The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-04-14
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Mrs. d. 7. Jameson of Maple avenue
is confined to the house by illness.
For frst-class shampoo or facial
massage, go to Miers Six BARRIERS.
l.. A. HafTord OF St. Adams was in
the city yesterday on a business trip.
Fl. G. Bennett returned home yester-
day from a business trip to Plattsburg
.N. Y.
Mrs. G. T. Southgate left this noon
for visit to her son, Ray Southgatc,
in Boston.
William Anderson OF b street began
work this morning for the Stevens 4
Mcmillan Co.
Or. c. c. Gale, who was called here
to attend the funeral of Il. p. Odds, re-
turned to-day to his home in Rutland
Ira c. Calef OF Washington arrived
in the city this afternoon from Chi
cago, where he spent part Of the winter.
Miss Almeda Olds OF Newark. NJ j.,
is passing few days in the city, called
here to attend the funeral OF her un-
Gle, E. p 0lds.
Try our ice cream Saturday, all kinds;
college ices, banana splits, etc, all for
10 cents each. \ ou viii be satisfied.
The United Fruit store.
A regular meeting OF Queen of the
Forest circle will be held this (Fridayl
evening at 6:30 Important business.
Let every member please attend.
A son, weighing eleven and three
quarters pounds, was born this morn
ing TO Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bradley of
Montpelier, formerly Of this city.
Rev w. A. Kinzie, who was called
here to officiate at the funeral of +. F.
Olds Of Washington street, returned this
morning to his home in Lynn, Mass.
The baseball squad at Goddard SEM
mary was able to be out on the campus
last night for the first time. The ground
has been drying slowly, and the SEM
mary team will be seriously handicapped
in the game with Norwich tomorrow by
lack of outdoor batting and fielding
practice.
Thursday arrivals at the hotel Otis
were as follows: f. w. Lawton, Albany,
IN. T.; d. G. S. Bushnell, Burlingtoni
IJ. II. Ranney, Boston; j. w. Somers,
Troy, n. Y; Harry Mantell, Boston;
f. +. Harvey, st. Albans; A. ]. Mat
thews, Albany, n Y; l., A. Hafford,
st. Adams; I. A. Simmons, Boston; Z.
NJ Howard, Chicago.
In reply to the communication from
Charles Bixby, Michael Cappos wishes TO
state through The Times that he has
already posted the sum Of $25 at the
United Fruit store and that the money
can be covered by Bixby at any time.
Cappos states that he has been train
ing with Jim ProlSos in Lowell, Mass,
during the winter and expresses a be-
lief that he can make the former state
lightweight champion travel some to
gain two falls As Cappos has posted
the money according to BiXby's desire,
the match will doubtless be arranged
within a few days.
The show at the Pavilion last night
was of the highly pleasing variety.
Both acts seemed to be just what the
audience wanted, as both kept them in
constant state Of good huIuor, and
there were hearty rounds Of applause at
the finish. The management of this lit
tie theatre has secured as an extra add
ed feature for Wednesday, April 20, next
week, the Casey Jones" quartette which
appeared, and was big hit, in the n.
OF p. minstrels recently. The boys have
| framed up new act, in which they will
use all new Jokes and parodies. The
new act, which is being diligently re-
hearsed, promises to be even better than
/ the old one. All the jokes viii be OF
| local nature.