The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-05-31
TALK OF THE TOWN
See Abbotts Saturday sale.

| see ABDUL tCdtAIhaN rNAN'
Misses white and colored dresses. Par
! is Shirtwaist House.
James f. Burke OF West Rutland was
among the visitors in the city yester-
day.
Toilet Shop, rooms 9 and y Currier
building. Mrs. Ruth Austin, prop Tel.
Ism.
New arrivals--Ideal house dresses, lace
curtains and neckwear. Henry W..
knight.
Miss Ruth Parker OF Spauldng street
is spending a few days with friends at
Randolph.
William Innis, who has been visiting
as the guest Of friends in this city for
the past few days, returned this morning
to Hardwick.
Antonio Bianchi and John Conf re-
turned home this morning from High
gate Springs, where they have been in
camp for a week
Mrs. II. j. LaRoe OF Burlington is
spending few days in this city with
her husband, who has charge OF the
Bailey Music rooms on Elm street.
Special Saturday sale on strawberries,
large baskets, 2 Tor Poe, Fresh every
morning at the Vermont Fruit Store.
Ice cream four flavors, and ice cream
sodas for DC.
Rev. Duncan Salmond, who has been
attending the general assembly of the
PRESBYTERIAN church. which was held
at Louisville, Ky, returned to tins city
this morning. Rev. Salmond has been
absent from the city about two weeks
w. o. Martin of Williamstown, who
has been employed as matchmaker by
Fred King for some time, will open
iewelry story in the basement Of the
Boyce Durkee block tomorrow. MIR. Mar
tin formerly conducted store in Will
Jamestown.
Mr.. and Mrs James Mcdonald left
yesterday for Montreal, T. o. where
Mrs. Mcdonald will sail within few
DAYS for her old home in Aberdeen, Scot
land, expecting TO be absent for several
months. Her husband will return at
once to Barre.
Mrs. S. f. Ames of Franklin Center,
P. O., arrived in the city Wednesday
having been called here by the serious
condition of her daughter, Mrs. w. j. NJ.
Beattie, who is confined to the City
hospital Mrs Beattie's condition is
slowly improving.
Thursdays arrivals at the hotel Otis
we're as follows: II. A. Soule, Fairfield;
Larry Lane, Philadelphia; Bert Soper, |
Philadelphia; A. Carter, Shelburne, |
Mass; r. L. Ashland Shelburne Mass; |
j. w. Sanbom, Boston; ID. X. French, |
Remington; William Milne, Lowell, |
Mass; Alex Anderson, Lowell Mass;
John c. Thompson, Burlington; Henry |
G. Ward, ST. Adams; A. G. Church De-
troit, Mich; Wilbur Snow, Newport n.
H.; G. c. Campbell, Sunapee, n. H;
John Ward, Lebanon, n. H.; j. r. Wal !
ton, Camden. Me.
Manager Hoffman of the Barre Ath-
letic club baseball team has secured |
Jake" Malcolm, the Vermont pitcher, |
to twrl for the Barre team against |
Tufts college team on the seminary !
campus this afternoon. Yesterday Tufts |
won over the Burlington team with NAL |
colin pitching, by a score of 4 to 0. |
The day was unfavorable for baseball |
and Malcolm was unable to do his best. |
He was connected for only six hits, !
but the Medford lads hit when it meant |
runs. The big Vermont moundsman is
considered one of the best in the col
lege world, and he is ont TO make up for
the defeat of yesterday.
An excellent program of vaudeville
pleased the patrons of the Pavilion yes I
terday. Soper and Lane, who bill them
selves as Irish singers of Irish songs, |
present an exceptionally good singing
act, using Irish songs only. Both are
with singing voices of extra
ordinary quality and power and render !
solos and duets in an extremely pleas
ing manner. Mr. Soper is a Knight of
Columbus, being a member of Columbus
council, 992, of Philadelphia. Harper
Lovel. who are also at the Pavilion for
the rest of the week, present a very |
pleasing act, which is combination of
comedy, singing and banjo playing. At I
every performance yesterday both acts
scored heavily. An all-new program Of
pictures comes to-day. the feature pic
ture being powerful Vitagraph pro-
duetion dealing with the moonshiners
of Kentucky.
There will no a sDecia1 /