The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-09-25


bell left yesterday to visit friends in
Enosburg
Ray Curtis went TO Burlington to-day
to resume his studies at the university
Of Vermont.
w. II. Harrison Of New York arrived
in the city yesterday for few days
business visit.
Leon Bosd Of Portland, Me-, visited
relatives in the city to-day on his way
to oklahoma
There will be prayer meeting at
Mrs. Durkees. 2l3 South Main street,
tonight at 1880.
NJ. b. Mclver returned last night from
a 10 days vacation spent in Montreal,
Ottawa and Kingston, Can
a few more os those work suits, price
very low, can be had from the Frank
McWhorter Co., $3.50 TO 5000.
The F. b. Cate Real Estate agency has
sold for A. y. Gilley two building lots
in Edgewood to +. A. Walker.
Mrs. William HAYES, who has been
visiting her son, c. NJ. HAYES, returned
10 her home in Cabot yesterday.
All taking part in Aunt Dinah's Quilt
inr Party win meet at Hale's pavilion
at six o'clock instead Of $3.50 on Friday
evening.
G. Herbert Pape went to Hardwick
| this morning, where he will be one OF the
speakers at the Democratic rally this
evening.
Large ripe cucumbers 4Oc bushel,
ripe tomatoes SIPS, and green soc a
b1shel, delivered Elmer Z. Perry, tel.
ephone 235l2.
Mrs. Arthur Wilder, who has been
Visiting at the home OF Friend Whit
comb. returned to her home in st.
bloomsbury to-day.
James Cruckshank left yesterday for
visits in South Ryegate and st. Johns
| bury in the interests of the American
Federation Of Labor.
The "Strongheart" company, which
showed in the opera house last evening
went 70 st. Johnsbury this morning,
where it appears TO night.
The Misses Nellie and Annie 0'TIara,
who have been visiting their uncle,
| Charles II. OHara. returned to-day TO
their home in Plattsburg, \. Y.
Public dance at NJ. w. Of A. hall, Sat
urday. Sept. 10th, with Gibertson's or
chestra, dancing from : till IL admis-
sion 50 cents for gents, ladies free.
| Prczz Ridotti per la White Star line
du Boston fin Geneva per $500. Par
/ ienza, 3 0ttobre, Asscuratevi il Big
lietto per tempo DIAL nostro agente di
Barre. Antonio Giachino.
The annual meeting Of the Baptist Phil
athea class will be held on Friday even
i ing at 1880 O'clock, at the home OF Mrs.
/ r. g Rogers, rs Richardson street. All
members are expected to be present.
! A special meeting Of the Ladies' Aid
society. Ladies Auxiliary, Kings Daugh.
ters and the r. r. A. will be held in the
! Presbyterian caurch on Friday evening,
September Is, at eight o'clock. Business
Of Importance is to be discussed. Let
.eyeryone be present.
A session OF the United States district
court Tor the district Of Vermont will
4 be held at the court room in the post
Office building at Montpelier, on Wednes.
Idav October 18th, for naturalization pur-
poses Aliens who have resided IN the
| United States for five years and IN the
state OF Vermont for one year, and who
| have two or more years ago taken out
their first papers. can apply Tor full
naturalization. All such should appear
at this session ot court with two wit.
inesse. who can make affidavit that the
petitioner has resided ID the United
States and state Of Vermont for the re-
CURED length Of time, ais above stated.
ANY alien residing in Vermont can OBJ
tain his first papers at this time, regard
less Of the length of time he has been
lin the United States. The fee for first
papers is one dollar, and Tor second pa
pers, four dollars.
There can be no doubt of the salts.
Faction felt hv the audience which saw
lDeMile's great college play, Strong
heart. presented by capable company
at the Barre opera house last evening,
From the first riotous entry of the typ
zeal college boy in the opening act to
the return Of the civilized Indian chief
to his tribe after sacrificing his love
for a beautiful New York girl the play
was Of absorbing interest. depicting, a
ii did the feature Of American college
life ii realistic fashion. Those who have
seen Robert Edeson in the title role Of
'Stronghcart" lost not whit OF THEN
interest in The part as taken by Robert
Gallard. who was 40 All times equal to
his work The college boys about him
! were excellent, While Marguerite Lind
say. as the woman who sacrificed her
love that the Indian might 80 back t.
his tribe and complete his noble work