The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-05-15
TALK OF THE TOWN.

"A. a, Lanlofey was NlsiJOf IN New
port yesterday
Jackson's native asparagus at the
Vermont Fruit store.
Look at our window of 25c madras
waistings for lsc. At Fits
Harry Burnet Of Hanover N. IT,, was
a weekend visitor in the city.
The Blue Sox win play the Red sox
at Intercity park tomorrow afternoon.
c. f. Young left Saturday night on
a business trip to northern New York.
| ]. O. Wales returned yesterday from
weeks visit with relatives in North.
field.
Lewis Hoar and Alfred Mckay went
TO Williamstown on a fishing trip Sat.
urday
Harold Annis and Manuel S. Orland
are passing a few days at Curtis pond
in Calais.
Clarence Bishop and Earle Williams
have returned home from fishing trip
to Berlin,
A daughter was born Sunday morning
to Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Norris OF Elm
street extension.
Fred Milne returned TO his work in
Mortified, after spending Sunday with
friends in the city,
G. Moriggia left this morning for his
home in New York after a few days
business visit in the city.
Fred Davidson mas returned to his
work in Waterbury, after spending Sun
day at his home in this city.
Mrs, Philip Ellis and daughter left
Saturday for stay of several weeks
with her parents in Concord, N. Fl.
Joseph Charles Of Prospect street, who
has been passing ten days in New York
City on business, returned home Satur-
day night.
Miss Isabel Duncan, who has been
spending ten days at the home of her fla
ther, James Duncan, of Ayers street,
left Saturday for Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. r. Davis left yester-
day for weeks visit with friends and
relatives in Windsor and Felchyille f..
C. Greene OF Mortified is working in
Mr.. Davis drug store during his ab-
sence.
Badly the valuable bear dog owned
by George Bond, met tragic death on
Saturday, when an automobile ran him
down in front of the Morse block. He
was not killed instantly but died few
minutes later,
The civic federation has engaged Miss
Elizabeth h. Richards to take charge OF
the children's playground at North
Barre, and Miss Richards will be here
from june Is to September 2. She is
graduate of Radcliffe college and has
had some experience in the line of play
ground work.
Weather permitting, the ladies' aid
society Of st Monica church will hold
a lawn party at Mrs. Thomas CAROLS,
BOG North Main street, Tuesday even
ing, May 49, Automobile rides will be
feature Of the evening Ice cream and
cake viii be on sale The members are
requested to bring cake.
The perennial organ grinder with the
usual repertoire of near-popular airs
made his appearance on the street Sat
urday and spent the day Turing pen
nies from little children and benevolent
grown-ups. JoelSo, the monk, was con-
spicuous by his absence and two black |
and white mice were the only occupants |
of the organ mans little wooden ZOO
"Amerno," the hypnotist, with many
new and wonderful features, begins
three days engagement at the opera
house tonight. Amerno, when here last /
season. made very favorable impress
sion and played to full houses Besides /
his own part of the program, which III
cludes an amusing exhibition OF hypno- /
tism several reels of pictures are shown |
in connection with the vaudeville acts /
Work on the erection of the business
block at the corner of Elm and Wash. |
ington street. controlled by the Aldrich |
library trustees, was started this morn |
ing by W. T.. jackson of Montpelier,
who has the contract to build the block |
The foundation walls were put in last |
fall and the laying of the brick walls |
will be begun at once. The building will |
be three stories high and il is planned |
to have stores on the first floor and |
office rooms ia the rest Of the building. /
"The Survival of the Fittest." The /
story of circus. A show girl. with /
two lovers and dancing bear. 1t
begins in Italy with one lover cast off I
and the other accepted against the girls
will, and ends in New York, with the I
accepted lover thrown out and the old /
one accepted There is thrill when
the girl is attacked by lions, from which /
she is brayely rescued by her former
lover And then all is peace and happi. |
ness with them. It's at the Dreamland.
The following persons were registered
1t the hotel Otis yesterday: G. b. Car
1enter, Bellows Fallsi c. +. Grossarth, II
7. w. Currier, Burlington; G. +. Brown,
:. w. Lyman, Boston; twenty-five MEM
,ers of Madame Sherry Co.; r. S.
Kenyon, Rochester, N. T.; James David
ION, Boston; f. H. Coleman, L. J. Phelps,
concord, n H.; George Kirkwood, Il.
Philips, Portland, Me-; Edward Green
hilds, Montreal, p. O.; G. Morse, North
leld; James McCauley, Chicago; Fred
1leck, New York City; Mr.. and Mrs.
frank Sheridan, Berlin, N. II.
One of the acts that comes to the Pa.
ilion to-day is one of the best known
{ its kind before the vaudeville public.
We refer to Blampln & Heir, known rs
he champion singers of vaudeville This
ct offers one of the most pleasing
ioh-rlaG singing acts ~ no bnard Ia