The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-12-17
TALK OF THE TOWN

II Get your Indian blankets at Fits.
II Diamond rings $40 TO 5000 at Burr's
II Get your warm blankets and comfort
H ers at Fits.
h Miss Marion Martin left yesterday foi
her home in Plainfeld, where she will
spend the holiday season.
Buy your watches, clocks, rings, brace
let's, gold beads, silver novelties al
Holmes, the Jeweler.--adv.
Quality best, price lowest. diamonds
watches, rings, bracelets, silverware and
cut glass, at Holiness, the Jeweler.---adv
Miss Ruth Robinson and Miss Esther
Langley, students at Wellesley college,
Wellesley, Mass, arrived in the city this
morning for the holidays.
L Mrs. Sarah O. Huntington, who has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. d. b.
Jackson of the Montpelier road, returned
to-day to her home on Highland avenue.
All sthe children of the Baptist Sunday
school who are to take part in the Christ
mas concert are requested to meet at
the church tomorrow Saturday at 2
o'clock for rehearsal.
! Charles 4. Wood of Kirk street left
this morning for st. Adams, where he
will make brief visit with friends be.
fore going to the home of his brother in
Franklin, where he expects to remain in
definitely.
Tonight at the Congregational church
Rev. II. b. Rankin of Newport will give
lecture on immigration, under the title OF
"A Day at Ellis Island,' the lecture be-
| ing given under the auspices of the boy
scouts. Admission for adults, 25c; for
students, Toe,
Prof. Elmore announces that he will
conduct a-ncing class for pupils from
0 to Is years old after Christmas, the
exact date to be announced later. Those
wishing to join the class are asked to
notify Mr.. Elmorc at Rowland hall Mon
day afternoons at 4 o'clock. adv.
Tonight the management Of the Pa
vilion theatre has treat in store for its
patrons, an up-te-date cabaret show;
regular performers and good music and
singing. Several local artists win also
appear. There will be dandy six-part
feature made by the Big Four, the pro-
ducers of "Graustark" and "The Rosary
You cannot afford to miss this show.
adv.
James Smart Of Glenwood avenue re-
turned to the city early yesterday from
an extended western trip, which carried |
him to San Francisco, Cal, where he was
one of three delegates representing the
granite cutters union a, the annual con-
vention of the American Federation of |
Labor. Returning east, Mr.. Smart pro.
ceeded by easy stages, visiting several
granite centers en- route through the
middle western states and stopping for
a few days at Quincy, Mass.
Yesterday was bitter day on the
hills of Wiliiamstown. roads badly drift
ed, wind and snow blowing gale, but
the j. M. Stone estate auction sale went
along just the same. People were there
from Massachusetts, New Hampshire,
northern and southern Vermont, aside
from the local crowd who were on hand.
Registered Jersey cows sold from 500 to
1926; the herd bull brought sl25, year
ings, calves, hogs and horses brought
fair prices; yoke of oxen brought Sl57 80,
tools and machinery sold fairly well.
:. +. Smith, auctioneer.
Keen interest ia being manifested in
he Italian colony in the approaching re.
rival OF the drama by the Circolo Flo
irammatico, which is TO present "Espia-
lone d Giovanni Salvestri." in the opera
rouse Saturday evening. "The Expiation i,
# John Salvestri" is another way OF
polling the title of the piece and for !
everal weeks some of the best amateur
ictors in the circle have been rehearsing
or the production. Some unusually strik
ng scenic effects have been promised
nd there will be plenty of music be- !
ween acts. Afterward an engaging lit. !
lie farce, I'm Egtto," viii be played by o
members of the fllodrsmmatio circle {
'arts for the heavier piece have been re. J
aimed as printed in The Times few r
weeks ago, and the following cast will r
resent the farce: 'Felice 'Sgrugnati," n
'iorindo FranziI Carlo" Vineenzo Os- l.
ola; "Fioretta," Fiorina Bottigi; pa
To-" Masuello LAdimiro; "Mocammed,r a
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