The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-03-12
TALK OF THE TOWN

New wash goods at Fits.
Four.dollar rubber boots for $3.50 at
Tilden's this week.
Another lot Of hamburgs, special, 5c,
TIC, l0c, l2ihc per yard, at Vaughans.
Free this week to owners of Victor
talking machines, 100 needles, at Hook
er's.
Herbert Waite of Groton was among
the business visitors in the city to-
day.
AdoIphus Goneo of the city depart
nlent is passing a few days with friends
in Brookfield.
Special prices on coats, skirts and suits
Wednesday, March 10. Henry w. Knight,
successor to Veale & Knight.
The ladies aid society of st. Moniea's
church will meet in the yes
try of the church this evening at 1880
o'clock.
Just received, car of fancy Glendoria
navels, direct from California, free from
frost and decay. Order a box from your
dealer
A special meeting OF the Socialist
party will be held in the quarryworkers
rooms Wednesday evening at 1880; bus
mess of Importance.
Dean Slack, until recently employed
by the Barre & Montpelier Traction and
Power company, commenced work yes
terday at L. II. Smiths bakery on North
Main street.
Arthur Boyea returned to this city
from Saranac Lake yesterday afternoon
and resumed work this morning at his
brothers store, O. w. Boyea's tailor
ing rooms. Mr. Boyea has been absent
from this city for two months.
Mrs. NJ ". Dewey, who has been stop
ping at the home of her mother, Mrs
C. S. Andrews, on Maple Grove street,
during the past winter, returned to Ma
lone to-day, accompanied by her son,
c. G. Dewey, who has been visiting
here for the last few days.
Mondays arrivals at the hotel Otis !
were as follows: +. H. Bateheldor,
Orange, Mass. W. G, Shaw, Bwling-
ton; John Lavery, RutIand " n. Bene
dict, New Haven; l.. f. Butler, Bur
lington; Marguerite Murray and moth
er, Lawrence, Mass; Il. L. Steele Bos
ton; George Reid, New York; James
Sim, Aberdeen; G. A. CoIburn, Burling-
ton; Louis O'Brien, Portland.
John Lane, the porter at the hotel
Otis, left yesterday for his home in
Mr., Lane is nursing his |
injured right hand which shows some |
signs Of blood poison. Several weeks |
ago he cut his hand on a ragged piece |
Of tin on a trunk that he was handling /
and in cleaning the cut, Mr.. Lane Sc
verely burned his hand with earbolc F
acid. His place is temporarily being I
filled by Frank SorrelI Of Arlington, who I
a few years ago held the same posi-
tion.
Isabella Peyrani's trained dog and
dove act is undoubtedly one OF the
prettiest trained animal acts ever seen
1t the Pavilion. The doves, introduced +
in conjunction with the dogs, make a Il
very pleasing diversion from the usual Il
trained dog act. These birds, at the
opening of the show, rest on a perch Il
)H the stage and are unseen by the an Il
Hence When one of them is wanted by 4
Miss Peyrani she simply holds out her
land and the dove wanted flies from
he perch and alights on her index fing-
r. Not word is spoken during the
,ntire act. Baker and Murray present
/ very pleasing singing and dancing act.
rkeir Offering is neat and refined Both
members are good dancers and singers,
md the act went over nicely All of
he pictures are good. The one entitled
Papa's Letter" left many tear-stained
aces at the conclusion. Altogether, the
Program IS one that offers very en-
oyable hour and half entertainment.