The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-10-13
TALK OF THE TOWN.

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Saturday
All goods reduced in the sale at Tn.
Vaughan Store.
Gravel grading for sale cheap. Apply
to N. NJ. Nelson.
Photographs OF the Columbus day pa,
rade at Hendricks.
Percale, one yard WIDE lOc yard at
Pery's on Saturday.
Thirty-ineh white corduroy for ba-
bies coats 75e, at Abbott's.
j w. D. Ryle of Waitsfeld was among
the visitors in the city yesterday.
Troups post cards Of Columbus day
parade, now on sale at G. n. Kenyon 4
Cos.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln Morse of Brook
field were among the visitors in the city
to-day.
Mr., and Mrs NJ. +. Clifton of Rut-
land were among the visitors in the city
yesterday.
Albert Milne returned home this morn
ing, after passing a few days with
friends in Northfeld.
Mr. and Mrs. Il. w. Cilley are pass
ing ten days with relatives in South
Newbury and vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Murray returned
home last night. after passing few
days with friends in Burlington.
Chester Bennett Of Central street who
has been passing a two weeks vacation
in Portland, Me-, returned home last
evening.
NJ w. OF A. public dance at Rowland
hall Saturday, Oct. IA, with Riley's or
chestra, Fifty cents for gents, ladies,
10 cents.
The ladies' aid society of the Congre-
gational church will hold their Christ
mas sale Tuesday and Wednesday, Dec.
~ and 49,
Mrs. Daniel Dombrouske and child OF
Eastern avenue left this morning for
Boston, where they will pass a few days
with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs F. b. Cate, who have
! been in Rome, n. Y, for month or
more, where Mr. Cate went for treat
ment, have returned home.
Mrs. A, G. Whitcher left specimens of
strawberry blossoms at The Times of
flee yesterday, which were picked at
her home in East Montpelier.
Oct. %, Rowland hall, choir boys Of
the Church of the Good Shepherd Go
and hear Mark Cutters solo. with Max
well touring ear accompaniment,
Philo Bruce of Bethlehem, Pa, arrived
in the city yesterday for a few days
visit at the home Of his mother, Mrs.
A. +. Bruce, Of Brooklyn street.
Antony ], Rossi, H. Lale and +. Fol.
ey arrived in the city last evening from
Milford n. H.. and will pass several
days in this vicinity on business.
Mrs. Mary Domhrouskie left last night
for Montreal, P. O., where she will visit
friends for a few days. leaving Sunday
for several months stay in Aberdeen,
Scotland.
Thomas Smiley, who has been pass
ing few weeks at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. James Poetras Of Sem.
mary street, left this morning for La
chute, p @
Edward Felt has resumed his duties
as conductor on the Montpelier & Wells
River suburban train after a few days
absence at his home in Montpelier on
account of illness.
i A special meeting of the Presbyterian
/ Sunbeams will be held at the home OF
Florence Sim at 7 Church street, this
evening at o'clock All members are
requested to be present, as there is bus
mess to be transacted.
The special holiday train from Gran.
iteville and Websterylle over the Barre
railroad brought upwards of 300 people
TO the celebration yesterday. Many
more than this number returned on the
train at $50 in the afternoon.
Tonight at the opera house the great
cowboy and Indian celebration pictures
will be shown. This celebration was held
at Cheyenne, Wyoming, when 800 cow
boys, cowgirls and Indians competed in
! trick and fancy riding riding bronchos,
mounted potato races, riding bucking
mules and buffalo, and riding and div
ing the only team Of buffaloes ever
| broken to harness. Six reels of excel
lent pictures will be shown. The price
of admission is 10 cents.
The manager of the Pavilion had his
troubles yesterday. As special feature
of the day, he had engaged team of
! Indian performers, who had been high
ly recommended. They were to come
from Plattsburg and supposed they could
get a boat Thursday morning from that
city to Burlington and then by rail to
Barre Bright and early they went to
the dock and on arriving they were in
/ formed that the boat left about o'clock !
in the afternoon on Thursdays and were
also informed that by taking the boat
they would arrive in Barre about 0
o'clock last night. The Indians real
lied that Q p. m. was rather late
hour to arrive for matinee and at
once took the warpath for the railroad
1 depot. At that spot the ticket agent
informed them that the railroad COM
pany would gladly get them to Barre
at 8 p. m, but not any earlier. All
this happened bright and early in the
morning. The genial manager of the
Pavilion got up early yesterday morn
ing and, with a happy smile on his face,
was going about his daily labors when
suddenly and without any previous
warning hireling of the telegraph com
pany appeared, telegram changed
hands, the happy smile vanished and
short, portly individual made a record
breaking sprint to the nearest long
distance phone and by quick work
trio of musical artists were secured to
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