The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-11-07
TALK OF THE TOWN

! Auction sale at the city Auction
| Rooms tonight.
Careful but quick service is the motto
at Miers barber shop.
George A. Rising Of Park street il
confined to the house by illness.
G. G. Ripley of Boston was guest
to-day Of A. A. Lamorey of Cliff street
A daughter was born this morning to
Mr. and Mrs Carl Mute of Maple Grove
/ You viii find the best line OF blankets
in the city at Perry's and at prices to
suit all.
| Abbott & Co have Just received some
very good values in new separate skirt
models.
A union card of the retail clerks union
has been placed in the store of Fred E.
Cults & Co.
All millinery at greatly reduced prices,
and trimmed free. Corner South Main
and Aver streets.
To Rent--Six-room cottage on Branch
street, electric lights and spring water
Call at 20 West street.
| A public whist party will be held in
| X. of G, hall Wednesday evening, Nov. s.
Admission Zoe. Everybody invited.
Herbert Lapier has moved from "a
| Fairview street onto the Lafayette farm
on the west hill, which he recently pur-
/ chased.
! Edward Pupaw of Burlington, for
mer vocalist at the Dreamland theatre
is passing a few days with friends in
the city.
/ The ladies' aid society of the Congre.
gationa church will meet Wednesday
afternoon at 2;30 o'clock for their regu-
/ lar business meeting.
Sidney Gibson went last night to
Montpelier Junction, where he will be
employed at the Central Vermont round
house during the winter.
Miss Grace Watson returned yester-
day to her home in Ashland, N. H., aft
er passing few days with relatives in
this city and East Barre.
Miss Helen Mudgett left yesterday
afternoon for Salisbury, n. c., where
she will reside with her father, who re-
Gently went there TO live.
! Mr.. and Mrs. James Cummings. who
/ We're in the city to attend the funeral
OF j. J.. Cummings, returned to-day to
their home in Lancaster, N. H.
F. j. Palmer Of Burlington is en-
ployed as chef at the hotel Otis during
the temporary absence of Mrs. Louise
Morrison, who is passing vacation with
relatives in Essex Junction.
Major L. NJ. Simonson of Hartford
Conn, district ocer of the Salvation
Army, viii speak at the meeting on
Thursday evening. This will be a big
meeting. Everybody is invited
We have received another invoice of
hunting boots These are made to order
for us and cannot be purchased else
where. They are easy, waterproof and
lstill hunting. Eastman Brothers.
Carl G.. Perkins, who conducts an cleo
| trical store in the basement of the Mich
OILS block, has been awarded the contract
! for entirely rewriting the main building
and dormitories at Montpelier seminary.
A gang of wiremen will start the work
next week.
The show at the Pavilion last night
proved to be highly pleasing. All num-
| beTs of pictures and vaudeville were
gone. The Don Ramsay harmonists we're
the hit of the program; their singing
was excellent and the comedy, especial.
ly that offered by the rube drayman in
song and dance, is very funny. Will
liam Verdi offered a very pleasing mu-
steal act, and all his selections and num-
bers were applauded, The picture en-
titled "In the Paris Slums," tells 4
love story that leads up to thrilling
| fight with leopard. The young woman
animal trainer has two lovers, and to
decide which one has the most courage
she throws a rose into a leopard's cage
One of the lovers enters the cage and
| the struggle between man and beast that
follows is really remarkable, and to all
appearances is a deadly battle, in which
the leopard gets the man down and with
claws and teeth is making short work
of the lover, when the trainer comes to
the rescue.