The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-04-26
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Good values in long silk gloves at Az
bolts.
Buy our sugar and tea deal, good for
this week only. Eastman Bros
There will be dance at the Plainfeld
house Saturday evening, April 20.
"Doley Minstrels" at Armory hall,
Montpelier, Friday evening, April %.
c. D. Bingham of Lyndonville was
among the business visitors in the city
yesterday.
Auction sale tomorrow at P. m. f..
L. Nixon. See adv page Z. G. + Smith,
auctioneer.
0. A. Burnham OF Arlington was
among the business visitors in the city
yesterday.
Stylish coats, rain coats and skirts.
Get our prices before you buy. The
Vaughan store.
Regular meeting of teamsters' union
Thursday, April q, at 1880 P. m. in
painters hall.
Rummage sale removed to Universal
list yestry Wednesday and Thursday
afternoon and evening.
The condition of Mrs, Ellen L. Slough
ton, who is confined to her home on
French street by illness, is improving
The Frank McWhorter Co. want your
children's business on Widow Jones suits
and top coats, the largest line in the
city.
The successful production of the DO
key Minstrels" will be repeated at
Armory hall, Montpelier, Friday even
ing, April 2S
Miss Elizabeth Carson has gone to
| Chelsea, where she will have charge of
the intermediate department of the
graded schools.
A regular meeting of Bright Star Re
bekah lodge, will be held on Wednes-
day evening at o'clock; work and re-
freshments. Per order, n. g.
Mr. Sheehan's address in X. OF c. hall
tonight viii be followed by a social
dance All persons Of Irish birth or
descent are invited. Admission free.
J. !. Cayhue went to Montpelier to.
day, where he will be employed as bar
tender. His place in the Depot square
lunch room is TO be filed by j. p. Cay
hue
Regular meeting Jumpers, boxers and
! derrickmen's union branch No. so, will
be held in carpenters hall, Wednesday,
April 20, at 1880 p. m. n. F. Clark,
cor. sec.
/ The delegation Of members OF Barre
/ lodge, No. 1873, n. r. O. p, attending
the session of the state lodge in Bur.
lington yesterday, returned to Barre
/ last evening.
Don't miss seeing S. n. Parker as
4 Brannigan, the waiter, in "The Famous
Soup Case" 1t will be something long
to be remembered, At Rowland hall,
Tuesday evening, May 2.
/ Wood is scarce but coal is not Coal
lis a more economical fuel than wood
anyhow, so why don't you start burn.
/ ing coal We have just what yon wan.
/ The ID. NJ. Miles Coal Co.
Miss Florence Sturtevant viii give a
recital in voice and elocution at God.
dard seminary next Friday evening at
o'clock She will be assisted by Clay
ton Spencer A cordial invitation is
extended to the people OF the city.
In connection with the playlet, "The
/ Famous Soup Case which will be given
in Rowland hall Tuesday evening, May
2, there will be a fine musical entertain
ment. as well. Either one alone is worth
the admission, which, for adults, is 20
cents.
Notice. All meat and fish carts used
in the city must be kept free from flies
and dirt No one to be allowed to han.
die the goods except the one in charge.
Also all rubbish and filth about houses
or in cellars must be cleaned up by May
lis, 1911 Per order city health board.
DR.. NJ d. Lamb, sec.
"What Great Bear Learned an In.
dian drama, is at the Dreamland. Ii
represents the situation in which an In.
dian. deceived by a schemeing Mexican,
found himself when the tribe discovered
what had happened. The characters OF
the scheming Mexicans viii be recognized
as life like That sort are much too
common in that section of the world
The duel with knives is thrilling bit
of work and is we'll executed. That
Great Bear is finally taken back by his
wife and tribe seems to be but Just
when he was deceived, as many Others
have been before and will be after.
The program at the Pavilion is an
exceptionally good one. One act in par
ticular. the Shermans, are presenting an
act that is extremely pleasing TO the
eve Their act is what is known as
an electrical butterfly dance. It has
been long time since theatre goers OF
Barre have seen an act of similar ma
ture and it is doubtful if any act OF
similar nature has even been presented
in Barre in the remarkably clever man.
ner that this one is presented. The
Shermans call il "the act beautiful.
The title certainly fits the act The
curtain goes up on a stage that seems
to be mass of silver ribbons, sus-
pended from above. In this beautiful
setting, the lady, clothed in a dress OF
flowing white, is seen posing. The dance
reminds one Of the beautifully colored
moving pictures that are sometimes seen
in the moving picture theatres. One Of
the dresses used is entirely covered with
silver spangles. This is the one used in
doing the butterfly dance. Both of the
other acts are very pleasing All acts
,,;l oIosa their enoappment TONIGHT a