The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-04-27

A - fAHAhAiiS 'NA fAiNf'NNs 49, N'f'N N--'
d. G. Roben, at South Barre.
VIII all the Lady Maccabees who in
tend to go to Burlington, please take
the 3;05 train Friday afternoonf
Lawn mowers sharpened and repaired;
will call and return them. L. G. Towne,
IA Richardson street, telephone 1912.
The Frank McWhorter Co. make
speciality OF their childrens department,
everything for the child excepting shoes.
A daughter, weighing eight pounds,
was born to Mr.. and Mrs w. G. Lille
to-day at their home, s4 Circle street.
Next Sunday will be communion Sun
day for the members of st. John court,
No. 500, c. o. + Members please take
notice.
Mrs. Thomas Garrity, jr., of Maple
avenue returned yesterday, after pass
ing two weeks in Hardwick and Bur
lington
Ralph Kent Of Orange street, who has
been confined to the house by grippe
for the past two weeks, is able to be out
of doors.
Sir knights: There will be drill in
the armory tonight at o'clock. Let
every member be present. Per order
of captain.
Joseph Romans OF Prospect street re-
turned home last night, after spend
ing few days in North Adams, Mass,
on business.
Mrs. Rose r. Towne and Mrs. VIII
Jackson leave for Old Orchard, Me-, on
Monday. where they will work for
Charles CampbelPs people,
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael j. Hamei, who
we're married yesterday morning, left in
the afternoon on a wedding trip to
Montreal and other points in that vi
cinity.
Don't miss seeing s. n, Parker as
Brannigan, the waiter, in "The Famous
Soup Case" 1t will be something long
to be remembered AT Rowland hall,
Tuesday evening, May g.
In the Dartmouth Bowdon baseball
game played at Hanover Wednesday,
which game Bowdoin won to 4, Olsen,
former Goddard pitcher, pitched the
last five innings of the game and held
| the Maine team TO two runs.
Hon. JFrbain j. ] edoux OF New York,
ex- American consul to Austria, and
! Henry Timmis. member of the board
/ OF trade of Montreal, who are to speak
! this evening at the Canadian club ban
quet, arrived in the city on the 1885
train this afternoon.
A meeting Of the Granite Manufae-
/ turers' association was held in their
rooms in the AJerill block last even
ing to discuss matters pertaining to
the arranging of new price list which
the association is inaugurating, but
nothing definite was completed. Charles
! II. Wishart, secretary or the associa-
4 tion. returned last evening from ten
days business trip through the South
and middle West.
Walter Broggi Of the Palace garage
| leaves tomorrow morning for Burling-
| ton in a Cadillac car, model 80, which
| he will demonstrate at the automobile
show. The roads between here and Bur
lington are reported 70 be in fair con-
dition for motoring, and little difficulty
/ is expected in making the trip.
Howard Nichols OF White aiver juno
ton was in the city yesterday on a
business trip.
aThe Pilgrims" is the name Of an /,
NJ. P. picture at the Bijou. This pic
ture depicts the early settlers Of New
/ England pushing their way westward
to the great unknown western country,
showing the experiences the pioneers
| had with the savage Indian bands that
roamed the forests and the many hard
ships endured by the settlers. The
vaudeville act comes well recommended
and Desmond Kellar is known as pre-
mier entertainer.
Arrivals at the City hotel yesterday
and to-day were registered as follows:
II. r. Miller, White River Junction; III.
p. Hinman, Orange; Il. F. Hitchcock,
pittsford; w. S. Evans, Albany, n ";
G.. L. Ward, New York City; Mr. and
Mrs. T. II. Wilfore, Williamstown; Fl.
A. HILL Northfeld; H. S. Springer, New
York City; Mrs. Mary G. Nye, New
/ 1OEk lily ". - N"AtOis ~ W. IfAFF'
Boston; Henry Timmis, Montreal, P. O.;
w. J. Ledoux, Boston; f. ?. Vaughan,
Burlington; j. r. Towle, Montpelier; I;
r. c. Golden, Rochester, n, Y.
maneger del Pavilion theatre de-
sidera amunziare che ha ingaggato il
Venetian trio per lultimi tire giorni di
questa settimana beneficio deglit Ital-
iani della Citta di Barre questo un
alto di molta Importance che non 81 c
mai visto in questi conform tutti
gl'italian bisogno non mancare di ve-
dere auseto trio il Venetian trio can
terra in Italiano ed inglese non mancare
81 sentire la spagnola duetti mel man
dolino e ehitarra speeialmente in the
Garden of my heart cantata del tenore
moi siamo fortunaissimi de avere averto
questo onore avere cotesto trio dungul
tutti Italiania che non mancano SEN
tire suoi patriotti.
The new program of vaudeville that
comes to the Pavilion to-day is one that
is highly endorsed by managers through
out New England Both acts are said
to be features in every sense of the
: word. one being high-class singing trio,
the other fancy rife pistol shooting
act, that is said to be one of the best
on the vaudeville stage. Some of the
shooting done by them Is said to be al
most impossible. The singing act, which
il known as theVenetian trio, is some
what similar TO the three Italian trouba-
dours, who were at the Pavilion a short
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