The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-01-23
TALK OF THE TOWN

service.
II. A. Holt went to Williamstown Of
a business trip last night, returnin;
home to-day.
All goods that got missed from GU
clearance sale at prices to close at TIL
Vaughan Store.
Robert Cordiner returned from Mont
real yesterday, where he spent the week
end with friends.
S. Sampica OF st. Adams, Western
Union line inspector, was in the city to
day on business.
George Brown went to Boston last
night, where he will spend two weeks
vacation with friends.
Miss May f. Carter Of Monson, Mass.
is visiting her aunt, Mrs A. NJ. Morri
son, on Batchelder street.
| Miss Annie Pruneau of Websterville
is visiting at the home of her aunt, Mrs
J. Pruneau of Maple avenue.
Alex. Troupe left for Boston last
night to attend the annual convention oil
the New England photographers.
Pianos, organs, sheet music. Orders
taken for piano tuning. Bailey's Music
Rooms, IA Elm street. Phone 1911.
States Attorney J. Ward Carver went
/ this noon to Woodstock for conference
with AttorneyGeneral John g. Sargent
A regular meeting of the school com
n1issioners will be held at the Spauld-
ing building this evening at Z o'clock.
Superintendent C. f. Soule Of st. Al
bans was in the city yesterday on bust
ness connected with tie Central Vermont
railroad.
j. J. Dashner real estate agent for
the d. A, Perry agency in Washington
has sold a farm in Corinth to Il. A.
MeAuley.
Romeo Marriott left Saturday night
for Los Angeles, Cal, wher he win be
employed by his uncle, who preceded him
to the California city some time ago
c. Bau left for Boston last night to
attend the convention Of the New Eng
land photographers to be held there this
week. Mr.. Bau expects to return Fri
day.
Enjoy sleigh ride to East Barre
Friday evening and attend the dance.
Music furnished by the Imperial or
chestra, four pieces. Dancing from s
to |. Admission, 75c; ladies free.
The Tourist club will observe gentle.
mems night Wednesday evening, Jan. "a,
at the home of Mrs. Ladd, Dinner will
be served at $3.50. All those unable to
attend are asked to notify the commit.
tee.
There will be meeting of court
Laval, st. Jean Baptiste society, at their
rooms Tuesday, Jan. %, at o'clock
for the installation of officers. All
French people are invited 10 the social
dance to be held after the meeting.
Ladies are requested to bring cake.
Retail clerks. take noticel We were
much gratiiied with the attendance al
our last meeting and extend cordial
invitation to those who were present
to come again and request those who
were not there to be present next
Wednesday, Jan. "a, at 1880 P. m.
Division l and division ,, Ladies'
Auxiliary of the A. 0. H., are invited
to Graniteville Wednesday evening, Jan
% Members who wish to 90 are re-
quested to meet at the X. of {. hall at
$50 sharp. A barge and other means
of conveyance have been arranged TO
accommodate all. Per order committee.
Guests registered at the City hotel
yesterday and to-day were as follows:
b. T. Gillette, Burlington; Lillian Car.
ter Washington, D. G.; w. J. Willard
Cincinnati, o.; II. j. Markolf, Clare.
mont, y. H.; j. c. Hartwell, Burling
ton; H. w. Buchanan, Boston, j, II.
Blake, Boston: b. L. Barber, Pittsiield,
Mass; J. A. Rogers, st. Adams; +. !.
Heating, Springfield, Mass; A. +. But
Ter, Edward Triple, Boston; II. Lefferts,
New York City.
Dr. o. f. Barr returned this morning
from Burlington where yesterday he as
sisted in post-mortem examinations per-
formed on the carcasses OF fifty three
cows picked from Barre Town, Berlin |
and Willamstown herds. The cows were
shipped to the plant of the Burlington |
Rendering Co. Sunday. Veterinarians |
who directed the examination found that !
all of the animals were affected by tu- |
bercuosis and in many cases the disease |
had made unusual ravages. After the |
carcasses are duly examined by a gov |
eminent inspector, they will be TUNED |
over TO the rendering company.
The show at the Pavilion is winner
Both acts and all three reels of pictures !
are exceptionally good, The act present
ed by Barton and Fee is high-class /
comedy singing offering, both members
being excellent singers, their material |
all being new and delivered lin an eX- I
tremely pleasing manner, while the cos
tunes are beautiful, feature being a
harem skirt. The Thayers present an
excellent act, in which Baby Edna, a
miss of four years, sings her !
little song and does a very cute Scotch |
dance. She stood in the wings while
her parents were doing their act, being
eager to show the audience what she
could do. and when her turn did come
she was the hit of the show. The pie
lures are fine The one entitled ~
Brother in Arms" is especially interest
ing, as it shows various military meth
DDS of doing things and is, at the same
time, a well-eonstructed drama. One A
scene is a striking illustration of the II
great power of the new government ex-
plosive, known as 'jobite." A land mine
Of this material is planted, and when
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