The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-06-30
TALK OF THE TOWN.

at Burrs.
Remnants OF all kinds, Saturday, al
Veale q Knights,
All the new things in neckwear from
the McWhorter Go.
Sale of percale at Perrys on Satur
day at 9Ksc per yard.
Dr. George II. Spiller will be at tn,
City hotel July and 4.
Three days cut price sale in porch
furniture. At Hooker's.
j. A. Healey returned yesterday from
business visit in Boston
Mrs. Everett Campbell OF Hardwiek !,
visiting friends In the city,
Now is the time to buy sheets and
pillow slips. Sale at Vaughan's.
Get one of those colored or black tat.
feta petticoats, only $3.50 at Abbott's
Harry w. Downing Of Washington
was business visitor in the city to-
day.
Miss Marjorie Parker Of Warren is
passing a few days with friends in the
city
i. NJ. Tayntor left yesterday after.
noon on brief business trip to St
Adams.
There will be regular shoot of the
Barre Gun club Saturday afternoon az
2 o'clock.
| At Abbott's are odd lots OF house
dresses, to close at Sl.25, were Sl.50
and $500.
A son was born yesterday morning
to Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Fraquelli OF
Summer street.
Maurice Bugbee has returned home,
after spending ten days in camp at
Highgate Springs
Lyman Fifeld of st. Louis, Mo, Is
passing a few days with his sister,
Miss Sadie Fideld.
A meeting OF the Presbyterian Clover
class will be held tonight at the home
of Miss Grace Carson.
Nine and one-half cents per yard, a
sale OF percale, the regular l21sc quality.
At Perry's Saturday.
William Stuart leaves tonight for
Fenwick Beach, Conn, where he will be
employed during the summer.
William Dobie has returned home, aft
err passing two weeks with friends in
Boston and Worcester, Mass.
We have complete line Of trunks,
bags and suit cases that are sure to
please. Lamorey Clothing Co.
james Stewart of Central street is
unable to work on account Of a sprained
ankle which he sustained last Sunday
night
All millinery in the manufacturers
sale at Miss Nelson's is new millinery,
purchased at one-half and less the reg
ular price
Mrs. F. w. Powers, who has been Wis
iting at the home of her brother, G. s.
Andrews, returned this morning to her
home in Waterbury.
George II. Brigham, a student at the
of Vermont, was in the city
yesterday on his way home to Williams
town for the summer vacation.
The n d, Phelps Co. are selling ar
senate Of lead for lie per pound, 10
pounds OF Bug Death for 800 and
ten pounds OF paris green for So 90.
Seasonable fruits in abundance can be
found here, such as canteloupes, wa
termelons. pineapples, tomatoes and all
other kinds of fruits to be found in
any first class place Call at Diyersi
Fruit Co.
The Biograph to-day at Dreamland is
called "How She Triumphed." Mary, |
an orphan, comes to live with her aunt |
Being in rather poor health, and what
some might call homely, the poor girl /
iespairs OF ever receiving any attention /
from her pretty cousins or their gentle
men friends One of the cousins, how
ever. who is an athletic girl, takes her
IN hand. The first dose of medicine is
/ bout ut boxing, then a run along the /
road, followed by cold plunge.
This is kept up daily for two months. |
It the end OF which time no one would
know Mary, such a transformation hay-
ing taken place The other girls are I
now in fearful dread OF losing their /
sweethearts, as they seem too well /
pleased with the result.
A highly enjoyable program Of vaude.
vile was presented to the patrons or /
he Pavilion last night. The Scissor trio
ire exceptionally clever dancers. They I
10 all kinds OF dancing, introducing /
funny eccentric dancing, fancy ballet,
ind hard shoe dancing. The lady in the
let IS very clever, she does her share
ii the dancing equally as good as the /
gentlemen. Usually in an act OF this
kind. the burden of the work falls on I
lie male members, but ii is not so with /
his little lady Her clever and refined
manner of working makes her really the
most prominent number of the act.
elmo and his magic and dogs scored
lit also. the large Scotch collie dog he
lses captivitated the audience. The ami
nal is d beautiful specimen Of his kind.
rhe feature picture for to-day is
3iograph western picture. The story is
old in a setting of remarkably beauti-
nj scenic backgrounds.