The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-01-03
TALK OF THE TOWN

Wood for sale: A. Tomasi. Telephone
307-23
Fitch r. Wiley went yesterday, to
Windsor, where he was called to attend
the funeral of an aunt.
Don't forget the New Years concert
at the Heddng NJ. E. church, Friday
evening, January 5, at O'Clock.
Riley's orchestra furnishes music for
the dancing tonight, following the Tufts
concert. Tickets for concert and dance,
| soc.
+ The ladies' aid society of the Presby-
terrain church will meet at the home OF
Mrs. Marion Mcdonald, rs Elm street,
| this evening,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Dunbar returned
last night to their home in Palmer,
Mass, after visiting friends in Barre
over New Years.
/ VIII the person who took a lady's
muff from the Bijou New Years after
noon, kindly return it to that theatre
and avoid prosecution.
A startling statement The manage
ment of the Biiou claims to-day's pro-
gram TO be as attractive as any ever
| offered in the city. 1t is made up OF
| feature /. NJ. p, Reliance and western
| pictures.
At the Pavilion tonight only, the
| -Four Willies in new act, "The Whang
Doodle Four" in IL new act, three new
reels OF pictures and Willett, the novelty
musician big program. Admission
same as usual.
| At the Pavilion tonight only, the
/ -Four Willies in new act, "The Whang
| Doodle Four" in a new act, three new
reels of pictures and Willett, the novelty
musiciana big program. Admission
/ same as usual.
Clayton and Lennie and Duffy and
/ Mead, the two vaudeville acts, will close
their engagement at the opera house
tonight. Three reels of new pictures
win be shown, among the number being
two great western dramas.
Tuesday arrivals at the hotel Otis We're
as follows: w. II. Russell, Portland,
Me-; II. B. Howard Northfeld; b. H.
/ Wilson, North Montpelier; G. Anderson,
Montreal; w. +. Elkins, John Grace,
Colebrook, n. H.; c. II. Hamlin, Con-
cord N. H.
Guests registered at the City hotel
yesterday and to-day were as follows:
/ Frank White, Auburndale, Mass; c. w.
Carpenter, st. Adams; j. G. Hartwell,
Burlington; J. L. Cole, st. Adams; Leon
4 ard Nutbrown, Minerville, N. T.; u.
Daniels, East Montpelier; A. Cohen, Bur
lington;- w. J. Finnes, Boston.
A New Years party was given for
Miss Leila Cole at 90 Seminary street
Monday night, when twenty people were
present. The sittingroom was decorated
] with red and blue crepe paper and fifty
banners, while the dining room was in
yellow and white, with place card and
carnation at each of the plates at the
table. A turkey-pie supper was served.
after which "Turk" Menard officiated as
POSTMASTER. Later games were played
and musical program was given, the
guests leaving at late hour, having
spent an enjoyable evening.
A big show is on at the Pavilion to-
night. The Four Wilies, who, for the
past two or three weeks, have been
working on new act, will present it at
the Pavilion tonight One new member
has been added to the act (Cuddy Dun
canl, and the material they will use IS
all new They have had numerous re-
hearsals and confidently expect that the
act they present tonight will be better
than any act they have presented in the
past. All the boys are gifted with good
'voices and have been hit in many OF
the amateur performances given in this
city. The Wlhang Doodle Four, the col
ored quartet, who have been a big hit
during their engagement at the Pavilion,
will make several changes in their act
tonight, making it as far as possible en-
tirely different from the act they have
been doing during their engagement here
This, with an entire change of pictures
will give the patrons of the Pavilion an
almost entirely new program for to
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