The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-26
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Table girl wanted at the hotel Otis.
See the new fan waists at yaughans.
Get your blankets while the assert
ment is good at Perry's.
Every day brings new coat models
in the Daylight garment department.
Sale OF ribbons all this week. See
them IN window at The Vaughan Store.
Select your daughters hair ribbons at
veale q Knights sale Tuesday morn
ing,
l.. A., A. O. H., dance in X. Of c.
hall Tuesday evening, Sept. n Riley's
orchestra
Those interested ia organizing the y.
A. G. viii please meet AZ the Quinlen
block tomorrow evening at 1880,
Bear in mind that the Woodmen fair
begins Wednesday, September rs. and
orr popular band plays the opening con
cert
Sc. Jean the Baptist society viii hold
IFS meeting Tuesday evening at 7
o'clock, as the hall VIII be used after the
meeting.
The Y. P. A. of the Presbyterian
church will hold a "ghost social on
Thursday evening. Ladies viii please
bring white masks and sheets
Aurelio Gomez was arraigned IN the
city court this forenoon on the charge
Of breach Of The peace for indulging FL
a scrap Saturday night. Gomez pleaded
guilty and paid q fine with costs
amounting to SOFA.
The Whiteside.strauss company Of l0I
people arrived in town this morning. 70
begin a weeks engagement at the opera
house, and the indications point TO a
full house tonight Ladies' l5c tickets
for tonight are limited to $50 and must
be secured at the advance sale.
A reception win be held IN the par.
lors Of the Hedding A. y. church this
evening. from s until 10 o'clock. for Mr.
and Mrs William oliver, ir. The re.
oeption is held under the auspices Of
the Epworth league and the Hedding
male chorus, and All friends Of the oou-
pie are invited to attend.
Thomas II. Carroll Of Bolster avenue
had a narrow escape from serious injury
yesterday. when be was kicked IN the
face BY horse He leaned down TO pick
up something from the floor Of the barn
behind the horses heels, and the animal
kicked hitting him squarely in the face.
He was knocked TO the floor and his face
was cut badly, And several front teeth
were knocked out but fortunately he
was not otherwise injured.
Through the untiring efforts Of the
management Of the Pavilion, Barre is
TO see Nermont's leading representatives
of vaudeville, in Knox Bros, the musical
comedians. These gentlemen are native
sons Of our state and have won repu-
tation and name III vaudeville that
all Nermonters can be justly proud Of |
They have played all the best theatres
devoted TO vaudeville IN the United /
States. Mrs George Knox arrived al /
,. M. from ST. Adams TO visit her hus.
band during his short stay in Barre /
The Knox Bros. viii 20 TO Buffalo, n. ". /
immediately after their engagement at
the Pavilion, 70 open their regular season |
IN the big theatres. 1t is entirely /
through the efforts Or tie management !
that the act was secured, and only then
At large outlay Of money.
Among the arrivals at the hotel Otis
Saturday and Sunday were r. H. Batch
elder. Worcester Mass; L. b. Foster. /
Hardwiek A. NJ Small. Hardwick, ]. J. 4
Jacobs. Morrisvile; J. III. Macomber.
r. A. Cooke, Burlington;
II. J. Giddings. Burlingtoni George W
Preston. Boston: Mrs. H. X. Darling,
Eudah Larkin, Ruth Kellogg Charlotte 4
Preston and FIoretta S. Ward. Chelsea
Irwin Lucia Burlington; Napoleon Bus
ley, Burlington; r. WI Buckham. Bur
liugton; Mr. and Mrs +. B. Mann. Mrs.
ira Mann, Miss i. r Mann and Il. A.
Howe, Woodsville; A. l. Walters, Law
renee, Mass. T. F. Parker, ir., New
York; g. f. Johnson. plattsburg. n. ";
B. A, White Albany N Nj s. w. Blou.
IN, Boston; Robert Brown, Burlington.
nine members Of the Message from the
Skies eompanyi eleven members of the
Strauss company,