The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-05-17
TALK OF THE TOWN


price, ST. Paris Shirtwaist House.
When buying laces for that graduation
dress, remember Perry's store can suit
you.
Special for Saturday: Best bananas
zoe dozen; 10 for 25c. United Fruit
Store.
If it is lace curtains you want, you
can get some bargains Saturday at Alb
bott's.
White enamel ware sale Saturday,
May Is, Reynolds & Son, 24c. Zee our
ad. in this paper. d
A good square piano at $25; easy
payments. Bailey's Music Rooms, IA
Elm street, Barre, Vt.
The United Fruit Store has straw
berries come twice day. They sell at
the lowest prices in town.
Wanted-Two silent salesman show
cases; one candy case; one counter case.
f. Z. Burr, ia North Main street.
If YOU want good dance, come to
the Rowland hall Saturday, May Is.
Rley's full orchestra. Gents, soc; ladies
| Free
Beginning with next Sunday, the Aid
rich public library, which has been open
Sunday afternoons for several months,
will not be opened on that day until
| further notice.
Don't forget to hear the Barre opera
house orchestra, with all the latest and
at hn n
cial in Miles hall Saturday evening
Gents, soc; ladies, free
On account of the smallpox quarantine
at Norwich university, the Spaulding-
Mortified high school baseball game,
which was TO have been played on the
Norwich campus this afternoon, has been
postponed.
Don't fail to be numbered among the
large audience which it is hoped will
FIJI the Baptist church tonight to spend
ap leasant and profitable evening and at
the same time to enable the ladies to
furnish a few more comforts for the
hospital and the young people of the
church to carry on praiseworthy work
in the society of which they are mem
hers
The r. c. I. p A. local, No. 24l, Will
hold their annual banquet and dance in
Rowland hall Tuesday evening, May q,
Supper at p. m. Dancing from $3.50
to IL p. m. Riley's orchestra will fur
nish music. The banquet and dance is
free to all members of local 24l. Any
one wishing to bring a friend will pay
just the price of the supper, -%shich is
Use. Tickets for clerks and friends can
be had from the committee Friday and
Saturday, w. II. Eager at f. NJ. Lyons
store; John Ariola at Moore & Owens
store; Arthur Mcneil at A. p. Abbott's
store. Procure your tickets by Satur-
day night in order that Mr.. Snow, the
caterer will know how many to prepare
for. w. Fl. Eager, John Ariola, Arthur
Mcneil, committee.
All unions affiliated with the Vermont
state branch of the American fedora
ton are requested TO take immediate
action on the appeal sent out by the
executive board of said body, TO the end
that our fellow workmen in the wood
working industry of Burlington can be
given the necessary financial assistance
to support themselves and families. Any
local which has been overlooked in tthe
issuance of the appeal for aid should
also take up the matter, so that all will
work in cooperation for the relief OF
condition that is more appalling than
the recent hunger strike in Lawrence,
Mass. Send all donations to Frank j.
Mccarthy, secretary district council OF
the United Brotherhood of Carpenters
and Joiners of America, Al Main street,
Burlington, Vt. Alex. ironside, seere-
tary Vermont state branch, A. +. OF L.,
Barre, Vt.
Margoes marionettes, which are APP
pearing at the Pavilion the last half of
this week, present very pleasing vaude-
Vile offering The act is a comedy Of
fering throughout and the audience GER
tainly enjoyed it, as nearly everyone
was in commissions of laughter during
the entire act. The act opens with a
comedy sketch, after which an olio of
specialities is presented. During the
specialties man in one of the boxes
"gets fresh" with one of the perform
ers. In the opening act, German
lodged has all kinds of trouble with rats,
bedbugs, his bed and other things, and
so the act runs with sure-fire laugh
in every situation. 1t is pleasing and
refined and will no doubt be greatly
enjoyed by the patrons OF the Pavilion. |
Barnes, the strong man, is wonderful |
ly developed person. As far as muscles
are concerned, he seems to be perfect. !
His feats of heavyweight lifting were
well done. The feature picture for to- |
day and tomorrow is Biegraph drama, |
in which that very clever little Biograph |
child actress appears. This clever little |
tot will be seen but few times more |
in pictures, as she is under a five-year |
contract with David Belaseo, the great |
dramatic producer, and will join his |
forces in the near future.
Dreamland Theatre.