The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-03-30
TALK OF THE TOWN

Easter glove sale Saturday at fitss
See the new silk waists at Vaughan's
-Four big special bargains at Perry'
on Saturday.
Be sure and look over the fine line
of Easter post cards at Hendricks.
We are selling good-sized, juicy sweet
navels. 10 for 25c, for Saturday. Diyersi
Fruit Co.
Antonio Andreluti of New York was
among the business visitors in this city
yesterday.
Come and look in our windows for
specials on oranges and chocolates. At
Diversi Fruit Co.
| Isaac A. Goneyo went this morning
to st. Adams, where he will pass Sun
day with friends.
Carl C. Rollins of Spaulding street
went to Wells River yesterday on a
short business trip.
George Brand has returned to the city
from Trenton, n. j., where he has been
on business trip.
Miss Margaret Cato of Beacon street
went yesterday to Randolph for a week
Lend visit with friends.
DO not fail to attend the auction sale
Thu, evening at the City Auction rooms.
o. H. Hale auctioneer.
Robert Brown of Bassett street, who
manages store in Windsor will pass
the weekend at his home in Barre
Joseph Comolli, who has been spending
several days with friends in Boston, re-
turned to his home in this city last even
ing
Mrs. Joseph Cummings of Elm street
completes her duties at Smith q Cum
ings' store tonight, and will commence
work at the Watt-IIudson dentistry
parlors Monday.
Wednesday afternoon, engraved with
the initials m. Il. W." and containing
a picture. VIII the finder please re-
turn to The Times office?
Mrs. w. j. Carroll of Cliff street, who
has been confined TO the Fanny Allen
hospital in Burlington. for several days,
returned home to-day. Mrs. CAROLS
condition is somewhat improved.
Two for 25c--an all-linen towel, what
is called the oatmeal weave better than
bath towel, made for and will give
good wear, large size, Is X 40. Two
towels for 25c on Saturday at Perry's.
f.. Mcpherson Laws left at midnight
last night for his former home in Front
Royal, Va, where he will visit rela-
tives for two weeks. Mr.. Laws will
visit friends in Washington, d. G., and
Baltimore, Md, before returning home.
The development Of moving pictures
during the past few years has been Il
source of wonder to all who have been
patrons of the picture theatres Less
. In, . he, IL,
tie dramas and comedies, by which
cheap, inferior actors managed to get
living, but to-day all is changed Dur
ing the week that is Just drawing to a
close, the Pavilion showed to its pat
rons picture in which Marshall p.
Wilder. one OF the most widely known
entertainers in the country played
leading part. To-day's advertisement
shows that the management of the Pa
vilion will start next week off with
three reel production of Cinderella"
in which Miss Mabel Taliaferro will
play the part OF Cinderella. Undoubt
eddy Miss Taliaferro is one OF the high
EST salaried stage favorites that ever
took part in a moving picture produc
ticn. Many viii remember how this
talented actress took the country by
storm by her characterization OF Polly
IN Polly of the Circus" That Miss
Tsliaferro's appearance in pictures will
be hailed with delight by all lovers Of
the silent drama there is no doubt |
Her engagement as picture star is one
OF the greatest achievements ever az
by motion picture producers !
The minstrel show By local talent at
the opera house April ll-l2 is for the
benefit Of the Barre Athletic club, an |
OF amateur baseball play |
ers, who furnished the fans good sport |
last summer and with the added expert
eree and little financial assistance |
from the public, will do even better the |
coming summer.