The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-07
TALK OF THE TOWN

Saturday last day of Abbott's sale,
See the $3.50 white voille waists TO
$l.l9 at Perry's on Saturday.
Remnants of silks and trimmings a
\ Vaughan's.
Mrs, Alfred Hayes OF Plattsburg, N. Y.
returned home yesterday after spending
a few days visiting friends in the city.
Henry Maker. who has been visiting
friends in Manchester, N. H., Tor TN
past few days, returned home yesterday
1.-THE Prince of Bavaria" two-ree
Rex drama, also "Out of the Valley" o
Victor, featuring Warran Kerrigan, al
the Bijou.
The condition of Almon Keith Of IS
Fairyiew street, who has been seriously
i'll of pneumonia for several days, was
reported TO be less favorable to-day,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mycroft, who
have been visiting relatives in Barre and
Montpelier for the past week, left this
morning for their home in Stony Creek,
Conn.
John Clifford of Smith street is slowly
recovering from the effects of fall
which he sustained at the Miles Coal Co.
shed last week He is still unable to be
out of doors
Mrs Harry Russell Of Highland ave-
nue., who is enjoying brief vacation
from her duties as pianist at the BiJou
theatre, left this morning for visit
with relatives in Manchester, n. H. and
Portland, Me.
Miss Lillian Roberts Of jefferson street,
ticket agent at the Central Vermont sta
ton, went to her home in Mortified to-
day for short visit. Station Agent J.
l.. H. Carr is in charge of the ticket office
in her absence.
Sometime this month the second OF
series of smoke talks to be given under
the auspices OF the Vincitia club will be
held in the clubrooms 1t is hoped that
Congressman elect Porter III. Dale of Is
land Pond will be available as the speak
er.
On the eve of the January thaw, the
Ward Ice Co. completed its yearly har-
vest at the Bates pond on the quarry
road. Last night gang OF nearly 90
men, with horses and harvesting machin
cry, hauled the last cake of ice from the
pond and transferred the equipment to
South Barre to-day. No attempt to har
wet u rFNbliu tibH hil Lflt oDhhh tilu NM
pond will be made until cold weather sets
in again.
Charles f. Mills of Barre, who is
threading the boards" with the Klark |
Urban company, is reported to be at
tanning success in his role Of the detec- |
tive in "Alias Jimmy Valentine" and /
other plays in the company's repertoire 1
The company has been playing at Con-
cord, ~ H., and the Monitor Of that city +
declared: "He Mills was big enough to
be a blacksmith, brutal enough for a
canal captain, and as relentless as tax
adding, you couldn't like that
anyway; he was mean scamp
TO hound Jimmy the way he did. Charles
f. Mills played the part and gave an ex-
,ellent portrayal of the fiction detective"
II might be Of interest for the writer of
that article TO know (if not already
Known that Mr. Mills is a blacksmith
BY occupation, having but recently tax
m TO the stage, and is a member Of the
union in Barre. IL is ex-
lected that Mr.. Mills will appear before
i home audience when the klark Urban
company comes TO Barre in February to
i'll an engagement at the opera house. I
Barre Spiritualists will send a large /
delegation OF their numbers 10 the cap
tai later in the month TO Join in the an.
lua convention OF the Vermont State
'piritualist association. The last yearly
meeting OF the association was held In l
larre and efforts are being made By J
oint committee 90 make the forthcoming =
quite as successful as was !
he local assembly. Jan. p, % and "a a
re the dates reserved by the Spiritual 5
sts and the sessions are to be held in c
rand Army hall. Among the able i
peakers 20 be present are Fred q. Niles q
nd Mrs. Anna Y. Chapman Of Boston. {
-ho are fayorably known throughout y
.ew England as message mediums. The
est scances to be conducted BY Mr.. y
lies and Mrs. Chapman viii consist Of o
living names and minute descriptions Of o
riends passed 20 spirit life. Vermont a
peakers who have been invited 20 ad v
ress the meetings arc. Mrs. Emma Paul q
T Morrisville. Alonzo r. Hubbard Of Ty- G
IN. Mrs. Sarah A. Wiley az Rocking /
avn and Mrs. S. Y. '. Booth Of Hard Is
ick. "A
Starting with Wednesday matinee. the d
layton Players will present that scream. y
e farce, Her Second Husband IN two
o. The story Of this brilliant farce n
extremely funny Mrs Malone 4 wid. b.
y, i searching for 4 husband She Wis ~
: a matrimonial agency and, after look q
x over the svailablcs. she decides on I
10. 4 Mr.. Manson. After the marriage. q
" newlyWeds return 10 Bedelia's home.
here the daughter and son-iu-law, 4 pin
'ctor. are introduced 10 the second hus
ind The events that follow are ludi
Gus. There are also a French count. a s.
an from the West an old maid. two
nny darkies. 4 rute and dsshing Wild d
'. All looking for mates, and last but
4 least. the manager IL the matrimo- IA
Al agency, With. his trials and tribuia. =
1ns ~ YOU want t. enjoy q good -
ugh OF > sure cure for the blues. dont III
y - visit the Barre opera horse the IN
tier part Of this week Matinees daily ~
2 O'Clock. Ta0 performances NJ night
p first performance at Gas Admis.
ln i0c Adv