The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-10-25
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the Miles hall fixed up dandy, is in fin,
condition for the ball Thursday evening
October 28.
Auction rooms open every day and
evening Private sale to-day, Come in
and see this large assortment o. II
Hale, auctioneer.
Don't forget the Scotch dance iI
| Woodlands hall Saturday evening q
cents per couple. Extra ladies 10 cents
Imperial orchestra.
The Clan Gordon and ladies auxiliary
will hold joint fair in Rowland hall
the week Of November H. Watch fol
further particulars.
Mrs. Elmer Brown and son returned
this noon to their home in Waterbury
after passing a week at the home OF
John II. Kelly on the west hill.
Regular meeting Of Bright Star Re-
bekah lodge, Wednesday evening at 7 30
o'clock. Work. Officers be present for
practice at o'clock. Per order n g.
Miss Lawliss has returned from her
home and will open her dressmaking
parlors on Thursday of this week, IN
her former rooms in the Glrrier block,
and will be glad to see all Of her old
customers as well as new ones.
BE sure and attend the opening ball
OF the n Z. O. p. in the Miles hall
Thursday evening Oct. 20. Dancing from
s till l. Admission, soc per couple /;
extra ladies. Toe Music by the N. f.
10 P. orchestra. five pieces. f. w. Bruce,
leader
Naughty Marietta" the big opera
company that comes to the opera house
next Friday night. carries an orchestra
OF It's own of eight musicians. The
company has two 60foot baggage cars
for scenery and two day coaches for the
people On night jumps two special
Pulmans are required Tickets for this
attraction are now selling at Kend-
rick's.
The death of Florence Mcdonald oc-
Cured at the home Of Mr. and Mrs II
n. Cheney, s. Summer street, at 6;55
o'clock last night, after two weeks
Illness OF tuberculosis. The child was
FIVE years old and had made her home
with Mr.. and Mrs. Cheney for some
time past. Although no funeral arrange
ments have been made, il Is probable
that services will be held at the house
Friday afternoon.
For Sale 30 acre village farm, only
ten minutes walk or less from stone
sheds. stores. churches, schools, etc A
set OF buildings which could not be
built for 81 600 more than the price
asked; Is room house, heated by fur.
mace. Fine wide porch. Two good
barns, basement. Tillage lays fine and
il in high state Of cultivation, good
sugar place, some soft wood "A bar.
gain at only 5000; easy terms. Bet
ter investigate at once D. A. Perry
Real Estate agency.
In city court this morning the case
Of II. Pinchetti was continued until
Tuesday, October 81 At Pinchettis
house on Addison place, local officers
made raid last Saturday night and
secured a quantity of bottled beer. The
case of Celesti Rossi has been set for
Friday, October q. Mrs, Mary Zorro
viii be given hearing next Tuesday
forenoon and Mrs. Mary Solaris case
was set for Monday, October 80 All
OF the cases assigned this morning grew
ont of wholesale raid conducted by
the officers on Addison place and at
Mrs. Solari's house on Merchant street
last Saturday night.
Recent sales reported by the d. A,
Perry Real Estate agency are: A farm
in Washington, known as the Bergen
pfaaa onutatrtu,, Ok oorno r,rnaJ f,,.
Dennis Twombly, to James 0'Donnell;
100 acre farm in West Topsham,
known as the Meeker place, to John
Damon and wife of Carroll. N. H. Con-
sideration 1920. The Dyke farm in
Mortified, owned by f. c. Dyke, to
Oliver Bishop; two tenement house on
Webster street, just off Washington
street, owned by Ira NJ. Cheeyer price
SO, 100; two tenement house at North
field Falls, known as the Sturtevant
property, to G. w, Preston Of Hardwick I;
consideration, $1,000. Double house on
Birch street, owned by James G. Cruick-
shank, to A. NJ. Batehelder Considera-
ton, 1880.
Two very good acts of vaudeville have
been holding the attention of the patrons
Of the Pavilion during the past two days
Crestine, the ventriloquist, is exception
ally clever. He uses only one figure
but from an artistic standpoint he is
undoubtedly the best ventriloquist ever
seen at the Pavilion. His is an act that
calls for strict attention to details OF
the part of the audience If they wouiG
catch the finer points of the art His
drinking glass of wine and at tht
same time Keeping the dummy talking
is a feat that is absolutely impossible t.
most ventriloquists His throwing his
voice into the cellar is done in such q
clever manner that all doubt as to his
ability as a veptriloquist is Immediately
dispelled His comedy dialogue il
bright and witty, keeping the audience
in constant roars of laughter. Cole ant
/ Warner, the Dutch comedians, are ais,
good. Their jokes and sayings are al
new and they deliver them in fine stylt
and keep the audience in constant
state of good humor Both acts vii
finish their engagement tonight.