The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-06-27
TALK OF THE TOWN


Muslin underwear sale now on at Thu
Vaughan store.
Public dance at Rowland hall Wednes'
day, July 8. Riley's orchestra.
Auction sale tomorrow at Farnham's
the horse man, Montpelier, Vt. {. r
Smith, auctioneer.
Beckley studio photographers arc
ready to go out and photograph your
house, etc. Post cards up to any size,
Call at City Auction Rooms and we
win tell you about the prize which we
give you at $3.50 o'clock Saturday even
ing.
Remember four special sales will be
given on Saturday at the Eastern Estate
Tea Co.'S store. Cali and look them
over or see our large circular.
Mrs. James Marion and son, Ceril,
OF Franklin street left yesterday after
noon for Burlington, where they will
pass few days with relatives.
The dance in the Rowland hall held
last night Immediately after the band
concert was attended by so couples. Ril-
ey's orchestra furnished music for the
dance.
Auction sale of choice building lots
on Clarendon avenue and adjoining street
in Montpelier, Saturday, June 20, at
80 p. m. Take any Montpelier car to
Bailey avenue.
The growth of my business in all
lines has compelled me to engage the
services of another expert photographers
and my studio is now open day and night
to handle all business, Special atten-
ton given to portrait and amateur work.
J. o. Beekley. Over Times Office, Barre,
VT.
Next Sunday morning at the Uniyer-
salist church, Prof w. A. Wheaton will
plav 'Kvrie" from Haydn's third mass
and allegro" by Volckman. The Or
pheus male quartet viii sing "Jubilate
Deo in D. BY Geibel and "As Christ
Upon the Cross" by Bulard. Or. d. G.
Jarvis and William j, Inglis will sing
Sheley's "Hark, Hank, My Soul" with
violin obligato by George w Grant.
Master Masons in good standing wish
ing TO attend the annual picnic of For
eign Masons, to be held in Caledonia
park July 8, will please give their names
10 any of the following committee on
Or before July 2: James Wood, Angus
George Patterson, Henry
TAYLOR, James Leekie, George Mcleod,
William Grant. William Coutts, William
Richie. Hugh Christie, president,
Charles S. Leslie, secretary, or leave
them at Tilden's shoe store.
A new program of vaudeville comes
to the Pavilion to-day. The feature act
for the last half of the week is King
and Kingsman, a pair of very clever COM
edy acrobats, who offer pleasing rou-
tine of sensational and comedy acrobatic
stunts. Ritz Murr, a refined singing
and costume change act, will
also be seen at the Pavilion the last
half of this week All Of the pictures
are excellent. One reel shows John
Bunny, the famous Vitagraph comedians,
PLAYING a serious part in a fine dramatic
picture. In all other pictures in which
this well-known picture actor has APP |
it has been his business to make
.he audience laugh. But in this picture |
We see him in an entirely different part,
, part that is full of deep pathos, which
ne PLAYS very cleverly. Another picture,
,een AT the Pavilion last night and when |
will be shown tonight. that is deserving
If special mention, is one entitled, Me
md Bill.7 This picture tells tender,
sweet story that is bound to go straight
% the hearts of all who see it. The
persons who can sit and see it through |
without shedding tear of sympathy are
indeed hardened to the ways of the |
world. The story is vivid, intensely hu. /
nan and as sweet as the pure flowers /
If spring, showing spectacular battle
genes, the love days OF youth, and, last, /
he evening of life drawing to close
IN a friendship that has lasted from
he cradle almost to the grave.