The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-09-10
TALK OF THE TOWN


church will be held in the vestry on
Wednesday evening at o'clock.
i c. Bau of Franklin street was bus.
mess visitor in Mortified to-day.
4 Frank Lascor of Webster street. who
has been spending the past few days in
Randolph, returned to this city to-day
! Miss Blanche Loranger, who has been
visiting at the home Of her uncle, A. j.
! Loranger of Summer street, during the
| past three months, returned to her home
at Sherbrookes r. O., this morning
Charles Mccarthy of Summer street
returned to this city to-day from Waldo
boro, Me-. where he has been visiting
| relatives for the past two weeks, after
having spent the summer at Old Or
chard Me.
Clyde j. Lawliss, who has been visit
| ing several places in Massachusetts, re-
turned home Saturday afternoon, ac-
companied by his aunt, Miss Efie C,
Wolfe, graduate nurse of the Holyoke
City hospital
The party who took the overcoat from
the automobile standing outside the
dance hall at North Montpelier last Fri
day night is known and can save in
convenience by returning the same to
the Times office.
Frank Coonbs, who has been employed
as porter at the hotel Otis for the past
few months, has completed his duties
and returned to his former home at
Burlington. Mr.. Coombs has been or.
fered position in one OF the large win
ter hotels ut Tampa, Fla, and is con
templating the prospects.
Mondays arrivals at the hotel Otis
were as follows: William Hiney, Bur
lington; William Green, Wilmington; ID.
A. Roberts, Emira, n Y; Benjamin G.
Hall, Marlboro, n. H.. Joseph Wark,
Hardwick A. +. Johnson, Boston; Miss
Evelyn Morrill,, Boston; John Lavery,
Rutland; II. NJ. Wilder, Boston; G. 4.
Payne, Burlington; 4. L. Wallen, Mid
dlesex; c. A. Derby, Philadelphia; c. w.
Coleman. st. Louis.
Friends in this city of Leslie Wright
viii be interested to learn of his cap
ture OF the first prize in the 100 yard
dash at the Labor day festivities at
Des Moines, la. Another Barre lad was
entered, Albert Milne. There was a
large field OF entries and both runners
survived the trial heats. In the final
heat Wright crossed the tape a winner.
with Milne also inside the money. The
officials in charge of the sports thought
Wright was professional and the iden-
tity of the Barre lads record was com
PEELED.
the opera house was filled last night
with theatregoers for the presentation
of Joseph NJ. Gates musical comedy,
The Three Twins" which depends on
the trouble of three gentlemen who 80
closely resemble each other as to be
in complications all the time. Marion
Morton, as Kate Armitage, the sweet
heart of one of the twins, instantly
won the approval of the audience, and
her singing was the best of the even
ing. With winning personality and
sweet voice. she was repeatedly called
back. Especially was she enjoyed in the
"Cuddle Up Little Closer, Low
ey, Nine" In her her song, "The
Little Girl Up There the "faceograph"
was introduced. a clever scheme By |
which the face Of one of the chorus girls /
was reflected on the curtain at the rear
OF the stage. The electric swing, at !
the close OF the first act, was an in |
novation and, illumined by hundreds OF !
electric lights, made a pretty scene. Ma
RE Sabbott. as Molly Summers, proved |
herself an excellent dancer, when she |
at the close of the comedy with |
the Yama Yama girls There were cho-
rus girls aplenty to support the stars
and in the finale, "The Three Twins" |
had Strengthened out their troubles and /
each had found the woman of his choice. /