The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-05-11
TALK OF THE TOWN

Visit Ross for prompt and sanitary
barber service,
R, $. Boardman of Essex, n. y, was
in the city to-day.
Special visit to lace curtain depart
ment, second floor, at Vaughan's.
Riley's orchestra furnished music for
a dance in Graniteville last night.
A daughter was born May 0 to Mr..
and Mrs. g. Spadolini Of 2S Center street.
Abbott has just received large in
voice OF summer cotton and linen skirts.
The Il. A. Drown agency received a
carload of Buick automobiles yester-
day
daughter was born May 10 to Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew Bjorn OF 20 Currier
street
Those slip-on coats from the McWhor-
ter Co., at $500, $1,000 and $500 are
just right.
One OF the best values in waists that
we have ever offered, SOC each. Cham
bray, percale, etc.
The Italians Independent will paly the
Blue Sox baseball team at the trotting
park this afternoon.
Miss Agnes Mckenzie went yesterday
to Waterbury, where she will pass a
few days with friends.
Miss Lillian Gordon OF New York City
is visiting at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Gordon.
Miss Marguerite Collins left yester-
day for Plattsburg, \. y, where she
will visit friends for few days.
Make no mistake. Be sure you get
Otto coke. Sold only by Calder q Rich
ardson, Depot square. Phone 44s'L.
The condition Of Chief OF Police Sam
uel Sinclair, who has been i'll for a few
days, was somewhat improved last night,
Otto coke for the range; cheaper than
wood; hotter fire. Sold only by Calder
& Richardson, Depot square. Phone
-449-L.
A. S. Martin, f. B. Cate and w. A.
Perry left to-day for st. Johnsbury,
where they win attend the automobile
show.
John Sherar Of Boston, formerly EN-.
ployed here, arrived in the city yester-
day and to-day began work at the City
bakery.
The park benches made their first APP
pearance of the season yesterday, and
as soon as one was placed, it become
occupied.
A solid block of granite, requiring ten
horses to haul it from the quarry, was
taken to the George S. Straiton shed
yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Oliver Grassett returned yester-
day to her home IN Plattshurg, n. Y,
after spending few days with friends
in this city and vicinity.
The Vermont academy baseball team,
which lines up against Goddard sem
mary at the campus this afternoon, ar
rived in the city last night from Sax
tons River
Robert Fourier, who sang so accept
ably at the X. G. reception and ball
Monday evening, win sing with Rileys
orchestra at the dance in Rowland hall
Saturday evening
Misses Katherine and Claire Miles re-
turned yesterday afternoon to their
studies at St. Mary's academy in Bur-
lington, after spending few days at
their home in this city.
In an exciting game OF baseball last
night, the Branch street Red Sox de-
feated the Skidoo Seconds by the score
OF II TO Z Batteries for the Red Sox,
Milne and Eager; for the Skidoos, Las
sic, Davidson and Bassett.
The feature act at the Pavilion for the
last three days OF this week is Don.
Who is DOM Why, he is one Of the
eutest and most gentle little Shetland
ponies you ever saw In color he Is
white and dark brown, and has two of
the most mischieyous dark brown eyes
YOU ever saw His admirers call him
the wisest pony on earth. From the
tip of his velvety nose to the nails in
his shoes. he is an aristocrat. He has
excellent press notices to his credit for
nearly every city in the country. That
he loves his master there is no doubt,
because he kisses him at every per-
Torrance. That the audience will love
him there is also no doubt, as his gen
tie ways have won him thousands of
admirers in every city that he has visit
ed.