The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-12-15
TALK OF THE TOWN
Christmas hat pins At Abbott's.

Colonial Midget clocks, 42e, at Fits.
Rubbers, the kind that wear, at Til
dens.
Oscar Eklof left this noon for Iber-
vile, 2. O., where lie has secured en-
ployment.
Mrs. John Haley left this noon for
New York City. where she will pass
several days with relatives,
A son, weighing II pounds, was horn
TO Mr.. and Mrs. John Gray OF Harring.
ton avenue on December l3.
Laurelo cigars are making new friends
every day. -Four for 25c at Barre Drug
Co., Depot Square drug store.
Tomorrow night the children of The
congregation win present an interesting
program at the Presbyterian church fair.
Miss i. e. Curtis returned this noon
to her home in Springfield, Mass. after
visiting relatives in the city for a week
Mrs John Finnegan and Mrs. John
Haley have gone to New Jersey, called
there by the illness Of Mrs. Haley's
mother.
All the best grades of coal and all
sizes, sold by Calder & Richardson, De-
pot square. Try our special nut coal for
the range.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. Wright returned
yesterday to their home in Watertown,
n. " after visiting friends in the city
for a few days.
Mrs. G. Fannie Allen viii hold serv-
ices in Unity temple under the au-
spices of the Spiritualist society Sun
day at 1880 and I.
Mrs. John II. Kelley returned yester-
day from Worcester, Mass, where she
was called few days ago, by the sud
den death Of relative.
James Clark left last night for New
York City, whence he win sail to-mor-
row for his former home in Aberdeen,
Scotland, to remain during the winter.
f. A. McColly, ex-president Of the Ma
tional Retail Monument Dealers asso-
citation, who attended the Manuiactur-
ers' banquet in this city, left at mid
night for his home in Latrobe, Pa.
A. NJ Hunt Of Boston, editor and
publisher of Granite, Marble q Bronze,
left for his home yesterday, after hay
ing attended the Granite Manufacturers
banquet in the Rowland hall Wednesday
evening.
DIR. II. 0. Worthen has returned from
a visit 70 two Of his sons, Dr. G. F..
and Ray O. Worthen, at Weston, Mass.
Mrs. Worthen, who accompanied him
there, win remain for short time
longer
Clinton + Millar, manager of the Con-
sclidated Lighting Co., is back at his
desk again at the company's Offices in
the Rowland block and an Of bis Barre
acquaintance will be glad TO learn that
his health is improved Mr.. Millar has
been absent for several weeks on an ex.
tended ocean trip to Jamaica, Panama
and parts of the northern coast of South
America.
There Is fine vaudeville program
on at the Pavilion. Both acts are very
pleasing. especially Bartino's dogs. This
troupe of trained dogs is considerably
different from the usual act OF us kind.
Scarcely any of the old time stunts
are resortad TO and the act consists Of
almost an new ideas Part of the wort
is done on slack wire. Both the
trainer and the dogs working on the
wire at tho same time. At every show
Yesterday this act scored hit. Prcck-
way and Bertha. two young ladies, pre-,
sent very pleasing sister act, cor
sisting Of singing, dancing, talking and
cCnturtion work Their act is neat and
refined and seemed to please greatly
On the occasion Of her 18th birthday
yesterday, Miss Ruby Bradley was ten
dered surprise party After having
been invited out to supper, during which
She was presented Is carnation pinks.
she returned to find her home nicely
decorated and about thirty young friends
waiting to surprise her. After the con-
fusion Of the surprise was over, the as
sembly was entertained with pan
tomime, after which unique games We're
played until refreshments We're served.
The dining room was prettily decorat-
ed. Then Fred Inglis made fitting
speech, presenting beautiful gold neck
chain and loeket and several other use
ful presents to, Miss Bradley After
the refreshments games were again in
diilged in until midnight.
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