The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-11-29
TALK OF THE TOWN.

I William Wishart was in Burlington
7 yesterday on business.
I ID. W. Carou and L. H. Parker of Bar
/ ton were visitors in the city to-day,
There viii be a meeting Of the ladies'
auxiliary A. o. H., tomorrow evening
at 1880
/ Remember Nichols dancing class ano
social Thursday evening. Admission to
the public at 0:S0 Gents 35c, ladies
/ l5c
The ladies at the candy booth viii
be glad to serve you delicious home
made candy. Congregational yestry, De
cember and z
G, c. Blake OF Woodsville, N. H., for
merly local representative Of the Inter
national Correspondence school, visited
friends in the city recently.
Mr. and Mrs James Ashline Of South
Barre left this morning for Bethel, where
they are to spend the winter with their
daughter, Mrs. Chester BleaekIey.
Raphael Barcha of Prospect street,
who has been confined to the house by
illness for several days, IS now able to
be out Of doors for a time each day.
The Philathea class Of the Congrega-
tional church will hold social in the
church parlors Wednesday evening at
1880. Members are urged to come and
bring friend with them
The union Sunday school in the Bout
we'll district will hold free social at
the home Of II. l.. Douglass Friday even
ing, December 2. A table of home made
candy will be on sale. Everybody in
vited.
Monday arrivals at the hotel Otis were
as follows: NJ. L. Hayes, +. r. Flint,
Boston: G. w. Mcfarland, Burlington /;
J. II. Rand, st. Adams; F. w. Currier,
Boston; l.. Molinari, New York City;
~. II. Haskell White River Junction;
Frank Attell, Plattsburg, N. Y; H.
Craig, Hardwick; F. b. Goodall, Boston;
=. +. Sanders, A. Daniels, st. Adams;
ID. A. HessIer Boston.
Among the guests registered at the
City hotel yesterday and to-day were
the following persons: II. w Buchanan,
Syracuse, " VI f. NJ, Dorr, New York
City; M T. Queen, Portland, Me; l. +.
Hatch c. w. Flanders, Burlington; G. 6.
Miller. Corinth; T. Estabrook, Benning-
ton; P. 4. Donovan, Burlington; j. L.
Jones' Boston; J. +. Fulton, White River
Junction; Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Delaney.
Woodsville, n II.
A program of unusual excellence was
rendered the patrons Of the Pavilion
last night, a program that il would seem
impossible to improve. Still, the man
agement says that he is assured of still
better programs in future as the agent
who furnishes the vaudeville used at the
Pavilion has recently opened offices in
New York and Philadelphia thus put
ting him i'm touch with all vaudeville acts
in the three largest cities on the eastern
side of the continent. namely. Boston,
New York aud Philadelphia, thus assur-
ing all theatres on his circuit of the
best there is in vaudeville. LaDon and
Viretta proved highly amusing. They
carry special scenery for their act. which
Is a rube sketch, In which they intro
duce coutortion and acrobatie stunts
The Steppin trio Is the best act of the
kind ever seen in Barre and thev were
forced to respond to several encores. Il
is doubtful If the theatregoers of this
city viii ever see q better act of this
kind. The baseball picture is the best
baseball film ever exhibited in the eitv.
Some parts Of the picture show the
entire diamond, with the players ii ac-
ton. Two other excellent films were
also shown. Altogether the show proves
up to the highest expectation Of all