The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-01-18
TALK OF THE TOWN


at Perry's.
Clearance sale closes Saturday night
at Vaughan's.
Shawmut guaranteed arctics for WON
en- and children at Fits.
Forrest Duling of Saxtons River is
in the city for a few days.
Miss Edith Bianchi has gone to Bur-
lington for an extended stay.
Get your drawing and tracing paper,
all sizes, at the n. D. Phelps Co.'S.
John g. Mascot returned home last
night, after passing a few days in Bur
lington on business.
Miss Florence Bottigi has gone to Con
cord, where she will remain with rela-
tives for a few days
Peter Blake, who has been spending
a few days in Lebanon, n. H., is ex-
pected home tonight
Miss Villa Marsh has gone to Mere
dith, n H., where she will remain with
friends for few days.
William Bailey is moving his house
hold goods from Eastern avenue into a
house on Orange street.
Pedro's orchestra will furnish music
for dance to be held in the Knights
of Columbus hall Friday evening.
The condition of L. G. Rouelle, who
sustained a fractured wrist few days
ago by falling on the ice, is improving
slowly.
A. A. Lamorev of Derby Line, who
has been spending several days in the
city went this morning to Windsor for
short stay
The D. NJ Miles Coal Co. can deliver
crate, egg, stove. nut or pea coal to
you on the shortest notice If you are
/ in hurry, try Nc.
Miss Corinne Herbert and John Nell
son, who have been spending two weeks
with relatives in St. Armand, Que, re-
turned home to-day.
Regular meeting Of Bright Stor Re-
be<ah lodge No Is, Wednesday evening
at 1880. Election of assembly delegates.
Per order noble grand.
There viii be a regular meeting OF the
brickiayers and masons union Thursday
evening, January 10. at I o'clock. All
members are urged to be present as the
matter of insurance is to come up for
consideration and action w. v. Avery,
secretary.
| A meeting OF the Barre baseball team
will be held in Miles hall Friday even
ing at 1880 o'clock An election Of off
GERS will take place and plans for the
coming season viii be discussed. All
those interested in the welfare Of the
team are asked to attend
When the new and heavier motor
generator set is placed at the carbarn,
ii is expected that the electric cars will
be able to make the trip from here TO
Montpelier in 30 minutes. The set now
in use is too light for the heavy cars,
and breakdowns like the one of Monday
night are apt to occur at any time,
The new set. for which the BarIe &
Montpelier Power s Traction company
is already making arrangements, win
be built to carry all the cars likely to-.
be used
The Mortified News has the follow
ing to say concerning the basket ball
game played in the Church street gym
nasium last Saturday evening: "a bas-
ket ball team composed of cadets Brice,
Burch. Thompson, Calef and Kelly, call
ing themselves the Norwich university
Independents. were defeated in Barre
Saturday night by Goddard seminary,
in basketball game As far as can
be learned, the final score stood A to III,
the cadets playing having forgotten the
exact y number Of points they rolled
up. The playing of five men during the
game was the feature Of the contest,
but their names were all in the Goddard
lineup
One Of the pictures that came to the
Pavilion this morning had ought to be |
very interesting to our Scotch citizens. |
It is Mary Lindsay's Scotch poem, Aud
Robin Grey in pictures, The story is |
beautifully told, and in some instances
the words of the poem are used in de- |
scribing the scenes, The backgrounds |
are so cleverly arranged that the Scotch |
atmosphere is retained throughout the
entire picture. and the story of jamie. |
his lassie and the wreck OF the good |
ship Ben Lomond is told in a mastery |
way. special program of Scotch music |
is being arranged to fit the picture. Both |
acts Of vaudeville. which have proven /
prime fayorites, close their engagement |
tonight.
The College Singing Girls and Walter
Eccles have proved TO be one of the !
greatest successes of the Lyceum The /
eight young ladies Of the company are
unusually talented aud versatile. They
are professional singers, having good /
solo voices, which perfectly blend in the I
concerted work They are of attractive T
appearance and, whether seen on or off /
the concert platform, it is readily APP
parent that they are young women OF
culture and refinement The concert is
given with all the dash aud enthusiasm
Characteristic of college life. The pro-
gram is repete with bright and amusing
novelties, including songs with action.
Special costumes have been provided for
each feature. However, the success has
been due to the ability of the members
to properly render the best sacred and
operate numbers written for womens
voices This splendid instrumental and