The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-03-22
TALK OF THE TOWN

Big ten-cent values Saturday at Henry
w. Knights.
See windows for ready-to-wear gar.
nents at Yaughan's.
If YOU want a good slip-on rain coat
see Abbott's new models.
Shampoos and facial messages OUT
speciality. Miers' sanitary shop.
To rent: A downstairs tenement OH
Mount street. w. F. Richardson.
| Would like to buy 100 head of cattle
to turn out. II. j. Smith, City market
X. S. Curricr of East street was a
business visitor in Burlington yester-
day.
New songs, new jokes, old and new
faces at the B. A. c. Ministries April II
and IL.
Sidney Jacobs of Rochester, n. Y, was
a business visitor in the city yesterday
and to-day.
George Troupe and John Parks left
last night for few days visit with
| friends at st. Adams.
| Chester Blakely of Eastern avenue is
detained from his duties at the F. L.
Cults Clothing company by illness.
Miss leila Henry, a student at God
dard seminary, LETT to-day for her home
at Plattsburg where she will spend the
| spring vacation.
Miss Bertha Bridges, an instructor at
Goddard seminary, left to-day for her
home at Wilton, Me-, where she will
remain until the spring term at the sem
mary opens.
The parents and friends of the pri-
mary children of the Congregational
Sunday school are especially invited to
attend the Sunday school session on
next Sunday, March "a.
Herbert LaDeauN returned this noon
to his home in Winooski, after spending
few days with friends in the city. Mr..
LaDeaux will return next week to Barre,
as he has secured employment here.
There viii be a rehearsal for all the
children of the primary department of
the Congregational Sunday school at
2:30 o'clock on Saturday afternoon. win
the parents please see that the children
attendI
A. ID. Bragg, the town lister from
Fayston, who has been stopping as the
guest of j. c. Griggs of Summer street
while attending the county listers meet.
ing held at Montpelier the first OF the
week, returned to his home yesterday.
Rev. Robert Dewey, pastor of the
Church OF Our Lady of the Lake at st.
Adams Bay. who has been passing II
few days with Rsv. A. c. Griffin at ST.
Monica's rectory on Summer street, also
with Rev. Joseph Turcot at Graniteviile,
returned to his home this noon.
The Boston Journal in recent is
sue, publishes resume OF the baseball
-, L.. l.. Il
says that rmong other box artists who
have accepted terms from the Brockton
team is Joseph r. Weafer OF this city,
who, last season, pitched the Italian
Athletic club to many victories.
The Granite Mutual Insurance Co. has
recently placed an attractive angular
sign outside of their new offices in the
Aldrich building The company's name
in gilded letters is arranged on back
ground of iron work The sign j. in
every way attractively designed and is
a distinctive addition to the family Of
enlarged business cards on the street
Madame Florence, cairvoyant and
palmist, reads your life like an open
book, tells you just what YOU want to
know without asking you a question
II you are in trouble OF undecided about
business affairs, do not fail to pay her
visit, as she has no equal in her line
and is perfectly reliable Now located
at the hotel Otis Room I6. Positively
her last visit.
Thursdays arrivals at the hotel Otis
were as follows; William Beede, Cole
brook, n. H.; G. p Eaton, Colebrook,
n. H.; L. j. Wilson, Clinton. Me-; j.
D. Bryant. Clinton, Me-; William d.
Bartlett. Montpelier; j. A. Bond. Bur
lington; Mr.. and Mrs. Percival Arizana.
r. c. Weyett, Mortified; " Marshal.
Northfeld; j. P. Kramas, Huntington,
L. T.; Madame Florence; J. P. Carney,
Wallingford.
The new program of vaudeville at the
Pavilion consists of two very pleasing
acts. Frank Barrett, the black face com
edian, has a brand new bunch of Jokes, |
all of which are good. His way OF de-
livering them is also pleasing. The Ari- |
IONA trio present combination act, in |
which little of everything from dancing
to acrobatics and little comedy is
offered Their work is all skillfully ex.
and the act taken as a whole /.
is entertaining. The feature picture for |
to-day and tomorrow is powerful |
drama, entitled For His Son" |
and is produced with all the feeling and |!
power that this company is noted for. /
1t tells a simple story with dramatic |
that is really remarkable. In |
the final scene in this picture, while one
abhors the old doctors method to gain |
wealth, still great wave of pity for /
the broken-down old man. who is mourn I
ing his sons death, comes over one |
1t is a sermon in pictures and is bound |
to leave a lasting impression for the
better.