The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-03

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Duncan Mcmillan went to Sherbrooke,
r. O., today for a two weeks visit.
Paul Friberg left Saturday night for
visit with friends in Albany. N. Y.
Mrs. r. J. Brown left Saturday for
q visit with relatives in Portland, Me.
Miss Antoinette Martini il visiting
friends in Hardwick for the next week.
M. S. Levin returned yesterday from
a business visit in New York and Bos-
ton.
Prof and Mrs. II. a. Tuttle Of Brook
4 lyn are guests at the home Of 4. Z.
Olds.
Miss Belle Chandler returned last
| night from few days stay at lake
Morey.
| A son was born this morning to Mr..
and Mrs. Emery Landry of 0 Church
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hunt and son
camped at Berlin pond over Sunday and
yesterday.
Mrs. w. H. Chase returned yesterday
from visit at the home of her parents
lin Bradford.
| +. A. Cove resumed work in Eastman
Brothers store today, after several
j NItka lltiGSs
Miss Bessie Speare returned to work
at Q, j. Dodge's store today after two
weeks vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Wallace of Hard
wick visited at the home of George
Milne yesterday.
Charles LePage reports seeing three
deer, two does and a buck, on Beckley
hill this morning.
NJ. Rabaioh leaves tonight for his
home in Italy, being called there by the
death of his father.
Miss Ethel Even left for New York
city yesterday, where she viii spend two
weeks with relatives.
Mrs. w. H. Goodfellow and Miss Edna
Goodfellow went TO Manchester, n. H.,
today to visit relatives.
The clerks OF the Homer Fits store
eamped at Berlin pond from Saturday
night until last night;
Il T. J. Powers, New York granite
dealer, called on several OF the local
manufacturers Saturday.
4 Mrs. A, S. Jones and daughter re-
turned Saturday night from five weeks
visit with relatives in Boston.
George Chatfeld finished work at
Holts barber shop Saturday night, and
has gone to his home in Randolph.
Harold Powers. who has been visiting
his cousin, Guy Andrews, returned yes
terday to his home in Waterbury
Miss A. Belle Young of Stamford, N.
T., came to the city Sunday for the
opening Of the city schools today
Misses Jessie Nelson and Theresa
Scott went to Stowe this morning. where
they are to teach in the village school.
The Misses Mary Grigg and Marguer.
tie Brown, who have spent the summer
in the White mountains, returned last
night.
George Mathewson, Rodney Snitor,
Edison Landers and Albert Mcqueen
spent Sunday and Labor day in st.
Albans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Rapp Jr, of
Boston are visiting at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. H. A. Goodrich OF Eastern
avenue.
Miss Mary Anderson, who has been
visiting relatives in the city for the
past month, returned today to her home
in Boston.
Mrs and Mrs. II. A. Gould and daugh-
ter returned yesterday from Calais,
where they have been visiting for sew.
eral weeks.
Mrs Ellen Stoughton and daughter
Marguerite, returned last night from a
two weeks vacation spent in Springfield
and New York
Miss L. r. Townsend, Miss Emma
Phillips and Miss Perkins left Sunday
night for New York TO attend the fall
millinery openings
Mrs Milne aud Miss Petee and Miss
Minnie Huntington returned TO Dorches-
ter, Mass, yesterday after a vacation in
Barre and Plainfeld.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Joslyn and Miss
Edna Joslyn, who have been visiting at
the home Of n. D. Phelps, went to Win.
chester, Mass, today.
d. f. Davis returned Sunday night
from Proctorsville, where he went to
attend reunion Of the old scholars Of
the 20.mile stream school district.
James Wheeler finished work Satur-
day night at clerk in Phelps & com.
fpanys hardware store. Mr. Wheeler
will leave next week for KirlSsville, Mo-
where he will enter the DR.. Still school
Of osteopathy.
A fair.sized audience witnessed the
production Of "The Choir Singer" al
the opera house yesterday afternoon, and
IN the evening Che house was well filed
The play is one OF the cleanest which
has been given at the local house for
some time, and while none Of the parts
were brilliant, the play was well bal
anced and pleasing as a whole.
The Wonderland Moving Picture com.
pany opened the fourteenth week with
q large audience at the matinee and a
crowded house at night The Interest.
ing Reading" "Rube Brown in Town,
and "An Artful Husband" kept every.
one in laughter. "Sayed from the Wreck
with the life savers going TO the rescue
, Of the men clinging to the mast and az.
ter being tossed upon the rough waves
then throw the life line to him, this II
the most wonderful picture ever shown
The bank robbery and stage hold.up in
, "The Bandit King shows The wild west
5 life Of the bandits as they were in the
{ days of Jesse James and many yet re-.
main 10 make travel over that part oi