The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-08-06
TALK OF THE TOWN

Annual remnant sale at Abbotts.
Cleanup sale this week at Vaughan's
Sale of fancy linen pieces at Ths
| Vaughan Store.
See Abbott's s4.9s sale OF suits from
thar water sale.
1 A regular meeting of L. C.. b. A, ladies
will be held in X. OF p. hall Wednesday
evening at 1880 sharp.
! c. J. Estabrook left yesterday after.
| noon for Isle LaMotte, where he viii
pass several days in camp.
| Miss Inella Ball OF Hill street returned
to this city yesterday from two weeks
visit at Newbury, Thetford and Groton,
Ms. Peter M. Park, sr., and daughter,
Ruth, have returned from months
visit to Detroit and Put-inBay.
GUY Oltolini OF Blackwell street Ia
taking a two weeks vacation from his
duties at the C. w. Averil hardware
store.
Alfred Bird, who has been visiting
with relatives in this city for the past
few days, has returned to Springfield,
Mass.
Mrs. ID. F. Davis Of Maple Grove left
this forenoon for Windsor, where she
will be the guest of friends for few
days.
Mrs. A. d. Smith returned this noon
to her home in Palmer, Mass, after
spending several days with friends on
French street.
Henry Carrick, who has been Spending
a few weeks in this city as the guest OF
his son, John Carrick Of Park street,
has returned to Rutland.
Lionel Mathieson, who recently re-
turned from a two weeks vacation
passed in Boston, has resumed his du
ties in d. F. Davis drug stree.
Miss Lillian Olsen OF Washington
street has returned to this city from
Waterbury. where she has been visiting
as the guest of Miss Alice Swasey.
Mr.. and Mrs. John MacCone and little
daughter, Kathleen, left last night for
their home in Winnipeg, Canada, after
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J, R. Ball, Mr.. Mac
Cone being Mrs. Balls brother.
Miss Eliza Oltonini of Blackwell street
is employed at the Heath wallpaper store
during the absence of Miss Katherine
Fraser, who is spending a few days at
the home of her parents at Graniteville.
John johnson of South Main street
is taking two weeks vacation from his
duties at the c. w. Averill company.
Mr. and Mrs. johnson and family left
this morning for Fairlee, where they will
visit for few days.
There is a swell show at the Pavilion, |
a show that hit the audience last night |
as being one of the best seen there ,for |
some time. Both acts went over to big |
rounds of applause. Emil |
Chevriel. the trick violinist, besides rem
dering several pleasing solos, kept the |
house in an uproar of laughter with his /
quaint comedy and mannerism. He was
forced to respond TO several encores The
Juggling Miller trio is the fastest and
,leyerest juggling act ever seen in Barre.
Three young men appear on the stage /
in evening attire and Immediately start |
LONG things in way that is decidedly |
different from the usual juggling act;
hubs begin to fly in all direetions-t
air seems full of them; with lightning
ike speed they travel about the stage
% three pairs of hands located at three
lifferent points. Part of the time they
work., one on the shoulders of another,
With one man on the floor delivering a
itream of club to the other two. All
heir work is extremely fast and pleas
ng to the highest degree. The pic
res are godd. In the Biograph reel.
Nary Pickford is seen in the part OF a
little Dutch girl. 1t is one of those
,arts that are just suited TO her style
II acting and it appeared to please the
audience gretaly.
Mrs. II. S. Miles. agent for the Hughes
,iano. has sold an instrument to John .