The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-05-20
TALK OF THE TOWN

versalist vestry tonight.
Summer underwear, the kind you arc
looking Tor, now at Naughan's.
An !. NJ p, a Thanhcuser and west
ern picture at the Bijou to-day.
IL viii be to your advantage to watch
the shoe advertisements of c. S. Andrews.
Men particular about their appeac-
ance get shaved at Miers' sanitary bar
Der shop.
| V. LafTargo of Vine street left this
morning for New York on q few days
business trip.
! Frank Fredianni Of Second street left
last night for Waterbury, where he has
secured employment.
P. Parrato of Third street left Satur-
day night for Mortified, where he has
secured employment.
]. McKeonan returned to st. Adams
this morning, after spending Sunday at
his home in this city.
Peter Blouin of West street left this
morning for Orleans, where he will re-
main for few days on business.
Miss Mae Thwing Of School street left
this morning for Burlington, where she
will visit with friends for a few days.
Arthur Castle Of North Main street
left this morning for Burlington, where
he will spend a few days visiting rela-
tives.
Roger Davic Of Long street left Sat
urday night for Kingston, Ont, where
lie viii visit at his former home for
lew weeks.
Miss Mary Hall Of Chelsea Is spend
ing few days in this city as the guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Heath cf WASH
ngton street.
Miss Elsie Taylor, who was called to
this city by the death Of James lay
Tor, returned TO her home at New Lon
don, Conn. to-day
s. HOLSTER jackson gave a talk on
Music" before the Young Peoples So
ciety Of Goddard seminary last evening
the whole school being present.
Fred Baird of Keith avenue returned
to this city this morning from Waits
field, where he has been visiting with
relatives for the past few days.
Arthur Averill Harold Human and
Athol Bell left this morning in the for
mer's automobile for Burlington to at
tend the Vermont Dartmouth baseball
game this afternoon.
Arthur Cummings Of Elm street left
last night for Hyde Park, Mass., where
he has secured employment with the
Sturtevant Machinery company OF that
place.
BE on hand early for the rumniage sale
in the vestry Of the Universalist church
Tuesday and Wednesday OF this week,
as there are some very useful articles
at reasonable prices.
The three-act comedy, "The Colouels
Maid" viii be presented tonight at
the Uniyersalist vestry. 1t is pure fun
from beginning to end. II you want to
laugh be present at Sis.
Arthur Lawson arrived IN this city |.
this morning from Huntington, r. VI
being called here by the death Of his 1
brother Kenneth Lawson, who died at 4
the City hospital yesterday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglass Barclay and +
little daughter, Marion, Of Franklin \
street, returned 10 this city last night /
from Randolph, where they spent the I
Weekend at the home Of Mrs, Barclays |
parents
: Goddard and Spaulding high school
meet at baseball on the seminary cam
pus tomorrow afternoon at $3.50 o'clock, /
Peterson and McLeay will be the bat
terry for Goddard, and the Spaulding
battery has not been announced.
The Italian Independent club baseball
team returned Saturday night from Wa
terbury, where they defeated the Wa
.erbury town team Saturday afternoon
BY the score Of 10 to 10 Calderara and
Lavini were in the points for the Italian
-eam.
Miss Lillian Mossey, who has been
employed as waitress II the hotel Otis
'or the past few months completes her
luties there tonight and will leave for
ler home at Burlington, where she has
secured employment at the new hotel
This mornings lusty snowstorm fur
lished an opportunity for Mrs Caroline
George and Mrs. Timmnns Of Averill
itreet to enjoy feast Of sugar on snow.
And this was not the only interesting
hing about the May sugar party. for
he syrup was of the vintage of 1900.
nut up BY the late James George, and
eported to be unequalled in quality by
my made this year.
Many Of the older theatre goers of
Barre will be pleased to hear that the
eature act at the Pavilion during the
irst three days of this week is Fields
nd Hanson, the wel-known old-t,pe
Minstrel comedians. For nearly hals
entury this team of comedy musical
rtists has been known to the theatre
-oers of this country, having held the
most responsible positions in several OF
he greatest minstrel organizations over
resented 60 the American public. A
eareh through their date book shows
hat the last time this well-knoWn pair
npeared In Barre was with Swift and
iaylor's MINISTRIES during the year 1874.
III who like music and good comedy
ill no Doubt be highly pleased with
heir act. Frank Phipps, known as the
Irish widow from County Kerry" viii
lso be seen at the Pavilion tonight
lis act consists of singing. dancing and
IRISH wit An ail-new program of pic-