The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-04-22
TALK OF The TOWN.

New etamne curtains at Abbott's.
Lots OF bargains to-day at Vaughan's
For children's stockings that viii wear
get the fluff hose at Perry's, two pairs
for 25 cents.
Mrs. John Forbes expects to leave
Monday for Old Orchard, Me, where
she will pass several months.
Art squares, 9xl2, 8x9, sold at auction,
city auction rooms, Saturday, 2 p. m.
See adj o. II. Hale, auetioneer
Regular review Harmon hive No. l.,
Monday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock. Bus
mess Of Importance. Per order lady com
mander
Michael S. Robinson will be in Bur
lington Sunday to play string bass with
the choral union in Gounad's oratorio,
THE Redemption"
All brothers OF Local 4Sl, G. & j. Of
A., are requested to attend their regular
meeting next Monday night, April "a,
to see what action they win take in
regard to one of the local contractors.
The members Of the ladies and pas
tors union of the Methodist church
would like to have their friends bear in
mind the baked bean supper they are
TO serve in the vestry of their church
Wednesday evening, April 20.
The Young Adams company will close
their engagement at the opera house to-
night and present "The Prince Of Liars.
The vaudeville acts carried by the com
pany are all excellent. Prices for the
balcony are 10 and 20 cents, orchestra
20 and 80 cents
! For Sale-Rubber tired surrey, suitable
for one horse, or pair, light and easy
running, also beautiful and very stylish
phaeton. cost $4,000 and run but four
months, also light skeleton road wag.
/ on. rubber tired and in first class con-
\ dftion These are for sale cheap and
must be sold at once, anyone desiring
something extra good viii do well to
| lok them over at Jones 4 Nye2s livery
stable, Depot square.
Friday arrivals at the hotel Otis were
\ as follows. A. j. Severance, st. Johns
bury; II A. Lewis, Burlington; NJ S
Elsbeth, Stanstead, r. O.; II. ?. Prindie
! Burlington; J. j. johnson, Peter Hem
derson; F. C. Adams, Portland, Me.
4 g. l.. Brown, Newport; II. L. Chamber,
lain. +. D. Proctor, st. Adams; /. w
Davis, Plattsburg. N. VI; O. X. Stewart
White River Junction; i. H. Davidson
If. II. Dane, Hardwiek; w. r. johnson
Chelsea, Mass.
Dropped eggs, not dropped on toast
were in order this morning when al
American Express team assayed, owe
swiftly, the turn of sharp corner il
the rear OF the Office and preeipitateC
three or four cases of the hen fruit L
the ground Wooden eggs could no
withstand such a jolt and when hun
bred dozen or more of real fresh one
struck the ground, miniature sea o
scrambled eggs, not on the expressmani
bill of fare, was the result.
The harem skirt made its debut il
Barre last night when Miss Marii
4 Adams, as Nell Gwynne," in the play o
that name at the opera house. bold,
made her way through the devious path
of life at the Old Drury in London
cowned in the latest creation. TIL
usual contribution OF garden stuff, etc
which has accompanied the initial mp
pearance of the harem skirt in othe
cities. was noticeably lacking last night
and the applause was merely feeble.
A large crowd was present last even
ing at the inter fraternity fair and en-
loved delightful entertainment, con
sisting Of songs and piano selections Civ
en- by score or more OF young boy
and girls. The following is the pro
gram as renderedi THE Cavalry Par
AIDE" march, by Alden Burke and Eugen,
Loranger; serenade, violin and piano
James Coyne and Kathleen Fitzgerald
song. "Tenting Tonight" chorus; song
"The Whistling School Boys" John Nc
Mahon, Wilmer Brault, Clarence Burke
Eugene Loranger, Edgar Roach and Mat
thew Haley; song. "The Telephone Mes
sage" Doris Burke, Irene Mcdonald
Lena Barberi. Natalie Mcmahon, Mar
garet Tomasi and Leona Marin; plan
solo. plantation Melodies" Kathleen
lOIearv. The fair viii close this even
ing. There will be no program and tn
Iar,o;,,c. ,viII bpoau at Z O'clock