The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-04-28
TALK OF The TOWN.

Mrs p s Prior went to Randolph
to-day for a visit with relatives.
H. If Stewart of Hardwick was in
the city yesterday on business trip
4 f. G. Hayes Of Plattsburg, n. ", was
1 in the city yesterday on a business trip
Mrs. E. c. Veal of Maple avenue is
4 slowly improving from an illness OF
about two months.
/ Fred Morse expects to leave to-mor-
row for Old Orchard, Me-, where he will
( pass the summer months.
| A regular meeting Of Granite City
lodge, No 81, + o, o. u, NJ. u,
Friday al o'clock Refrehments.
The Frank McWhorter Co. make a
speciality Of their childrens department,
everything for the child excepting shoes.
Howard Nichols has returned to his
home in White River junction. after
passing a few days in the city on bus
iness.
The Times was misinformed IN stat
ing yesterday that Mrs William Jack
son intended to leave for Old Orchard,
Me. for the summer.
Hon c. w. Gates, state highway COM
missioner, was in Barre to-day look
ing over highways with County Com
missioner r. S. Currier.
A meeting OF the auditors of the Gem
trail Labor union was held in tool sharp
eners hall last evening for the purpose
.of auditing the books for the past three
months.
Reports are received at the quarry
workers headquarters from Hardwick
throw little light on the possibility of
an immediate settlement Of disagree.
ments there.
A regular meeting OF Queen of the
Forest circle will be held this friday
evening at 7 o'clock. Let all members
try to be present as there is business
of Importance.
Elder NJ. w, Roylance has been hon
orably released from the English mis-.
sion and is visiting his old friend, FL
der James Bullock, in Barre before re-
turning to Provo, Utah.
Tom Mercer, who was the hit of the
Dokey minstrels at the opera house a
short time ago. will sing That's q
Plenty" in connection with the regular
vaudeville and picture show at the opera
house tomorrow night.
Miss Margaret earle, daughter OF Po-
liceman and Mrs George Garlic, who has
been at the state sanatorium at Pitts
ford for the past few months, went to
Burlington yesterday, where she win be
operated on for appendicitis.
C,a.soI =, o,,,. ,,,rt I,r,-4,,,a-.A ca
urday only. These are odd and soiled
to close as follows; S2T5
values, $l75; Sl75 values, $780, 1925
and $3.50 values, Sl.9S; $3.50 values,
$3.50; S400 and $3.50 values, S2.0S.
These run one, two and three pairs. At
Fits
The Surprise Merchandise company
offer on sale for Saturday, as special
leader 100 Of those Sprague baseball and
Indian play suits for boys and girls, /
ages 4 to 10; also a handsome pocket
together with baseball and bat,
given free with each outfit. For Satur-
day only, at 9s cents suit.
Thursday arrivals at the hotel Otis
were as follows; d. Panto, New York |
City; John Before, Arsene GeofFrion,
New York City; A. d. Han, Boston; L. |
Welch, New York City; d. c. Thellon.
Lebanon, n H.; c. S. Burr Boston; A. |
D. Duke. Manchester; r. w. Kennedy. !
st. Louis, Mo. j. A. Adams. New York |
City; r. j. Palmer, Hartford Conn, ]. |
L. Schriver, Millersburg, o.; +. Cl
Haynes, Plattsburg n. Y
Both of the acts at the Pavilion are
applause winners, both scoring heavily /
last night, and both are worthy Of the |
highest compliments, The Venetian
street singers are excellent harmony
singers. also render some very pleasing
numbers and vocal solos.
Their acts will rank among the best ever
heard at the Pavilion Rose and Rose
are, without a doubt. the best sharp
shooting act ever seen in the city. Their
fancy rifle shooting is far ahead of any
hing of similar nature ever seen in
Barre, one of their shots is to split a
bullet on the edge OF a knife. shooting
20 accurate that each half of the bull /
et snutIs a candle, then taking two
runs. two knives and four candles and
-epeating the operation. Another trick
s to fasten two rifles to a table, take
.wo other rifles, one in each hand. shoot
md hit the triggers OF the guns on the
able, which explode and shoot two
mall targets Just above the marksman's
read Some shooting amt it, and one
II the team is a woman.