The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-01-24
TALK OF THE TOWN

Hfeat REDUCTIONS on ladies' dresses, 81
Fits
Melvin Wood has returned home from
Burlington.
4 Muslin curtains from SOC pair to 59c
at Pcrry's
Sale of ginghams and percales at The
Vaughan Store
\ Wash goods sale this week at The
Vaughan Store.
\ G. w Perry went to Marshfeld TO-
day on business trip.
Fresh lot of Sehraflts' chocolates Just
arrived at Davis, the druggist.
II you want a good black or colored
silk petticoat, you should see Abbott's
special values.
Mr.. and Mrs, Stanley G. Wilson OF
Chelsea We're among the visitors in the
city yesterday.
Angus a. Smith left to-day for Mont.
real. 7. O., where he will remain for a
week on business,
Tickets for Howe's pictures az the op.
era house ON Thursday night are now
ON sale at Hendricks
Miss Fanny Merrill of Warren. n. H.
IS visiting ut the home OF her sister, Mrs
A. L. Smith of Trow hill.
There will be public dance at Wood.
mems hall Tuesday, January "a Riley's
orchestra; soc for gents, ladies free
The regular meeting of the school COM
missioners win be held at the Spaulding
building this evening at o'clock.
/ John MCGOWAN. who has been confined
to his home on South Main street with
the grippe, is now able to be out.
/ Paul Franzi, who was called TO Quincy,
Mass, by the illness and death of his
sister returned to his home here last
night.
4 Mr.. and Mrs Elmer Strait returned
to-day to their home in Burlington, aft
er visiting with relatives here for the
past week.
| Last call for the Burns concert, Pres
4 byterian church tonight. Admission 10
cents Don't miss III it's going to
be a dandy.
Mrs. Charles Simpkins and Miss Maude
Calvin have returned to their home in
Manchester, n. H. after passing week
in the city
Tho Over the Tea Cups club viii hold
a red-letter day Thursday afternoon mt
2;30 o'clock, with Mrs II. A. Gould, So
Spanldng street
Miss Irene Sheenan has returned to
her home in Burlington, after passing
few days in this city as the guest OF
Miss Esther Hudson
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mccormack and Dir.
and Mrs. Roy Bullock Of Mortified were
in the city last evening, TO attend the
production OF "The Old Homestead"
The ladies' aid society OF st. Moniea's
church will hold whist party at X. of
G. hall Wednesday, jan 25. Refresh
ments OF coffee, sandwiches, cake, etc,
win be served Admission l5c.
The Burlington Free Press says that
a marriage license was granted by the
Burlington city clerk yesterday to
George + Anderson of Burlington and
Maude Elizabeth Harrison Of Barre.
Regular meeting Of Jumpers, boxers
and derrickmen's union, branch No so
win be held In carpenters hall Nichols
block. January p, at 1880 p. m. A large
attendance is desired Per order n. f.
Clark, cor. sec.
The ladies' aid society will meet IN
the Congregational church parlors on
Wednesday at 2:30 o'clock for a social
AFTERNOON Each member is asked to
bring a guest and furnish cake for two
There will be a program.
Antoni Fasola OF % Berlin street
member OF the Excelsior Granite com
pany firm, wishes to let his friends know
that he is not the man giving that
name who appeared in city court yes
terday and paid a fine and costs for
illegal sale of liquor.
Special conFocatiou OF Ruth chapter,
@. r. s., Wednesday evening, January
Is. at 1880 o'clock The deputy grand
matron and deputy grand patron will
make their official visit. There will be
work, aud the Addena and Star Crowned
Cross will be given. Refreshments
served.
Mrs. Milo Bassett was pleasantly sur
prised at her home on Prospect street
Saturday evening, when about % of her
friends called to remind her IL was her
35th birthday and bringing with them a
handsome shoppingbag which they pre-
sented as a remembrance OF the occasion,
Mrs. Maggie Stephens made the pres
entation. Refreshments We're served. and
general good time was enjoyed till a
late hour.
In Mile. Strenod, who is appearing
at the Pavilion the first three days of
this week the management has the
most graceful dancer that ever appeared
in this city Her opening number. which |
is dance that is very popular in Europe
and of Hungarian origin, was the most
enhancing and gracefully executed thing
OF its kind we ever had the pleasure /
OF witnessing, and though it was strange
to them the audience instantly caught I
the beauty and grace of it and responded .
with a hearty encore. A remarkable in I
eident occurred at this little theatre last 1
night. One of the young men Of the [
LaTell brothers, who has had nearly I
fourteen years of stage experience, was 4
taken with a bad case of stage fright, 4
which lasted for nearly a half hour, after I
he had completed his part of the act,
but which left him before the time came
for his second appearance. lie cannot I
explain il and says that ii happened 10
him once before. several years ago. Old
actors, who have had years OF experience,
always dread an attack of this kind, but
none Is immune from il. Many instances
are recorded IN stage history, where II