The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-01-12
TALK OF THE TOWN

Ladies' tailored suits at one-half price
at Abbott's.
Twelve and one-half cent dark per-
Gales in clearance sale at Zoe yard,
at Vaughan's.
Mrs. j. c. Forbes has returned to
Barre, after passing two months with
relatives i'll Milford, n. H.
Among the business visitors in the
city to-day was +. A. Merrill of Cabot,
r. L. Eddy of Shoreham and Austin
Booth of Ferrisburg.
"One of the Rabble," two reel Eclair
drama, a Nestor, "a Man OF the People"
also comedy at the Bijou. Watch for
our special program tomorrow.
Capt. Newell Barber of the East Mont
pelier road returned yesterday from
Burlington, where he has been attending
the officers school of the First Vermont
Regiment, which has been in session at
the Burlington armory for several days.
Frank T.. Austin of Church street, who
has acted as local representative for FL
we'll & Co, monumental dealers of
GAINESVILLE, O., for the past three and
one-half years, resigned his connection
with the company and completed his
duties Saturday night.
Children bringing their own skates
will be admitted to the Buzzell rink for
one hour each day, from to p. M, ad-
mission, Zoe, except Tuesdays and Thurs
days, which will be known hereafter as
ladies' days. Admission, ladies, after
moons, Zoe; evenings, l5c.
The senior class of Spaulding high
school have decided to stage their pro-
ducton of "The Cribber" at the high
school chapel on the evening of Friday,
January 80. "The Cribber," is a three
act comedy, having for its background
college life. There are eleven members
of the class assigned to various roles
in the play. Miss Stillson, member
of the high school faculty, will supervise
the instruction of the cast of characters.
A valuable building lot located on
Grand View street in Montpelier was sold
at public auction Saturday afternoon
for L. Hubbard. Dan A. Perry of the
Perry Real estate agency was the auc-
tioneer and the property went to Thom-
as Brazier of East Montpelier. Bidding
was brisk and the property brought
fancy price. In the evening Mr.. Perry
conducted an auction sale OF the mer-
,handse in the old Sarah Slade store,
so called, on Main street.
Joseph c. Gagnon of Lewiston. Me-
reputed to be one of the leading pool
players of America, will appear at the
Gallagher and Watkins pool and bill
lard parlors on North Main street to-
night. Gagnon, who is known to the
sporting fraternity as Lewiston Joe, >
will pit his skill against all Barre sharps
n straight pool competition and will
llso give an exhibition OF varied fancy
POOL shots and trick shots. The pool
wizard has record OF running % balls
in pool competition. His
exhibition will begin at $50 o'clock.
Goddard seminary will open its 1914
season tomorrow night at
he Church street gymnasium against
he strong Shamrock team. The game
viii be the first appearance of both
cams in Barre and should afford plenty !
# excitement. The seminary quintet is
mostly of new talent, but is |
aid to have an aggregation of players,
Who rank higher than any quintet in
ears. The Shamrocks have reorgan-
zed and present the following lineup: |
5arroll Browne. Stuart, Bartlett of I
Montpelier and Grady. !