The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-12-29
TALK OF THE TOWN

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Auction Friday evening, City auction
rooms.
Furs, coats, children's furs, all reduced
now at Vaughan's.
Sale of cotton crash, linen finish, at
&c per yard at Perry's on Saturday.
Charles Keith went to Yergennes to-
day for few days visit with relatives.
G. l. Richards left last night for Sher-
brooke, P, O., to spend New Years with
relatives.
L. d. Wilcox Of Fair Haven returned
home this noon, after a few days bust
ness visit in this city.
Otis Lansinger of New Rochelle, N.
Y, arrived in the city to-day for an
extended visit with friends.
A grand chance to get a guaranteed
hot water bottle at first cost Saturday
at the Red Cross Pharmacy.
A startling exclamation coming as it
does from one who knows, is to the
effect that the /. NJ r., "The Sentinel
Asleep is the most interesting photo
play ever shown in this city. At the
Bijou to-day
Thursday arrivals at the hotel Otis
follow: G. Melvin r. Thurston, Melvin,
o.; 7. y. Gordon, Glens Falls, N. ";
w. Il. Aitken, New York City; w. +.
Carlin. Malone, N. "; G. G. Bass, u. v.
Best, L. Chicormi, Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. james A. Walker and
daughter, Elizabeth, who have been pass
ing a week with Mrs Agnes Walker o.
Grant avenue, left this noon for Yer.
gennes, where the former is engaged as
principal of the high school.
Guests registered at the City hotel
yesterday and to-day included the fol-
lowing: j. r. Reed Burlington; H. S.
Springer, Enosburg Falls; Max L. Pow
ell, Burlington; J NJ Mcleod, Walpole.
n H; L. H. Hulett, Austin, Tex J. +.
Cook, Quincy, Mass.
Daylight dance Monday, New Years
day, in Miles hall from until 6 p. m.
Also combination dance in the evening
from S until 2. Admission, afternoon
session, gents, 25e; evening session.
gents, soc Ladies free Refreshments
included n. 4. o. ?. orchestra, f. w.
Bruce, leader
Three reels Of new pictures are shown
at the opera house tonight, among them
being "The Conversion OF Saint An
thouy,' a beautiful Italian film; a great
western drama, entitled "A Tale Of the
Foothills" and comedy picture show.
ing Mutt and jeff and the Newsboys
Both acts OF vaudeville are excellent
The Davis Bros in high-class musical
act and Barrett 4 Bane in singing and
yodeling complete a iirst-class program.
The program Of vaudeville offered at
the Pavilion last night proved to be ex-
ceptionally good The Golden yons pre-
sent an excellent singing act. which they
finish in very pretty and unique man
ner. After doing the first part Of their
act in street scene, the stage is dark
ened for an instant and when the lights
come on again the lady is seen seated
in a swing. the ropes of which are dec
grated with foliage and illuminated
with colored lights; a mass OF golden
streamers extend from the flies to the
stage IN this unique and very pretty
setting, the act sung their finishing num-,
Der, a swing song. Both are gifted with
excellent voices and they scored hit
at every show Melvin and Thatcher,
the baseball fans" furnished the laughs
for the show. Their material is all
new aud is delivered in fine shape. Their
Jokes on local baseball players they
touch EN- all up a little) while not
malicious, were very funny and seemed
to please the audience greatly. For the
feature picture to-day and tomorrow
the management has secured the great
selig animal production entitled Lost
in the Jungle" The picture is sue
cession Of thrills from start to finish
and deals with the adventures Of
Young girl (Kathlyn Williams), who il
lost in the Jungle She has numerous
with wild animals, is at
tackled by q leopard which she kills with
her hunting knife and is finally rescued
by pet elephant which has stampeded
and finds her badly injured in the Jungle
A delightful love story runs through the
picture, making it one of the strongest
picture productions Of the year.