The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-01-26
TALK OF THE TOWN

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Auction sale at Hale's new City Auc
ton Rooms Saturday at 2 and p. M
George Gllmlaw went to Burlington
This noon for an overSunday visit with
friends.
John G. Mascot returned home last
night from few days business trip to
Burlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Pratt of White
River Junction were among the visitors
in the city yesterday.
John Mclean of the Union Clothing
store returned last night from short
business trip to Chelsea.
Fresh home made chocolates and bon
bons, Saturday candy in boxes for 22c,
at the Barre Candy Kitchen.
Mrs. j. w. Moseley of Mortified is
visiting at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Q. M. Wiley of Maple grove.
Miss Clara Cudworth returned yester-
day to her home in Reading, after a
weeks visit with relatives in Barre.
Have you seen the vanity boxes? ?
Every lady purchasing 35c worth of sta
tionery Saturday will get one free at
the Red Cross.
Bolster block, the evening of Friday,
jan 20, at 1880 o'clock. Let all mem
bers be present.
d affittarsi tenimenti da 1851 LOCAL.
con Caldo, Luce Elettrica Gas. Rivol
gersi ALA Farmacia Italiana or da Fan
leoni, Al Granite street.
Anthony Gasparello returned last
night, after spending week in Boston
on business connected with Gasparello
Bros, granite manufacturers.
" Lopresti of New York, who re-
sided in Barre several years ago, ar
rived in the city last night for sew
eral days visit with friends.
Special for Saturday: Chocolate ear
amels, l5c per pound; lemon cocoanut
tatfy, Zoe per pound; mixed taffy, Zoe
per pound. At the Barre Candy Kitchen.
f. r. Aldrieh of Boston, representing
the Old Colony Fire Insurance Co., was
in the city to-day, making arrangements
with Gauld 4 Robertson TO act as local
representatives for the company.
John c. Calhoun OF Boston, president
of the National Fruit Products CO., and
~. L. Wood, who acts as district man.
sger for the same firm, We're in the
rity to-day. calling on u. NJ. Laws, the
eompanys local manager.
Thursdays arrivals at the hotel Otis
were: A. X. Rafuse, Boston; T. L. Wal
Barnom New York; Louis y. Provost
Rutland; n. LoPrest, New Yrk; Roy T..
Franklin, Boston; II. Fezilla, Boston.
Miss Grace Barclay of Park street
went yesterday afternoon to Burlington,
where last night she gave a sword dance
and highland fling at the Burns anniyer
sary banquet held at the new Sherwood
house. She was accompanied by her sis.
ter, Miss Annie Barclay.
Owing to the wreck at North Duxl
bury, the Central Vermont train sched-
ule was badly disarranged during the
early morning and forenoon. The branch
train due into Barre at 4:40 did not
arrive until o'clock, and the 9:45 train |
reached its destination with passengers |
from Burlington and intermediate points |
at lI:4O o'clock.
Two hundred and fifty people gathered |
at the Socialist hall on Granite street /
last evening in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. |
Charles Londo of Center street, who |
were married yesterday. A varied pro-
gram of amusements had been provided |
for the guests and an evening OF much |
merriment followed Mr.. and Mrs. Londo |
were the recipients OF large number
Of valuable presents, among which was
1 handsome oak rocker from Barre aerie,
No 1873, Fraternal Order of Eagles. A
portion of the evening was enjoyably |
spent in dancing, music for which was
furnished by an impromptu orchestra.
refreshments were served the
company throughout the reception.
A very good show was offered to the
patrons of the Pavilion last night Two
new acts of vaudeville were pleasing and /
and talking act that is refined nicely /
,ostumed and entertaining All of the
singing numbers were so well rendered /
hat each one brought round of ap
plause. The pony Prince Ton, a part OF
Barnon's Miniature Circus, was the big
lit of the program. 1t is evidently the
smallest pony ever seen in the city, and
L is. good comedian, bringing many
-oars of laughter from the audience.
The feature picture of the new program
If pictures, which comes to-day, is
powerful Biograph drama, entitled "A
Woman Seorned," thrilling war pic
.ure. An excellent comedy picture will