The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-09-26
TALK OF THE TOWN

r. C. Babcock Of Springfield. ILL.,, has
been spending several days in the Barre
granite belt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claudius Brewer of Con.
cord, y. H., We're among the visitors in
the city yesterday.
L. C. Rofe has returned to Holyokc,
Mass, after spending an extended stay
in Barre and vicinity:
AFRO d. Morse returned home yester-
day. after passing portion OF the sum
mer at Old Orchard, Me.
G. Berardnelli, solo farmacista itali-
ano debitamcnte registrato nello State
del Vermont. Farmaea Italiana, Fan
| leoni block.
A joint committee of Winnetta eon
ell. No. 10, u. of r., and Iroquois tribe,
No. l6, !. o. r. NJ, tonight at the hall
at 1880 o'clock
Mrs. Clark T. Wittmore of Orange n.
j., arrived in the city last night for a
ten days visit with relatives III Barre
and Montpelier.
Mrs. f. NJ. Laws Of Wellington street
arrived in the city this morning from
st. John, \. b., having been called here
by the death of her grandmother, Mrs.
L. d. Wheeler of Merchant street.
+. f. Kiser Of Montpelier, who has
been acting as ticket agent at the Cen
trail Vermont station during the absence
of Mrs. Edith B. Lawrence left last
night for Deerfeld, Mass, where he is
to be employed,
AT the regular meeting of the retail
clerks union. held IN X. p. hall last
evening one member was initiated and
prospective member was granted APP
plication papers. An important conmu-
nication said to have come from the
merchants association was put to the
suffrage test.
Over two hundred persons patronihed
the chicken pie supper in the basement
of the Iledding Methodist church last
evening by the ladies' and pastors
union, and many who came during the
latter part Of the supper hour were IN
able to accommodated. social hour in
the yestry occupied the early part OF the
evening and the Sunday school reception
followed. The affair was in charge of
the September circle of the union.
The Barre Citizens band gave its last
concert Of the season at the music stand
in the park last evening before al APP
preeiative audience Twice baked. the
musicians were at last able to complete
the series of sixteen concerts without in
terruption by rain. although the weather
was none too mild for out -of-door music
last evening. The following program
was carried out: March. "Portland
Cadets ID. w. Reeves; waltz. Reign of
Youth" George Barnard; interme1zo.
"Cayalleria Rusticana," Ma scagni: sere-
made tbl. "The Old Church Olgan,'
Chambers; selection, "Mikado.s SulIi-
vani medley, Popular Hts Halle;
finale, Hail.
The new program of vaudeville that
comes to the Pavilion tonight il highly
recommended by vaudeville managers in
the surrounding cities. Van Lear and
Rome, who viii appear at the Pavilion
for the rest of the week, present bur
lesque magic act, which ranges from
high-class illusions to the most ridcu
lous comedy magical stunts. The act
is said to Re entirely different from all
other comedy magic acts and contains
many hearty laughs. Howe and Edward
are well known to vaudeville patrons
of the large cities, where they have
worked for the past several years. Their
act consists Of comedy, harp playing and
dancing and is novelty act that has
been very successful in pleasing the
theatregoing public of other cities. The
pictures are up to the usual high stand |
ard maintained at the Pavilion. The one
in which Arthur johnson appears is I'M
usually pleasing and brought round after /
round of hearty laughter last night.