The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-08-06
TALK OF THE TOWN

| Abbott,s.
Annual sale of bed spreads, sheets and
pillow slips at Vaughan's.
Have YOU seen our window full oil
new fall ginghams, only Zoe? Fits.
Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Jackson have gone
to Highgate Springs for an extended
outing.
Fred S. Alderman of Cambridge,
Mass. was AMONG the business visitors
in the city yesterday.
Public dance Wednesday, August 7, at
Rowland hall. Riley's orchestra. Gents
80 cents ladies, rice.
Miss Blanche Cooley has gone to her
home in East Montpelier for several
days visit with relatives,
John GiacamuzM of Blackwell street
he win remain until Saturday.
Irving Menard, who has been passing
several days with relatives in Norwich,
\. Y, returned home yesterday.
Fred Greene Of Mortified, who former
~ employed as druggist in this city
was Barre visitor yesterday.
Harley HENDERSON of Church street
returned home yesterday from an ex-
tended trip to Cabot and Marsbtield
Miss Lucy !. Cook of First street left
this morning on ten days visit with
relatives in different parts OF Quebec
Fred L. Page and son Of Highland nv.
enue returned home yesterday, after
passing few days with relatives in
Plainfeid
Mrs. T. J. Hough, who has been Wis
iting friends in the city for the past
ten days returned yesterday to her
home in Milton.
Miss Caroline Swift, matron at the
City hospital. went this morning to
Stowe. where she will make short
visit with friends.
Mrs Ellie Banks, who has been visit
ing relatives in Barre Town and Wash
i1gton. left this morning for her home
near Plattsburg, \. Y.
w. II. Byeraft was in the city yester-
day on his way back TO Grsniteyillc,
after spending several days at his for
mtr home in Fairfield.
w. II, Rowland ara assistant, Arthur
Scott, left to-day for Detroit to set up
u monument for Jones Bros. Mrs. How.
land viii 90 with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Scott, who have
been spending several days with frinds
in the city. returned this morning to
their home in Colebrook, N. H.
Patrick Hale Of Hale street, who has
been spending the past few days in
camp at Niggerhead pond at Marshfield.
returned to this city yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. D. H Cutler Of Jatfer-
son street returned home yesterday aft
ernoon after spending a few days at The
latter's Old home in Nieholville, n. y.
Leroy Goodall of South Woodbury.
arrived in the city yesterday for few
days whist at the home of Deputy Sher-
i'll A. NJ. Morrison Of Batchelder row.
Mrs. Winifred Anker and SON, John
Anker. who were called to Barre by the
death Of q. Herbert Anker, left this /
for their home in Waterford
\. y.
Regular meeting of the Woodmen on
Wednesday. August I. at 1880 p. m. Dis /
trict Deputy T. NJ Libby viii visit the /
camp on that night A good attend
lnce is desired.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
ladies' aid society OF the Presbyterian
.hurch will be held at the library room
If the church Wednesday evening, Aug
I at O'Clock,
Only four more days in which you
IAN pay taxes aud save the extra costs.
City treasurers office open every day
from s a. m. to noon, 1880 to 5 p M,
md $3.50 to $ p. m.
Kenneth Butler, who has been pass
ng several days with Frank Merrill at
he hotel Otis and with Goddard sem
nary classmates in this vicinity. left
.o-day BY automobile for his home in
Cast Corinth.
Last aSturday evening quiet we'd
ling took place at the Methodist parson
.ge on French street. when Fred j, Rock
nd Miss Lillian Pratt, both of Web
tervile. were united in marriage. Mr..
Nbek II tiHplp}tu ~ an StGfhcti III
and the couple will make
heir home at that place.
The Paul Gilmore Co. will bring to
he opera house next Saturday THE
Iavoc," which is said to be a whimsical
Of the triangle situation by /,
|. S. sheldon. In this play the hus
and insists on changing places with a
ucst in his house who has wen his wife's
owe, and who has advanced theories.
There is a swell show at the Pavilion,
show that hit the audience last night
s being one of the best seen there for
ONE time Both acts went over to big
Enthusiastic rounds of applause. Emil
'hevriel. the trick yolinist, besides rem
ering several pleasing solos, kept the
ouse in an uproar of laughter with his
uaint comedy and mannerism. He vas
orced to respond to several cncores. The
juggling Miller trio is the fastest AMI
leverest Juggling act ever seen in Barre,
'hree young men appear on the stage
4 evening attire and Immediately start
DING things in a way that is decidedly
ifrerent from the usual juggling act;
hubs begin TO fly in all directions the
ir seems full of them; with lightning
Ike speed they travel about the stage
, three pairs of hands located at three
ifferent points Part of the time they !
-ork, one on the shoulders of another,
18th one man on the floor delivering d
.ream Of club to the other two. All ,
leir work is extremely fast and pleas
~, 40 tho HIGHEST deoree Tho ,,-r-