The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-07-29
TALK OF THE TOWN

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with Lastikop supporters.
Our $3.50 white duck skirts at halt
price, zoe each, at Vaughan's.
| Big discount on refrigerators and lawn
mowers at the n. d. Phelps Co.
Wanted AT once, an engineer. Steady
| job. Cross Bros, Mortified, VT.
| Addison Denny of Boston was among
the business visitors in the city to-
day.
A. D. Howes of Portland, Me-, was
among the business visitors in the city
to-day.
William Patterson left last night for
Boston, where he will visit relatives for
a week.
A daughter was born this morning TO
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert A, Sargent of 20
French street.
w. G. Robbins left yesterday for
Springfield, Mass. where he will visit
relatives for few days.
William B. Marion of Main street
returned home last night, after spending
the weekend in Burlington.
Charles A. Brown left Saturday on a
business trip through New York in the
interests of Brown, Carroll & CO.
Harry Bloch of Maple avenue returned
home this morning, after spending few
days with friends in Burlington.
Maurice Bugbee Of Washington street
left Saturday night for Lake Morey,
where he will pass few days in camp.
Miss Maude Newell and Miss Ethel
Lund left this morning for Portland, Me-,
for a few weeks visit with relatives
Alexander Rae Of James street left
last night for Boston, where he will
make two weeks visit with friends.
John Casabela of High Holborn street
commenced this morning a two weeks
vacation from his duties at the Peoples
shoe store.
James Levie of Hill street and Alfred
Mackay of Cliff street returned home
this morning, after passing few days
with friends in Waterbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Aiken returned
Saturday afternoon to their home in
Roxbury, Mass, after spending several
days with friends in the city.
Harry Wiley of South Main street
resumed his duties in the Reynolds hard
ware store this morning, after passing a
weeks vacation in West Fairlee.
Mrs. Fred Baird and two children,
Jean and Andrew, of Waitsfield are Wis
ting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ken
meth Nicholson OF Keith avenue.
James A. Brown of Bassett street left
Saturday for Windsor where he will Wis
it his brother, Robert Brown. who is
employed in a clothing store there.
William Cort left on the Green Noun.
tain express last night for Boston, where
he will visit for fen days on Il
he will remin for a few days on. bushes
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. S. Rounds and
Dorothy, and Miss Abbie G.
Monkey left yesterday by automobile on
a two weeks trip through Massachusetts
and Maine.
Mayo P. Blake Of East street, who is
taking vacation from her duties in the
f. d. Laid Cos store, left today for
Hardwiek, where he will visit relatives
for week.
Louis Hoar returned Saturday night
from Sharon, where he pitched in the
afternoon for the Chelsea team against |
the Sharon Athletic club The favorite
Blue Sox twirler won his game by a
to 0 score and let the home team down |
with only three hits. A
1t is the opinion of Sheriff White, and
It Is shared by relatives Of the missing |
nan and Others of the town who knew /
lim, that he is in the woods and will |
,ome out voluntarily within short /
time and go to the home of his mother
The man has done this several times,
hey say, always making for the woods
when he wanted to escape from the
own, but toch time returning OF his own
yoltion.
An all-new program of vaudeville and
pictures comes to the Pavilion tonight.
The vaudeville program for the first
hire days of the week will consist of a
iigh-class singing and musical act by
he Bachelor sisters. their act consist
hE thtliSiA VI mai HunN slHgilR dIN III
trumental musical numbers. Billy Ken
ley will make bid for approval in
ongs, stories and limitations The pic
ure program will consist of Pathe
Vaakly and war drama The Pathe
Weekly is one of the most interesting
cells of its kind ever seen in the city.
shows authentic views of the Titanic,
tarting on her first and only voyage
rom Southampton, Eng, also closeup
Jews of Captain Smith. Other views
re the revolutionists burning the town
Hankow, China, automobile races. fire {
oats fighting great fire in New DIRK !
arbor, Italian dirigibles at Tripoli on $
,out duty, advanced styles in ladies 9
ats and numerous other interesting fea- l
lres. The war drama is an Edison pie. :
lr, entitled "The Sunset Gum 1t is a
icture with many heart tug that will
0 doubt draw tear from the eyes of
lany spectators.
HEID MANy 0EEJCEc