The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-04-25
TALK OF THE TOWN

A good buy: 27-inch flouncings at
29c Saturday. Henry w. Knight
+. A. Gardner of Windsor was among
the business visitors in this city to-day.
You can get all the tonic effect OF a
sea bath for l5c at Davis, "The Drug
gist."
Lester Watt of Camden, Me-, was
among the business visitors in the city
! yesterday.
Nice bananas, l6 for 25c, or the largest
and best of this fruit at zoe per dozen.
At the Vermont Fruit Store.
DIR. f. d. Whitaker of Merchant street
has returned home, after passing a few
| days in st. Adams on business.
One sofa and two upholstered chairs
to match for 81 if taken this week, at
1913 Hill street. Henry w. Knight.
Romeo Mariotti and Harry Mizo left
this noon for Springfield, Mass. where
they will visit relatives until Sunday.
Mrs. John Mercer, who has been visit
ing with relatives at ST. Adams for the
past two weeks, returned to this city
last night.
Isle John of Pearl street left. yes
terday afternoon for Morrisvile, where
he will visit for several days as the
guest of his brother.
John ?. Mitchell of Academy street re-
sumed his duties in the New England
Fruit store this morning, after few
days absence on account of Illness.
I Mrs Elizabeth Cummings of Elm
street, who has been visiting with rela-
tives at Worcester, Mass. for the past
two weeks, returned to this city last
night,
G. Bau the photographer has COM
menced the work OF the graduation
classes of Spaulding high school. All
members are requested to make dates al
their earliest acquaintance.
Remember the poverty BALI Thursday
night in the Miles hail Dancing from
s p. III, until a. NJ, Admission, IS
cents couple. Ladies free. William
Robertson will assist the orchestra.
Peter Reid OF Gilmore street left this
morning for Toronto, Ont. where he will
attend the wedding of his sister, Mr..
Reid will take a pleasure trip through
the West, returning to this city in two
months
Mrs. Battista Abiatti Of Bolster place.
A. Colombo, b. Colombo and Mr.. and
Mrs Angelo Bottigi left this morning
for South Ryegate where they attended
the funeral of Enrieo Bal2arin, whose
death occurred early Tuesday morning.
The funeral was held at o'clock this
afternoon with the burial in South Rye
gate.
Mrs. A. NJ Holt will open home
bakery Saturday morning. April ~, at
store. No. III South Main street, end
of electric car line Large new ovens
and latest improved appliances have been
installed, assuring patrons prompt sery
ice at all times. Mr. Holt has had eX-
tensive experience in pastry cooking for
large restaurants hotels and catering
generally, aud will conduct this home
bakery. for cleanliness and quality pro
dueing only first class pastry goods in
all lines Try our home made bread. I
cakes pies. doughnuts. etc. Your pat
rona0e solicited at the store or by
phone, 3o6 W. Goods delivered upon
order
One Of the prettest picture stories
seen IN TINS GUY LOT long ulHe II tht {
one entitled, "Playmates,' which was /.
shown at the Pavilion last night and +
which will be shown again Tonight
From start to finish it holds one deeply /
In some places il creates I
real mirth in other places it causes . |
great sympathy for the poor, neglected |
baby boy Last night at the conclusion
OF this picture, there was scarcely a dry /
eye in the house An all new program /
Of vaudeville comes to-dayi one act is /
sensational aerial novelty; the other is !
a German comedy act, introducing sing /
ing, talking, roller-skate dancing and /
comedy roller skate stunts.