Imperial Scots Concert listing and program details
Monday, March 23 program features Mr. Tavs Henry George Jr Soprano Sola The fue Bells of Beotland Hands v sotlass The Trace o Halqulider specially arranged for Me Ramivon Intermission Lose pe Lee Mae Lee Auld Grann Or Me Hamilton Dramatic Media Chilg Soprano Sule The Buwnte Banke o Loch Lowontt Macleod Demainsin Tanor Sho the Tattle of Stirling Ha Antivon Humorous Reputation The Liked Fim Ruel Weal Miya Cras Ladaie Bist Mei Modana String Quartet Humorous Selections First Class Soloists Admission 25 cents Children Under 12 15c Reserved Seats 35c On sale at Feoples Shoe Biore Monday
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Henry George, Jr
Beotland
Hatsliton
Ramiivon
Haaniion Dramatio Media
Iiss
Loch
coMite Macleod Deamnasin Tanor
Stirling
Fim Ruel
Miya Cras
Hamilton
Auld Lang
Music 10c Today A Medley of Popular Quick Dances
The page lists a set of songs including I’d Rather Two Step Than Waltz Won’t You Come Over to Philly Willie Daisy Let It Alone How’d You Like to Spoon With Me Oh Mister Brown a selection likely from a music column or showbill. The items reflect mid century dance and song titles with a regional flavor. This brief snapshot highlights theatrical tunes and crowd favorites of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philly
Willie
Daisy
Mister Brown
TALK OF THE TOWN NOTES AND LOCAL VISITS
The itemized column lists Abbott's specials at Vaughan's Zephyrettes and Perry's, Banana splits at Mancott's, and other foods and social notices. Local residents including D A Perry, J D Adame, John Cross, J J uteri, TL Huntingtom, and many neighbors are noted visiting, moving, or traveling to nearby towns and venues. The report also mentions a hospital for horses and dogs, a whist party at Gid Fellows ball, and various community happenings in Marshfield, Cabot, and nearby areas.
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Abbott's
Vaughan
Zephyrettes
Perry's
Mancott's
D. A. Perry
Northfield
J. D. Adame
Turlington
John Cross
Yeatentay
J. J. Uteri
Waterbury
Bari ‘Ington
Huntingtom
Tae Street
Brook Street
Ling
Nebeckah
Jarne Massie
Merchant Street
Mra
White
Talk of the Town in Barre Vermont Local Notices
White waists at Vaughan s and Renfrew ginghams at Abbott s tempt readers with retail chatter while Denney of Northfield visits the city. A Newland Fruit Company offer highlights, and A W Gerhardt visits Middlesee for a few days. Branding Horses at the Pavilion draws crowds. Nelson Casquette seen in Montpelier. county jail visit noted. March 27 church event urged. Barre talent promised. In city court, one intoxication case disposed. Alexander Wilson pleads guilty and pays a $3 fine plus $7 05 costs. Deeds filed transferring property to Barre Montpelier Traction for electric rail development between the city and Montpelier toward East Montpellier. Hoed ing Missionary Society social and candy sale at Hoedding M E church draws about 200 attendees with songs, dialogue Am I Reception to Foreign Nations, and regional talks by Avis Wheeler and Mildred Willis. program ends with a short reel.
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Are Denney
Northfield
Newland Fruit, Company
A.W. Gerhardt
Middlesee
Great Western
Josaph Casquette
Montpelier
Barre
Alexander Wilson
Harel
Barre & Montpelier Traction & Power Company
Thve
Fast Montpellier
Ladien’ Missionary Society of
Hoedding M. EB
Wen
Irs
Mem
Gordon
Mise Avis Wheeler
America
Mise Rdich Willis
Vermont
Nicholas Veal
iE BARRE Daily Times Weather Outlook
Sagi waits fair and warmer Sunday likely, with light winds from the south. A brief warm spell is expected as conditions improve through the weekend.
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Ie Barre Daily Times
Sagi
Local Happenings Terndy Told for Busy Readers
Busy readers learn of local visits and misprints from Barre area chatter. Mrs M. Tavin returns from Burlington while residents such as B A Shattuck and Cushman make short trips to Malone and Randolph. A mix of births, theatre notes, and shop promotions reflect small town life with reports on health, schooling, social events, and local business efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tavin
Burlington
Smith & Custinge
B. A. Shattuck
Randolph
Cushman
Malone
Barr
F. Hudurr
G. E. Bond
St. Albans
Simdaw
Central Market Ad Highlights Beef and Fresh Produce
Prime Western Beef offered with government inspection stamp as proof of quality. Prices pitched to a living basis alongside a fresh supply of spinach dandelions lettuce and radishes. Roast or steak options available for Sunday with delivery by calling 15-11. Central Market run by C BE Ingalls Mer 76 Main St.
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United States
C. BE. Ingalls, Mer
Ho. Moin St
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The
Homer Fitts Company
Barre Opera House
Imperial Scots Concert Co
Kenrick's
Imperial Orchestra
Feoples Shoe Biore
Moailay
Bill
TOWN
Ira
Hees M. Boutwell
Ben Martin
Plainwell
Elon Barrett
Walter Boutwell
Marshfield and
Cabot
A. F. Uncehalder
Arthur al. H. Lewis
Cot- Thage Street
Homer Fitts
Marty Ford
New York
Mins
Lillian Park
Trenton
N. J
Charles
Smith
Arthur Robinson
Martisville
Fred
Merly
Barte
Jaynes
J.C. Grigga
Chester BateheMertae
Lily Danner
Saipan
Wilson House
York
N. PD. Poelps
Wallatieli
Mies Bya
Bpadding High School
Aml
B.A. Drown
Conneil
Middlesex
Charles N. Harber
Jamee A. Thonpaem
Patterson
Thompson
Patteron
Inauranen
N. B
L. M. Averill
Averill Building
Talk OF
Vaughan's
Theaterium
J. Clowey
WE. Fisk
Lab Wood Teomutly
Wella
Jon Fore
Mathewson
Spaulding
Qertesiay
Gordon Kenneth
G . Rows
Warren
Ohio
Mic
YPA
Fred Feagan
City Hospital
Helen Burbank
Nellie Miller
City
Montpelier and Wells
Ata, & Brother
Neal Divilege
O. Hall
Ontaibe
Bernice Holmes
Gillerty
Hessle Glidden
Charles Hoiedin
ROYAL
Ise
Ralston Health
People’s Shoe Store
CS. Andrews, Prop
Flages Wonderland Moving Picture Company
Hale’s Pavilion
Armourous Negro
Grinder
WM. Robertson
Ila Batchelder
D. W. Ping
Mgr
the Theatre
Msn
Currier Building
Weale & Knight
New England
Union Telephone Line
North Main St
Grimm, Foster and Warner
C. W. Averill & CO
Barre, Vt
Vermont Mutual
R. G. Robinson
Wood Block
Laxena
D. F. Davis
North Main Street
Times
Il So
Ladies
Cravenettes
Nottinghams
Main and
Pearl Sts
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