The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-04-12
TALK OF THE TOWN

o. Il. Nichols OF Brooktield was among
/ the business visitors in this city to-
day.
w. w. Calder has returned home, aft
er spending a few days in Middlesex on
! business.
w. L. Pike returned to Lisbon, n. H.,
this morning, after brief business visit
in this city.
A program of all feature pictures at
| the Biiou to-day. Feature of features
is an |. NJ. p, "The Martyr"
| Mr.. and Mrs. Edward II. harrington
/ left to-day for Windsor, where they will
spend few days with relatives.
Joseph Burns returned to Woodsville,
n H., this morning, after spending a
! few days in this city on business.
| Eugene Leonard returned to North
field this noon after spending a few
days in this city as the guest OF friends,
Joseph Bianchi of Railroad street has
gone to North Adams, Mass, where he
| will make an extended visit with rela-
tves.
special meeting of Granite City
Quoting club will be held in the club
house tonight at O'Clock. Important.
| j. Fraser, secretary.
Charles Klein of North Main street
returned this morning from Burlington,
where he has been visiting with friends
for the past few days.
Olin Marshall of Fall River, Mass,
who has been spending a few days in
/ Barre and Montpelier on business, Will
return to Boston this evening.
The Woodman hall has been newly
decorated and the fans put into first
class condition for the series Of dances
to be given by Gilbertson's orchestra
"Mine, the song that James Bennett
made hit with at the b. A. c. min
strels, can be purchased at Bailey's mu-
sic rooms on Finn street for lSc a copy.
Mark Cutler Of Jefferson street has
returned home, after passing some time
in Boston, where he has been engaged in
the plant OF the Maxwell Automobile
Co.
Harry w. Gallup, who is to succeed
H. +. kerwin as local operator for the
Western Union Telegraph company IL
expected to arrive in the city tonight
from North Adams, Mass
Leon Farnsworth Of Merchant street
returned home this morning from Mont
pelier, where he has been playing the
Piano at the Comique for the past few
days during the absence OF the regular
pianist.
NJ. NJ. Freeman OF Claremont and II,
] Markolf OF Rutland who have been
in this city for the past few days on
business connected with the Sullivan
Machinery company, returned to their
respective homes this morning
sata g4f lfuE IL
confined to his home By illness Mr..
Gates was delegate to the Methodist
state conference, which is being held
ot Newport this week, and owing to this
illness was unable to attend,
At the public dance in the Woodman
hall Saturday night, April l3, William
Gilbertson promises one Of the best
dance orchestras ever in Barre. Every
body invited. Admission, soc, ladies
free.
Tickets Tor the performance Of ".lump-
ing Jupiter" with Richard Carle and
Edna Wallace Hopper, at the opera house
next Tuesday night, go on sale at Ken
bricks tonight at ! o'clock. Not over
rinc tickets viii be sold to purchaser
Friday night
Conductor James j. Kanaly, who has
been confined TO his home in Montpelier
foI few days past. will resume his du.
ties on the Barre branch train tonight
His place has been filled by Conductor
Charles Simmons of the Barre and Mont
pelier freight yards
Dr. Morton Snow of Springfield Mass,
who is connected with the medical de-
partment of the Massachusetts, Life In.
st., 1.
land, Me- after spending few days in
the city on business connected with the
insurance company's local office.
Tonight at the Salvation Army hall
musical blizzard" is to be given by
a united meeting Of the Montpelier and
Barre corps. Captain and Mrs. Clifford
and Envoy Roby from Boston win lead
tlr last meeting of the weeks cam
paign. Lots OF music and singing. Don't
miss this Free to ALL
Mrs. j. r. AlcAlister Of South Rye
gate arrived in this city yesterday and
will remain as the guest of her daugh-
ter, Mrs w H. Goodfellow of Spauld
ing street, for a few weeks. Mrs. Me
Allister made the trip to this city ON
the occasion Of her S0th birthday. Mrs.
NlcAlister is very active for woman of
her years.
The current issue Of the War Cry,
the Salvation Army organ, contains an
excellent likeness of Rev William T.
Rraisted, former pastor of the First
Baptist church who went from Barre
to Oneida, ~ y The cut is published
along with the pictures of other clergy
men in connection with an article on
the growth Of Salvation Army work in
Oneida.
G. A. Wakely and c. H. Aldrich, West
ern Union inspectors from the company's
headquarters IN Boston, We're in the city
to- day looking over the basement of the
Central station. where all the telegraph
wires enter from outside The inspee-
tors found that the companys prop
erty had been damaged but little by the
flood of last Sunday. although the loss
in the basement of the Montpelier Of
flee from this same source, was extreme
ly heavy
very pleasing program Of vaudeville
and pictures was enjoyed by the patrons
of the Pavilion last night. Madame !
Flower. who has been heard in this |
city many times in the past. was the /
feature attraction. Her singing is Just /
as sweet as ever After years of sing |
ing before the public, her voice still /
retains all its great beauty and wonder 1
iul range The audience clapped /
stamped and whistled their appreciation. !
Many of those who heard her at the /
first show remained in their seats and 1