The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-16
TALK OF THE TOWN.

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Public bath at Hotel Otis, 25c.
Beautiful baby bonnets at Fits.
BE sure and buy your yarns at Yeale
& knights.
Miss Colson, nurse, 30 Averill street
Telephone si0,2l.
Half price sale Of misses coats Sat
urday at Abbott's.
Gordon Riddell, "a Elm street, for
watch, clock and jewelry repairs.
We are headquarters for hot air. try
our Glenwood wood and coal heaters.
There will be meeting Of the Italian
Athletic club at 1880 o'clock this even.
ing,
+. Broyelli arrived in the city yester
day from several months visit with
relatives In Italy,
J.. p. 0lds left this noon for New York,
whore he will visit for a few weeks at
the home OF II. Austin futile.
W. H. Pitkin. who has been in the
city on few days business visit, left
this noon for his home in Boston.
The young ladies Of Mrs. Iloyt's Sun
day school class are invited 70 meet at
her home Saturday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock.
George Slora has purchased q house on
Green street Of Mrs. d. A Cook Con
-idcration $1,000 The sale was made
through the d, A. Perry Real Estate
agency.
Among the successful candidate for
al hss
ination before the state board Of phar.
macy were Martin H. Sheltus Of Barre
and Frank Roark Of Fact Barre, Seven
men apscd the examinations,
Richard ILL.," Shakespeare's sublime
tragedy, at the Thcatorium to-day and
tomorrow. The pictures OF this great
work are perfect, and lovers of dramatic
art win be given rare treat Two
other good pictures, and Mr. Geo. Har-
rington's Tally make up good pro
gram.
The case against Frank Sanderson Of
Mortified, charged with the larceny Of
speed cart FROM DIR. Z. s. Duffy, which
was sch for a hearing in city court this
morning. has been continued until Nov.
,, to allow the defendant time to get
hold of some witnesses who are out of
the state.
The dispute over professionalism be-
tween Goddard aud Montpelier semina
ries may be taken up at the meeting
of the Vermont Schoolmasters club at |
Rutland this week. Both Principals |
Bishop aud Hollister are in attendance. |
and it is said that the former went down |
with Something up his sleeve 10 present |
in regard to the matter
Arrivals at the Hotel Otis are, w A.
Blackman OF Boston, George H. Sander.
son and II. p. Baker OF Burlington, w. |
II. Lying Of Albany, ~ Y. G. H. Hurl. |
burd and Il. W. Stone Of Boston. C. o. !
Gray and T. o. Eklef Of New York, John
Kirk Of New Haven, Conn. j. b. Jordan /
and wife Of Springfield Mass, Frank
Shield Of Bethel, and thirteen members |
of The Devil" company
1t Is estimated that the anthracite coal |
tonnage Of the various companies this
year as compared with last year TO the
end Of September shows shortage Of
100000 tons This means without /
doubt there win be serious shortage
OF domestic coal the coming winter
months. Better anticipate your wants
and send your orders TO Calder 4 Rich
ardson, Depot square. They are handling
the best grades Of coal at the right 4
prices. Also nice dry wood.
There were two eases Of intoxication
In the city court this morning Julius
Frick, arrested last evening by Officer
earle, pleaded guilty 20 a first 0ifense
and paid fine Of IS. with costs Of $500 /
Martin Carroll Norton, alias Martin
Carroll, arrested last evening by Officer
Hamel, pleaded guilty to a subsequent
offense and was sentenced to the county |
Jail for 30 days and to pay costs Of /
S6.05. This was NortOn's fourth oliense
in this court, before he had given the
court the name Of Martin Carroll. When
he gave the name this morning of Martin
Carroll Norton. Judge Scott asked him
ii he had not given the name of Carroll /
before and be said he had, but that was
only his middle name.
The grand. sublime passion Play" Is
al the Bijou to-day and tomorrow. II II
had an unprecedented run OF four days
IN Montpelier at the Savoy theatre and
was witnessed BY hundreds of people II
Some even came two nights to see the
picture, so great was their interest in it.
1t is said to be the most complete repro.
iuetion ever given here, one that viii
keep the audience intensely interested /
20 that they may easily imagine that
hey are witnessing the original Passion
Play at 0berammergan, Bavaria. There
Is over two miles Of film and they will
be manipulated by Mr.. G. II. Schneider,
-eputed to be the best operator in The
business today Special organ music will
BE used to harmonic with the picture, (;
Three beautiful songs, THE Palms.
Face to Face" and The Holy City. II
will be sung by those two delightful sing.
RS, Mr. Hayward and Miss Richardson.
Mr. Massucco proprietor Of the Biiou,
declares this to be the best picture he
las ever produced. the price OF admis-
ion for these two days Is ten cents for
ADULTS and five cents for children, and
he "critie" believes the show is worth
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