drop, for
sale only by Davis, the druggist, DC
the package.
Jacob de Intinis Of Granite street is
able to be out after an illness Of several
days duration.
One high. grade banjo, new, at two
thirds price; one guitar at a bargain;
one banjo case, at L. NJ. Ayerilfs
AS Christmas draws near, the crowd
around the book counter is Increasing
every day People who have not yet
made up their minds as to what TO Sc
lect will do well by following the crowd
to Kenyon's, where excellent gift books
may be purchased from 25c up c. N,
Kenyon & Co., 1856 North Main street,
Barre, vt.
The basketball team representing the
Italian Athletic club returned home from
Hardwick Saturday afternoon, after
playing the athletic association OF that
place the night previous. The game re-
suited in victory for Hardwick, the
score standing 36 TO "a. The local team
is planning to play several other games
this season,
Sunday and Monday arrivals at the
| City hotel were as follows; J. b. Lar
| kim Boston; f. NJ Shea, Providence, r,
H.; Joseph Satchell, Kansas City, Mo;
NJ. L. Lasher, Cleveland, o.. A, Il. Dan
| iels Northampton, Mass; a. Cohen,
Burlington; c. ID. Valley, Memphis,
/ Tenn; NJ. r. Stewart, Malone, H. y;
! j. r. Jones, Boston; j. J, Burke Omaha.
Neb.; Harry Daniels, East Montpelier;
III j Metcalf Claremont, N H.; ]. L..
Simmons, Rutland; B. A. Smith, Sara
toga n. y; NJ. w, Williams, ]. b.
Beauregard and son, Burlington.
It's a mighty fine show that comes to
the Pavilion to-day, both acts coming
recommended as being Of the instanthi
variety One act is comedy musical
Offering, the other really marvellous
exhibition of physical culture and hand
balancing Ma Dell and Corbley will pre-.
sent the comedy musical act. 1t is said
their act is considerably different from
the usual comedy musical act, as il con
taius many surprises and some excellent
character change work, all OF which is
for laughing purposes. Robert G. Melbo,
the physical culture exponent, will pre-
sent an entirely new line Of stunts,
consisting of muscular development dis
play and hand balancing His display
of muscular development is done while
posing IN a cabinet with strong spot
light playing on him. BY doing this his
perfect development and the play of his
muscles are plainly seen from all parts
of the house. As usual an aL-new pro
gram Of pictures come to-day, all OF
which are said to be excellent. The man
agement Of this popular theatre is going
TO give the entire receipts OF Thursdays
matinee to the Salvation Army to help
treat the poor TO Christmas dinner.
Not one penny taken in is to be kept
by the Pavilion people every penny
taken in is to be given TO charity. The
management hopes for the largest mat
inee in the history Of the Pavilion. All
are invited to come.