The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-10-02
TALK OF THE TOWN.

George Bowes was a visitor in Bur-
lington over Sunday
Herbert Cliff OF Morristown, \. j.,
is passing several days in the city on
business.
0. Cardini returned home last night,
after passing few days with friends
in Burlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Chapples of We'll
lington street passed Sunday with rela-
tiyes in Orange.
Miss Rose Cook resumed work at the
Vaughan store this morning, after a two
weeks vacation.
DR.. ID. c. Jarvis moved HE office Mon
day from the Miles block into room No,
! in the Rowland block.
The Imperial orchestra win furnish
music for concert and dance in North
Montpelier Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Alex. Anderson and
daughter, Caroline, of st. Adams, passed
Sunday with friends in this city.
Miss Lizzie Albisetti OF 20 Foster
street underwent successful operation
for appendicitis at the City hospital
this forenoon.
Ernesto Molinari leaves tonight for
New York City and will sail from there
Wednesday for his former home in Italy
TO pass the winter,
Mrs. Alice johnson, who has been pass
ing several days at the home of vii.
liam Turner of Maple avenue, returned
Saturday afternoon to Moretown,
Mr.. and Mrs George l.. Mead of New
York City are passing few days at
the City hotel Mr. Mead is looking aft
er his extensive granite interests in this
vicinity.
Mrs Roy Dueharme, who recently I'M
derwent an operation at the City hos
pital, has so far recovered as to be able
to return to the home of her father,
George H. Adams, in South Barre.
regular meeting Of the Every Day
club win be held in their club house
this evening at o'clock. Let every
member be present. Per order seere-
tary.
Among the guests registered at the
City hotel yesterday and to-day were
the following; G. 7, Russell, Lawrence,
Mass; H. P. Hinman, Orange; J. Z.
Jones, Boston; DR.. and Mrs. Engleby,
Burlington.
G. H. Durett, formerly clerk in H. J.
Smiths market, has rented the White
House cafe at Depot square and will
open up for business tomorrow He is
having the cart thoroughly renovated
and cleaned to-day,
"The Angel an !. NJ. P. picture at
the Biiou to-day, and Reliance, ''The
Snews OF War; are photo plays Of un-
usual excellence. The former has been
favorably commented upon by critics Of
every motion picture journal.
The United Missionary society of He'd.
ding VI. +. church will hold its animal
meeting for the election of officers on
Wednesday. Oct. 4, at 2;30 p. m. Nnl
the chairman Of each department please
prepare reports of the work Of the past
year? A large attendance is desired and
please make it dues paying day. Lena
B. Northrup, sec.
A heavy Packard auto truck rolled
into town Saturday and anchored at De-
L pot square north Of the Union Clothing
store The sides Of the vehicle when
1 lowered, revealed a small geological gar
den which purported to be Hy Nichols
wonderful collection of untamed beast.
from the Jungle. The exhibit did a
thriving business during the afternoon
and evening.
Miss Ruby Bartlett of Santa Rita
New Mexico, has Just entered Goddard
seminary for the senior year. At tn,
present time, Goddard has students en-
rolled from nine states and from Portf
Riro and Japan In addition to this
list Of students sent te higher institu
tions by Goddard as published Saturday
should be added; George Louis of Brook
llyn, N. Y. who has entered the Albany
Medical college, and Miss Theresa Brem
nan Of New Haven, Conn.,. who has en-
tered the Yale Business college in hel
home city.
Both acts of vaudeville that come Il
the Pavilion to-day come highly recon-
mended from vaudeville managers
throughout New England Both acts
come direct from The Strong theatre
Burlington. Layelles trained dogs con
sist OF troupe of trained dogs ant
are said to be one of the best trained
dog acts in vaudeville These animals
do slack wire walking, high diving, box
ing. acrobatie feats and numerous othel
things. One of the animals is a highly
trained clown dog and is said to present
very funny line of comedy John boo
1 lev. the comedian. is native of Scot
land. being born at 73 McKichnie street
| Glasgow. He is said to be an exception
ally clever eccentric comedian, but hi,
strongest number is his imitation o
Harry Lander, the well-known Scotcl
comedian. Mr.. Dooley is regarded b,
many critics as one of the highest Of th'
rising young Scotch comedians.