The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-05-14
TALK OF THE TOWN
Corset week al Vauphan's.

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| w. j. Upton of Concord, N. H., was
among the business visitors in the city
yesterday.
Fred Caron returned this morning from
| Boston, where he has been visiting for
| the past few weeks.
G. S. George of Clark street left this
noon for Monson, Mass, where he will
devote his time to farming.
Peter Mulch of Washington street left
yesterday on business trip through the
southern part Of the state.
Ralph Hayes, who has been spending a
few days at his home at Waterbury
Center, returned to this city to-day.
Il. Dana Bruce of Camp street began
work yesterday morning in the Smith q
Cummings store on North Main street.
Hidder Habeb left this afternoon on
an extended business trip by carriage
to Walden and Peacham in the interests
of the American Clothing store,
Roderick Cameron of Washington
street, who has been employed at Chel-
sea for the past two weeks, returned
to his home in this city last night.
Toney Corey left this afternoon on a
protracted absence in the interests Of
the American Clothing store. He will
visit in Berlin, \. H., before returning
home.
Arthur H. Larochelle, a student at
the Jefferson Medical college, Philadel-
phia, who is passing the summer vaca-
ton at his home on Railroad street, be-
gan work this morning in d. +. Davis
drug store.
As per schedule, tie cold wave reached
Vermont this morning and in the wake
OF severe electrical storm. For the
space of half an hour last evening there
was heavy rainfall accompanied BY
2 falling temperature.
Nicholas G. Mascot of the Barre
Candy Kitchen left last night for Man
chester, n H., where he will remain for
a few days visit with friends. During
his absence his place IN the confectionery
store will be filed by Joseph Ricciarelli.
Mondays arrivals at the hotel Otis
were as follows: +. M. Abbott, ST.
Johnsbury; G. A. Colburn, Burlington;
Charles Jacobsen, Waterford Conn;
Rollo Enrico, New York; Alexander
Smith, New York; John Lavery, Rut-
land; r. A. Sargent, Claremont, n. H..
George Sargent, Claremont, n H.; James
johnson, South Barre
Miss Vera Abbott. who has been visit.
ing at the home of MIR. and Mrs VIII
liam OLIVER of Glenwood avenue for the
past few days, left this noon for Peach
am, where she will visit as the guest Of
her brother, Rev. Albert Abbott OF that
place. for a few weeks, Miss Abbott
was accompanied by Mrs Albert Alb
bolt. who has been passing few days
at the home of her parents in this city
One of the best comedy acts that has
been seen recently at the Pavilion was
presented there last night by Kingsbury
and Macdonald, the blackfaee comedy
musical act. This pair kept the audi
ence in commissions Of laughter through
ont their entire offering. Their act con.
tains a number of surprise comedy
stunts that are sure-fre laugh producers.
Their musical numbers are also good.
the violin numbers and the
triple tongue cornet solo The horns are
fitted with muflling attachments which
give the eornet duet number very
pleasing effect. The act is bound to
please all who like comedy and music. |
w. J. Mills, the ch8racter-change artist, |
presents an act that is novel. refined and |
artistic. His changes are made in fun |
view of the audience. A total of eight |
characters are portrayed and the act |
embraces both comedy and dramatic |
Mr.. Mills is the possessor OF |
, fine bass voice, and all of his changes |
are accompanied by songs or dialogue |
His character, "The Miser,' and his rem ]
lition of the miser's song and dialogue |
rom ssThe Chimes of Normandy" was |
INC of his best numbers. Both reels OF !
pictures are excellent Ths one entitled |
The Turning Point" is well worth see
ng 1t may be the means of saving |
thousands of dollars for people who are
anxious to invest their earnings in
schemes advertised to give big profits !
rom small investments. This picture |
should teach lesson to all who see it,
md it exposes fraud that is being
oracticed almost constantly ON people /
Who have a limited amount OF capital
which they wish to invest.