The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-10-18
TALK OF THE TOWN.

WcsttIh uIditlds anu Two Vthei hiSh+
class pictures.
Margaret E. Assay, with the help Of
fifteen squaws, presenting "Iilawatha,
i certainly the work Of an artist.
All those donating articles for the
Pocahontas fair viii please take same
to Rowland hail. Thursday, October ID.
Warmers rust-proof and Redfern cor
sets, every pair guaranteed, at Henry W.
Knights, successor to Veale Il Knight.
A rummage sale by the ladies Of the
Civic federation viii be held in the Boil
ster block Thursday and Friday, Oct.
10 and 20.
The first game Of the IS series of the
A. O, II. will be played Thursday even
ing, Oct. 10, in their hall. All players
take notice.
The Baptist Sunshine band will meet
Mt the church Tuesday ut 2 p. m TO
finish the quilt. Bring needle, thimble
and scissors.
Anyone desiring 10 give potatoes or
vegetables to the hospital peed not feel
obliged to use the bags left. Use a
larger one, if you like.
Miss Nettie Lawless. who has been
passing several months in New Rochelle,
n, T., returned to this city last even
ing for an indefinite stay.
John Stevens Of Boston has been the
guest of Frederic Edwards of the high
school faculty for few days. They
were classmates in Dartmouth college.
There will be a ssance at number 50
Maple avenue, Friday evening nj 1880
o'clock, conducted by Mrs Fife /. Web
ster. Admission 10 cents All are in.
vited.
Stephen Esteran leaves tonight for
New York City, whence ne will sail Sat
urday for Rio de Janeiro, Argentina,
where he win be employed during the
winter.
At Rowland hall, Oct. %. choir boys
concert. Arthur Cole will sing about
his latest fancy and her name IS Sarah.
He says she's a.peaeh, so go and make
him prove it.
The degree staff of Hiawatha lodge,
No. 90 /. o. @. f., viii be the guests
Of Vermont lodge, No. 2, in Montpelier
this evening and win work the first de-
gree on several candidates.
Mrs. w. d. Reid, Mrs. I. r. Rickert
and Mrs, Ned J Roberts left yesterday
afternoon for ST, Adams, where they
will attend the annual convention o. the
Woman's auxiliary Of the Episcopal
church.
The ladies of the Congregational
church will serve parish supper to-
day Wednesday,, at Q o'clock. Each
one is asked to furnish something for
the table. Come and enjoy social
evening.
The program for the opening nighs
| Thursday Of the Pocahoatas fair is As
follows: Remarks BY the senior past
pocahontas; selection orchestra; one-sct
vaudeville; fisher song in costume. HI.
/ ley's orchestra will furnish music for
dancing.
All the public schools Of the city will
be closed at noon tomorrow so that
the teachers can attend the State Teach
ers' association convention to be held in
Montpelier Thursday, Friday and Sat
lurday. The evening drawing school will
be continued Just the same
Word was received yesterday that
Miss Marguerite Stoughton, who is at
tending the new Boston, museum OF fine
arts are school in Boston, was elected
president Of her class, Of one hundred
and fifty. Miss stoughton was GRADUATE
ed from spaulding high school in the
class Of 1910.
Tuesday arrivals at the hotel Otis
were as follows; f. G. Dreyfus. Bos-
ton; b. f. ST. Clair, Plymouth, NJ H.;
| H. M. aymes. New York City; H. +
Benway, Boston; A. Berman, Littleton
IN. H.; G. l.. Wilder Boston; Mr.. and
Mrs. II. w. Carter, Waterville, Me. G.
| Laporte, Brandon; +. X. Washburn
White River junction.
| Sewing lessons under the direction Of
The Barre Civic federation will begin IN
the fourth grade Of the public schools
next Monday. 1t would aid the fedora
/ ton greatly if those having pieces OF
| light and dark print suitable for patch
work, would contribute them for this
work. They can be left any time this
week at the store of Henry W. knight
| Guests registered at the City hote
yesterday and to-day were as follows
A. G. Tayntor, New York City; G. r
Dickinson, Albany. N. "; A. T. Rogers
Hyde Park, Mass; e, NJ. McCabc, I. Al
Mason, Boston; j. A. Rogers. St Adams
| W. S. Martin. o. r. Smith, Westerly
| R. II; F. I, Coreoran, Fred Southland
New York City; II. X. Myers, Boston,
III. r Mckay, New York City; g. A
Mosher, Boston.
The act billed as Zed, now playing
at the Pavilion, is undoubtedly one pi
the finest acts Of its kind ever seen il
the city, the performer is a contortion
ist of extraordinary ability, but doe:
mot depend entirely upon his ability al
a contortionist to please IN audience
a wierd fantastic mass of glitterins
/ beauty, consisting of four drop scenes
which gives the stage the appearance o
a cavern In this setting the act il
produced with the performer made VI
as a dragon, the act in way is thrill
ing and at every show has won thu
admiration and applause of the audience
The kittie Duo, a team of very cleyel
Scotch musicians complete the vande
vile program. This act is also excel
tonight. One of the new pictures that
i came this morning is very exciting
western production in which sensation
al feats Of Workmanship is feature
At the Biiou, special program: TIVE
western dramas aud two other high