The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-05-23
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Schraift's chocolates always fresh
4 ID F Davis, the druggist
! A, A. Iamorey left to-day on a
brief business trip to Windsor
I G. w. Thrasher Of Windsor was among
I the business visitors in the city to-day.
Charles Buck Of Biddeford, Me-, is
passing few days in the city on busi-
ness.
Earl Leavitt OF Claremont, n H.,
is passing several days with friends in
the city
Joseph Stumphf and J. Comolli went
on fishing trip to North Montpelier
this morning,
The Italian independents will play
Montpelier high school at Montpelier to-
morrow afternoon.
The woung ladies' physical culture
class Of the First Baptist church viii
not meet this week
NJ. Fl. Claain returned to-day to
White River Junction, after spending
several days in the city on business
A Thomas FLYER touring party from
Burlington including Elias Lyman, acting
president of the university of Vermont,
Miss NJ Lyman, n. +. Pierce and II.
G. Frey, stopped at the City hotel to-
day.
Miss Annie Averll and Miss Nellie
Slayton returned this afternoon from
Burlington, where they @nt to attend
the parade of the university of Yer
mont students as a part of the junior
week festivities
The regular monthly mee,1ng Of the
mission study class of the Church of
the Good Shepherd will be held at the
home of Mrs William Anderson, Al
Beacon street, Thursday evening at
1880 o'clock All omen of the parish
are invited
The senior class of Goddard seminary
will present the three-act comedy,
"Charley's Aunt at the seminary hall
Thursday evening The participants
have been training for the production
for several weeks under the direction of
Principal 0. X. Hollister and good
entertainment may be expected.
Many persons will tell you that near
ly all motion pictures are like each 9th
er and that they never see much diff |
ference in pictures. But this is an err
ror as every moving picture is invariab |
" different and to prove this statement
you should witness picture now at the |
Buou, "The Mummy" a mystery pie
ture by the L, NJ. P. Co.
Arrivals at the City hotel yesterday |
and to-day We're registered as follows;
A. NJ Bucklin Canaan, n. H.; f. w.
Whitney. Granville; e. 0lny, Fitchburg, |
Mass; G. f. Leavitt, Boston; W. r. |
Messer. Randolph; A. f. Wilcox, Pitts |
burg. Pa; F. H. Blake, Boston; II. Lef
fert. New York City; c. H. Ashen, Pitts
burg, Pa; L. +. Butler, Burlington; C. I
c. Page, Montpelier; II. j. Messenger,
Hartford. Conn; f. \. Putnam, Bran
don, J. Robbins, Boston.
The entire program at the Pavilion
is worthy Of the highest praise, both
acts and all pictures being excellent.
The vaudeville acts seemed to be high
w appreciated BY the audience, as both
acts were rendered heavy rounds OF APP
plause. Lambert Bros. do a very pleas
ing musical act and then treat the au
licnce TO some very fast, hard shoe
dancing. This act is one of those fast
suappy offerings that usually please the
average audience. The Indian act. Cole
{ Hastings. We're the big hit of the
svening and their act is indeed very
'lever offering. They carry two special
scenes. which lend a very pleasing at
mospheTe TO their act. At the first
show last night they were forced TO re-
.pond to several rounds OF applause.