The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-07-24
TALK OF THE TOWN

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goods at Fits.
DR. Il. X. 2. Archambault left yester.
day on a ten days trip to Boston
Miss Margaret Maberini is taking a
vacation from her duties in the Vaughan
| store.
Exactly as ADVERTISED, all dress goods
and silks at closing out prices. Henry
W. knight.
Mrs. P. S. Prior, who has been seri-
ously i'll for the past two weeks, is slow
ly improving.
Frank Northrop returned home last
night, after few days with friends in
South Royalton.
4 j. c. Wiley returned to Boston last
night, after spending a few days with
relatives in the city.
H. G. Bennett went to Burlington yes
terday on few days business visit,
making the trip by auto.
Mrs. A. H. Powers OF Randolph and
Miss Harriet Keith of Wnona, Mimi,
were visitors in the city to-day.
Bert Griffith left yesterday afternoon
for Greensboro, where he will spend a
few days in camp at Lake Caspian.
Mrs. Elector Blair of 10 Mount street
left this afternoon for Rouses Point, y.
", where she will visit relatives for
few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hormidas Marin of AZ
Seminary street have been called to Bur-
lington by the death of Mrs. Marins
sister. Mrs. Rose Cervia.
A few trimmed hats to close out at
Sl,25; also untrimmed hats for misses
and children, for 25c. Mrs. G. r. Wood,
over Hendricks drug store.
Miss Nadine Smith of East street re-
turned to this city this morning from
Burlington where she has been visiting
for the past week with relatives.
James r. Coutts of Academy street
was able to be out of doors to-day, after
having been confined to the house by
rheumatism for the past few weeks.
Maccabees. The ladies of Harmon
hive, No l, l.. O. T. NJ, will hold their
annual picnic at Dewey park, Thurs
day, July 25 as many as possible go
ing on the 1915 electric car. The chill
dren are especially invited, and each
member has the privilege of asking
friend. Be sure to take wellflled
lunch basket.
The current issue of the Vermont So
cialist News, propaganda paper, pub
lished in Old Bennington each month,
contains front page picture of Fred w.
Suitor OF this city, secretary and trea-
surer of the quarryworkers' internation-
al union and Socialist candidate for gov.
ernor of Vermont Candidate Suitor's
picture appears in the special campaign
number
After parleyng for the last two
months committees representing the
Burns club and the Glenugie club met
last night TO ratify plans for baseball
game between the two clubs. After an
hours session it was decided that the
game would be played on the Italian A.
c. grounds off Berlin street at AIS Fri
day afternoon. Ii was voted that all
professionals would be barred from par
The committee Of the Burns
club composed Joseph Will James Mitch
ell and William Emslie. Those acting
for the Glenugie club were George Mur-
ray, John Mari and George Booth. Both
clubs have been at work for the past
week rounding out their respective
teams. The Glenugie club will pick its
team from the following players: Mas
sic, Booth, Duncan, Murray, Mari, Dan
iels, Forrest, stephens, Reid, Faulkner,
Milne and Anderson. No admission will
be charged to witness the game. which is
to be made an annual event All players
are admonished to bring gloves.
The feature picture at the Pavilion
for to-day and tomorrow is one that
will bring memories of other days to the !
older patrons of that theatre. II is
Robert Louis Stevenson's famous story, |
Treasure Island" made into pictures. |
It brings to life again the famous char |
aeters who made up the greatest tale |
of adventure ever written. They are all |
there-one- legged John Silver. Ben Gun, |
Jimmie Hawkins, his sister and the pi- |
rates. They live again and show you |
Just what happened. John Silver plans |
and schemes and fights and kills to get |
possession Of the treasure. One by one |
the band of nineteen dwindles and when |
they start for home with vessel laden |
With treasures, there are but six left. /
The picture was photographed and play |
I'd by the Edison company in and around |
Bermuda, and contains all the quaint |
Of the original story. 1t is
, work of art in picture production and
S bound to please all who see it, espe
tally those who have read the book |
Both acts of vaudeville, which are good
viii close their engagement tonight and
! new program will come tomorrow.