The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-12-29
TALK OF THE TOWN
non,t m;os hig saIe ~ Kniobt's.

Baby blankets l5c pair at Vaughans
Buy your winter underwear at The
Vaughan Store.
Sale on house dresses up to Sl.39 for
9Sc, at Vaughan's.
Bargains in coats for women and chill
dren, at Vaughans.
Dance the old year out and the new
year in, New Years eve in Rowland
hall
Watch for the special features at the
Pavilion and Dreamland theatres
changed every day.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Schneider OF New
York City are visiting Mrs. Margaret
Nelson of Summer street.
"The Wall of Money" a two-reel Rex
drama; Power, "His Pals Request" :;
also an Eclair, "The Terrible Outlaw
at the Bijou.
Preparations are being made at God
dard seminary for the opening OF the
winter term of school tomorrow fol-
lowing a Christmas recess of ten days.
There will be practice meeting OF
the officers of Ruth chapter, No. 80
0. +. S., tonight at S o'clock. Kindly
all try to be present. Work Wednesday
evening, Dec. 81.
George Derst of Savannah, Ca, who
is staying in Barre for the winter, is
i'll at the City hospital. He is gaining.
so his friends hope he will soon be able
to leave the hospital.
From now on, the Pavilion and
Dreamland theatres will run the asso-
citation service, consisting of BiogIaph
Vitagraph, Lubin, Selig, Essanay, Pathe
Kalem, Edison and Melies films.
The Billy Allen theatrical company
which appeared at the opera house dur
ing the last three days of last week, left
yesterday for Burlington, where they
are booked for this week to play at the
Strong theatre.
Harry Brown of Forsythe place, who
has been spending the past week at Bos.
yesterday. Mr.. and Mrs. II. j. LaRoe
of Averill street returned to-day from
Burlington, where they have been spend
ing the past few days with relatives.
Among those who registered at The
Buzzell hotel yesterday were the follow
ing: James O'Brien, Woodbury.; Ed
ward Rogers, Bethel; Benjamin X. King
Bethel; Thomas Lucas and wife, New
York; Marjorie Wood, Hoboken, n. ii
~. +. Ford, Boston; +. p. Taber, Mont.
pelier.
The formal opening of Buzzell's skat-
ing rink on Pearl street will be held
tonight at 1880, and the mayor and
other city officials have been invited
Music will be furnished by Trembly
Bros quintet from the balcony OF the
Buzzell hotel. Admission, including
skates, IS cents; patrons bringing their
own skates. 10 cents. The management
has provided reception and check room
for ladies for the small sum of cents
We guarantee the return of clothing and
other valuables left in our possession
when so checked.
The ladies' union and mission circle
of the Universalist church will hold a
New Years rally in the church parlor
Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. A
8 o'clock suppeS will be served, at which
the gentlemen viii join the ladies. They
will have as their guests at supper the
members of the Tufts college glee club
which will entertain those present with
some OF their songs. As Prof. Lewis
writes that this is the bet aggregation
OF singers ever sent out from Tufts, the
church people are much to be congratu-
lated on their good luck. Every adj
herent of the Universalist parish is cor
daily invited to be present at these two
meetings, the ladies at $50, and both
ladies and gentlemen at the 9 o'clock
supper.
Edward Clark. who has been passing
a few DAYS in the city, returned to-day
TO his home at Stratford. i. T.. Spring
err of Franklin street went this fore
noon to Burlington for few days visit,
Victor Stacy went yesterday to Water
bury for few days visit. John Hardi-
gan of fremont street left Saturday for
Boston to visit with relatives for a
week. Alexander Cormick, who has been
the guest of William Daniels OF North
Main street for the past week. returned
to-day to Bethel. Francis Cleary OF
North Main street returned to-day from
few days visit with friends and rel
atiyes at st. Adams. Irvine Lucia OF
Websterville was a visitor in the city
Yesterday, returning to his home from a
few days visit to st. Johnsbury. d. c.
Aldrich returned last night to his home
at Chelsea, after few days visit in
the city.
Prof. Leo R. Lewis, head OF the must
cal department at Tufts college, writes
the following in regard to the Tufts col
lege musical clubs which come to Barre
Thursday evening, Jan. /: q have
known intimately every musical club OF
Tufts since 1892. We have had some
fine clubs. especially those in the vicin-
ity of 1904, when we happened to have
specially large number of good solo
voices; but have never seen the equal
of the present club, either at Tufts or
anywhere else. 1t is a remarkable or
ganization. not merely on account OF its
team work and its program, but on ac-
count of the variety of its effects and
the dash of its renderings. If anyone
cares anything about such things at all,
he may count on an evening of pleas
ure which is not merely exceptional but
also exceptional all the time" Tickets
may be exchanged at the Red Cross
Pharmacy Tuesday, Dec 80.