The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-04-10
TALK OF THE TOWN
Read Kenyon q Co.'S ad. page 5.
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Read Kenyon q Co.'S ad., page 5.
Please notice change in delivery sys-
tenn in our adv f. d. Laid Co.
Notice our Saturday specials in to-
DAYS paper, page s. G. N. Kenyon q Go.
George Burnham of Marshtield was
AMONG the business visitors in this city
to-day
Edwin kempton of Brattleboro was
among the business visitors in the city
yesterday.
7. g. Lamson Of Boston arrived IN
thu city yesterday for few days bus
mess visit
Miss Nellie O'Grady left yesterday for
Albany, n. y, where she has secured
employment
7. Edward Ciems of Glens Falls, n. r.,
was among the business visitors in the
city yesterday,
James Il. Del.aise Of Brooklyn, y. y,
was among the business visitors IN the
city yesterday
You surely want to hear William Hur-
nv sing "A Mothers Prayer" at the r..
A. c. Ministries April lll2.
Public Service Commissioner S. Hol-
lister jackson went to Burlington yes
terday on brief business trip.
II. J. Ennis has closed his barber
shop at the south end, and his plans
for the future are not definite.
Perlev Gotler of Seminary street left
this morning for Bellows Falls, where he
has secured employment as glazier.
Miss Alaude Flint finished work as
waitress at the City hotel and left Tor
her home in South Royalton yesterday.
Arthur Vivian resumed work this
mornng at the Eagle cafe, after few
DAYS visit at his home in Graniteyille.
Don't fail to see George p. Milne in
his famous Irish song and dance at the
Z. A. c. Ministries at the opera house
April ll-l2.
William Anderson of B street, who
has been visiting friends in Burlington
for the past few days, returned to this
city last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Warren, who have
been visiting friends in the city for a
few days, returned yesterday to their
home in Peacham.
Miss Lillian W. Gordon OF New York
City is visiting at the home Of her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. John w. Gordon, OF
Richardson street,
f. A. browns Buick automobile
agency unloaded carload of Buick ma
chimes in the Montpelier 4 Wells River
freight yard yesterday.
The Methodist basketball team and
the Yannigans play the first game OF
their series tomorrow night at the
Church street gymnasium.
1t is worth the price of admission to
hear James Bennett sing that beautiful
ballad. Mine ut the b, A. G. Ministries
Thursday and Friday of this week
Rummage sale OF the civic federation
in the Durkee block April IS and 49,.
Those having anything to give please
leave at the room Wednesday after
noon
George Laviolette, who injured his
leg ten weeks ago while at work at a
house on Washington street, resumed
work yesterday at the G. w. Averill
& Co. hardware store.
Clark Tayntor, who has been visit
ing at his home on Merchant street
fer the past few days, left this noon
for New Haven 'onn, where he viii
resume his stud, At Yale college
1t il worth the price Of admission TO
hear James Bennett sing that beautiful
ballad Mine" at the b. A. g. min.
strels Thursday and Friday Of last
week.
Don't forget the ladies aid Of st. Mon.
ica's church will hold q dance and box
party in the r. Of G. hall Wednesday
evening, April IL. You are all invited.
Admission, 25c. All come and have a
good time. Ladies bring a box. Riley's
orchestra.
That popular comedian, Q. q. Bur
nell, supported by James Gall and
"Goldie" Douglass in their mirth pro-
voking one-act playlet entitled, "A Law
yer,s Dilemma IS the feature of the
| II. A. c. minstrels Thursday and Fri
DAY Of this week.
Nescr mind the high water. but get
our your rubber boots and come to the
b. A. G. Ministries at the Barre opera
house Thursday and Friday Of this week
and hear the eyer-popular -Four VIII
! lies" in their new side-splttng act,
| "The Last Day of School"
! Notice! Royal Arcanum Cards OF
admission mailed to members are for
| distribution to eligible friends, to be
presented at door, anniversary night
/ Friday. the 18TH, X. Of p. hall, 1880
and after. All holding invitations re-
quested to respond and hear Hon. John
J. Hogan Of Lowell, Mass, who speaks
on facts concerning the ROYAL Arcanum
and its many features. A musical pro-
gram, maple sugar, etc, provided for
all Members and committees report at
/ ! p. m. promptly, as have several initia-
| tons.
Both acts Of vaudeville appearing at
! the Pavilion will close their engage
ments at that theatre tonight. The
work of both acts is highly enjoyable
sam Barber, with his Jokes and funny
eccentric dancing, has proved hit at
every show The Biiou comedy trio, in
harmony singing, solos and comedy, have
/ at every performance been forced to
sing several encore numbers. Their har-
mony numbers are especially good, all
voices blending nicely and the numbers
are put over with a power that com.
p!etely fills the theatre with harmony
| An all-new program Of pictures comes
to-day. One reel is an exceptionally
strong dramatic picture, the other a
very pleasing comedy
4 Cad &c