The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-02-21
TALK OF THE TOWN

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Read the Paris Shirtwaist House adv.
on page 4.
The Hit or Miss club will meet this
evening with Dean Ayers of Beckley
street.
Roy Curtis began work this morning
as messenger boy at the Western I'm
ion telegraph Office.
G. E. soule, superintendent of the
Central Vermont railroad, was in this
city yesterday on business.
George Troup, who has been passing
two months with relatives in this city,
left this morning for Albany, n Y.
Charles Hurlbort, travelling freight
agent for the Missouri Pacific railroad,
was in this city Yesterday on business.
Mrs. William Park, who was called
to Barre by the death of her brother,
William G. Troup, returned home last
night.
/ Austin Booth, who has been in this
city for the past week on business, re-
turned to his home in Vergennes this
noon.
Howard E. Camp. who has been absent
| from Barre for several months, was in
the city to-day on his way home to Will
| Jamestown.
| Austin p. Booth. who has been in
| this vicinity purchasing hay for sew
taeral days, returned to his home in Fer
risburg to-day.
Mrs. L. A. Hutchinson, who was called
to Barre to attend the funeral of Charles
G. Mooreroft returned to-day to her
home in Randolph.
The time, Feb. %, s p. m. The place,
Rowland hall The music, Riley's orches-
ira. What is it,! Why the Uniform
Rank dance, of course.
Tomorrow being Washington's birth
day. both the Barre Savings bank and
the National Bank of Barre will be
closed throughout the day.
One regular fireman from the central
station, armed with hand chemical,
went to Pike street this morning and
forestalled the possibility of a chin
ney fire by promptly applying tank
ful of fluid. No damage was done.
Arthur C. Tilden yesterday finished
moving bis household goods from l57
Washington street into the house on
Prospect street which he recently pur-
chased through the Perry Real Estate
agency. Mr.. Tilden has made extensive
repairs to his newly acquired property
Dante's Inferno in pictures viii &c
shown at the Barre opera house to-mor.
row afternoon and night. All Of the
sound effects are used in the presenta-
ton of the five reels of these pictures
All school children will be admitted to
la A. O.Q0 En-
Miss Alice Lavelle will read Israel
Zangwills great masterpiece. "The Melt
ing Pot" in the Barre opera house, Sat.
urday evening, Feb. "a. Ii is sure TO be
good Miss bavelle is one of our local
high school teachers and needs no intro
duction to Barre audiences as an elocu.
ZIONIST of great ability.
Several young people of the city will
leave this evening on sleigh ride to
rlainfeld. where an oyster supper viii
he served on their arrival at the Plain. |
field house A short dance order will |
be carried ont before the return home. |
The affair is held in the nature of
reunion Of the 1910 commercial class OF |
Spaulding high school, although it is not |
confined to the class members.
To-day is the last day that the thea |
TRIGGERS of Barre viii have to soc Ia. |
mont's dogs and monkeys which are
at the Pavilion. This act has been |
tremendous hit during its engagement |
in Barre. The animals are very clever |
and have produced great amusement FOR |
all who have witnessed their work. The |
monkeys are especially funny, their an
tics keeping the audience in constant |
roars of laughter and their tricks bring |
ing forth many rounds of applause. As
whole, the act is undoubtedly one OF |
the most amusing ever seen in the city, |
A new program OF pictures comes to-
day. II consists of western picture
comedy and rural comedy drama.
Miss Florence Lawrence, the well known
picture actress, plays the leading part /
in one of the pictures. A special matinee
will be run for school children at 4:30
this afternoon.