The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-05-08
TALK OF THE TOWN

aoc per pair at Naughan's.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Proulx visited friend
in Burlington over Sunday.
Abbott's line Of white lingerie and whit
and colored dresses is complete in ever.
way.
Charles Balzarini, who is employed il
Mortified, passed Sunday at his hom'
here.
Harry Wishart, who is employed Il
Chelsea, passed Sunday at his home il
this city.
Barre granite quarries with about l5t
acres quarry land for sale. Worth in
vestigating
Il. G. Wells, student at Goddard
seminary, passed Sunday with friends
in Plainfeld
G. II. Watt has returned home. aft
er spending few days in Burlington
ON business
Miss Elizabeth Carson, teacher in
the Chelsea graded schools, passed Sun
day at her home here.
j. +. Creed, r. p, Lynde and f. ID. HOY.
ey of Mortified were visitors in the
lefty Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. G. II, Kendrick returned home
yesterday, after spending week with
relatives in East Montpelier
Percy Keir of Craftsbury, former
student at Goddard seminary, was a
visitor in the city over Sunday.
The Goddard seminary baseball team
went to Burlington this morning to play
the university of Vermont seconds.
/ Walter Brogg Of the Palace garage
returned home Saturday, after passing
the week in Waterbury on business.
| William Harvey and William Moore
went to AIburg Saturday, where they
will remain for few days fishing.
Make no mistake. Be sure you get
Otto coke. Sold only by Calder & Rich
ardson, Depot square, Phone 449L.
Otto coke for the range; cheaper than
wood; hotter fire. Sold only by Calder
& Richardson, Depot square. Phone
449-L.
Miss Winifred Macdonald Of Richford
arrived in the city Saturday and will
be employed here as stenographer and
bookkeeper
Barre Citizens band rehearsal Tues
day evening at 1880 o'clock Every
member is requested to be present as
business of Importance win came up.
Troop No. 3, boy scouts. will meet at
the Presbyterian church tonight at e:l5.
Let all scouts be on hand as the party
will leave the church for lamp raid
at $3.50. r, j. Charles, scout master.
Regular meeting Jumpers, boxers and
derrickmen's union, branch No. 50, will
be held in Nichols block, Wednesday
evening, May 10, at 1880 o'clock. A
large attendance is desired, \. +. Clark,
cor. sec.
III. G. Bennett returned home yester-
day from Burlington where he has been
exhibiting the Cadillac cars at the auto.
mobile show. He was accompanied by
Arthur Averill, who has assisted in
demonstrating the cars.
A few friends called on Mrs. NJ. Il
Spaulding at her home, 10 Seminary
street, Saturday evening, to remind her
of her birthday anniversary. Tea was
served Mrs. Spaulding was remembered
with gifts, both useful and pretty, also
birthday cake.
David Sawyer of Rutland. until re-
Gently a chef at the Montpelier house
in Montpelier, is employed in the same
capacity at the City hotel. Carl Me
Gowan has resigned his position as chef
at the City hotel and goes tomorrow
to Burlington, where he will be en-
ployed by the Champlain Transporta
ton company.
Dresses and good looks seem trivial !
things, perhaps, but it was the desire
to be good looking and to dress well,
that led Marie Louise, in "The Thief
to throw discretion to the winds and |
steal large sums of money to make a |
pleasing appearance before her husband. |
Would you steal TO dress welli "The |
Thief answers the question and may be |
seen at the opera house Tuesday night
May 8.
"An Englishman's Honor (Seligl -
Tells of an Englishman who, supposing |
he had money, drew literally, but when |
gambling debts overwhelmed him, and |
the truth came out, he departed for |
America, made a fortune in the mines, |
and returned to England in time to pre-
vent his sweetheart marrying an UNI
scrupulous rival. The story is clearly |
told. the characters perform their parts
well, and the photography is clear. 1t |
is pleasant narrative with strong
dramatic interest. It's at the Dream
land
The regular weekly meeting of the
Socialist club was held in the Scampini |
block yesterday afternoon at 8 o'clock I
with large attendance. The afternoon
was devoted largely to the reading and
of papers. James Massie con-
tributed wen prepared piece on In
dustrial Unionism" The second paper
to be read was Success of the Socialist
which came in for consid-
erable comment. The class recently or
ganized to study Esperanto, the new
language, viii hold its first
meeting tomorrow evening, under the
direction of John Stanyan, well-known
authority on the language.