The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-06-22
TALK OF THE TOWN.

fettlcoat sale, saturday, 1ac ~ lhe
Vaughan store
Saturday sale Of 100 waists for 45c,
At Vaughan's
Real reduction sale ends Saturday at
Yeale 4 Knights.
John Melburn went to Montreal to-
day for visit with friends.
Mrs. Harry Smith Of Mortified visit
ed friends in the city yesterday.
Five dollar panama hats closing at
s4.25, at the Lamorey Clothing Co.
A. II. SWEET of Orleans was bus,
mess visitor in the city yesterday.
4 b. w Hooker & Co. have second
hand safe for sale. Apply at store
You will find a very liberal discount
on refrigerators at the n, D. Phelps Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Farrar Of Wal
den are visiting at the home of Nh and
Mrs. w II. Buchanan
George Parker returned to-day from
/ Middlebury college to spend the sum
mer vacation at his home.
! Dan A., and c. w. Perry returned, to-
day from a few days business visit in
Chelsea and South Royalton.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. George Robinson left
/ this noon for Red Beach, Me-. where
they spend two weeks vacation.
All scouts OF troop leave Barre on
the s;l5 car for Montpelier Friday.
Bring frying pans and necessary food,
Your moneys worth and the right
change back at the auto social Tues
dag evening at the Congregational
church.
CLYDE Haskins went to Newport TO-
day for visit with relatives and from
there be will 90 to Boston 70 work in a
hotel this summer
Mr.. and Mrs. George f. Close and
children Of Cambridge. Mass, arrived in
the city last evening to spend the sum-
mer at the Morrison farm.
Among the arrivals at the City hotel
last night and to-day were: |. 7. Hatch, 1
Burlington; Mr.. and Mrs G. G, Abbott, I
Plainfeld; H. p. Human, Orange; 10.
seph Robbins, Boston, II. II Lee, Bos
ton; Charles T. White, Burlington; T. |
B. Royce, Burlington; Mrs T. Nye and
son. Burlington: J. + Luscomb, Boston; I
~ r. Reed, Burlington; J. w. Gammsi,
Boston.
Among the arrivals at the hotel Otis \
yesterday were John NJ. Lawrence, Bos-
ton. j. Corcoran New York City; S. \
Brown, New York City, M. A. Smith,
New York City; f. r. HARDWOOD, Spring
field Mass. Mr. and Mrs j b. Brooks,
Syracuse, u. VI: J. Dorsen, New York
City; G. f. Scott. New York City; Afr.
and Mrs T. H. Darling, Chelsea b. a.
Goodrich. Chelsea; w II. Russell, Bur
lington; 5, J. semingeT Boston; S. A.
Smith, Newport n. H.; r j Tucker,
er. n. Y; r. W. Cooper, Richford
Henry w. Howard South Vernon; L.
w. Morgan, Lowell; $. d. Hathaway,
Bangor, Me-; J. R. Goelet. Manchester,
n H.; George Styles, Waterbury, Conn.
An all-new program of vaudeville
comes to the Pavilion to-day. One OF
the acts, the Riches. introduce three
very cute little white dogs These lit
tie animals have their automobile. One
dog acts ais chauffeur, while the other
two enjoy ride on the back seat.
They do numerous other stunts, while
their masters present comedy panto
mime act Very few pantomime acts
have ever been seen in Barre and as
this one comes highly recommended it
viii no doubt he highly enjoyed by the :
patrons of the Pavilion. The pictures,
which are the same that were run last
night. are excellent, one being power !
full western drama, very swift in ac- {
ton and full Of thrills The other is
delightful Nitagraph comedy that is
of genuine mirth provoking I
situations from start to finish. {