The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-03-11
TALK OF THE TOWN

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New couch covers and portieres at
Fits.
See the new silks at 49c per yard at
Vaughan's.
Auction sale at the City Auction
Rooms tonight
New messaline silk waists at The
Vaughan Store.
Isaac Sachin went yesterday to his
home in Burlington for a few days visit.
E. L. Sanborn Of East Orange was
among the business visitors in the city
to-day.
Robert Montgomery went this noon
to Northfeld tor short visit with rela-
tives.
Charles b. Pettingil of Brandon was
among the business visitors in the city
yesterday.
Oscar Holland of Mount Vernon, y Y,
was among the business visitors in the
city Saturday
Duncan Mcmillan is assisting at Jones
brothers during the absence of one OF
thc toolsharpeners.
William Biddie returned home this
morning, after passing few days with
friends in Waterbury.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Weed of White
River Junction were among the visitors
in the city yesterday
Gerry w. Blanchard left last night
for Boston, where he expects TO remain
several days on business.
j. J. Robins returned this morning
from ten days business trip to st.
Johnsbury and Peacham.
Walter Pacquette returned yesterday
to his home in Sherbrooke p o. after
spending ten days with relatives in the
city.
Visit Hookers new talking machine
department and hear your favorite seIec-
ton played upon the Grafonola or Vic
trola
Just received. a car Of fancy Glendoria
nayels, direct from California, free from
frost and decay. Order a box from your
dealer
Rev James Wilson of Burlington will
conduct the Lenten services in the Church
Of the Good Shepherd Tuesday even
ing.
Miss Blanche Boland of Mortified
Falls was visitor in the city over sun
day, the guest Of her aunt, Mrs. 7. T.
Hamel.
Carl Nelson OF Franklin street re-
turned to this city yesterday, after
spending a few days with friends at
Waterbury.
Percy Seeley, who is employed in
Downs drug store, expects to leave to-
night for a weeks visit with relatives
in Westerly, r. l.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Campeau re-
turned this noon to their home in Cham
plain, n. y, after spending several days
with relatives in the city.
Mrs, Frank Minard of Highland ave.
nue. has returned home from Swanton,
where she attended the Patt -F1eury
wedding Saturday afternoon.
Miss Ruth Parker of Spaulding street
has returned home from Burlington,
where she attended a concert given by
the Burlington symphony orchestra
Mr.. and Mrs. James Webb of Berlin
have returned home, after passing a few
days in the city as the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Benedict of North Main
street.
George f. Marsh has resumed his du.
ties as clerk at the American express
office, after having been detained at his |
home on Keith avenue by illness for
a few days.
G. II. Tobias, who has been demon
strating the Standard Automatic sep
arator at the Allen show rooms on South |
Main street, left this noon for his home |
in Grand Isle.
j, G. Griggs received checks this morn |
ing for matured endowments for his Gus
toners and policy holders in the Phoenix !
Mutual Life Insurance company for more |
than $1,000
James Sim, who has been absent from |
Barre for several months, arrived in the
city this morning from New York. Mr.. |
Sim has been spending some time at |
his former home in Aberdeen, Scotland, |
and left Glasgow February "a on the |
Anchor line steamship "Cameronia."
The new program of vaudeville and |
pictures that comes to the Pavilion to-
day is headed by Isabella Peyrani's edu-
Gated dogs and doves, an act which is
said to be one of the perttiest trained |
animal offerings in vaudeville. The
doves, which are snow white fan-tails,
are fine specimens of that variety of
doves and are very tame. They seem
to enjoy being petted by Miss Peyrani.
The act has been hit in the larger
cities throughout the country. Baker
and Murray in a comedy singing and
dancing act will complete the vaudeville
The feature picture is Sc
liz western drama. entitled "A Romance
of the Rio Grande" The picture shows
the havoc wrought by bOotleggers ply
ing their trade among the Indians. 1t
is thrilling, shows much stirring action
and a number of fine feats of horse
The picture entitled, "Papa's
Letter. is also a dramatic feature. This
picture will no doubt cause some tears
and at the same time be highly enjoyed
by the lady part of the audience.