The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-27
TALK OF THE TOWN
Remnant Sale II Abbott'a.

just opened, new bags and purses, at
Vaughan's
II. S. Annis If Chelsea was visitor
in this city to-day
A. Rossi Of Hardwick Is visiting
friends in this city.
&. A. Hill went 10 Browndeld, N. H.,
to-day on a business trip.
There win be an auction At the City
Auction Rooms Saturday.
Mrs Lydia Hunt left to-day for q
visit with friends IN Danrille.
Mrs. C. r. Wood left this noon on
q business trip to New York.
James Il. Burke 81 West Rutland IS
in the city on a business visit.
l. r. Huntington went to Nofthfeld
this afternoon on business trip.
@. W. Perry returned last night from
a few days business visit in Boston.
p Il Mccarthy went to Northfed
this afternoon on a business visit.
Robert 4, Jones leaves tomorrow for
a two weeks vacation in Utica, n. Y.
Miss C. A. Lang went TO Roxbury,
Mass, after visit al her home In this
city.
G. L. Besett the local Central Vermont
station agent, is III Ut bis home on West
street.
Mrs. John Cobb and children returned
last night from Italy. where they have
been for nearly three years.
Owing 10 the band concert the per-
formance Of "Saphop at the opera house
tonight will be held until s.45.
Mr. and Mrs C. 0. Morse Of VOL.
colt were IN the city yesterday TO at
tend the funeral Of Layman A. Gale,
Alger Rice who has been visiting at
the home OF DR.. W. f. Mann. leaves TO-
morrow for his home IN Altoona, Pa.
Miss Julia Garyey Of Burlington ar.
rived in the city yesterday for a visit
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. p NJ.
Miles.
The Friday night prayer meeting will
be held at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
George H. Shepard, $50 South Main
street.
Miss Mary Cray. who has been visiting
her brother the Rev. z. r. Cray, re-.
turned to-day 70 her home in Bellows
Falls.
Mrs. lydia r. Moves and Mrs. Herbert
\. SAWYER Of Atehison, n n. are visit.
ing at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. H, B.
Brooks.
Mrs. O. I. Blieh and daughter, AIaude,
returned last night from a three weeks
vacation spent in vinal Haven and Port
land, Me-
Mrs. J. II. Lathrop, who has been a
guest at the home Of Il. :. Annis in
Chelsea. returned TO her home in Rox-
bury, Mass to-day,
Rev. C. B. Castelini Of Montreal the
Italian missionary who il u have charge
81 the mission here. arrived in the city
last night to take up bis work.
Alrs. cynthis Parmenter returned toI
her horne Ia Franklin. ~ FIJI to-day
after a visit al the home Of her brother
Charles w, Hall Of Hill street.
S. J. segel 4 company put On sale
for Saturday at bali price about forty
pairs oi mems cotton working pants,
sizes from SO to AZ, ranging IN price
from 81 to $3.50, for Saturday only, at
only 7Se q pair. Come early in the
evening 70 SET your size.
Page Brothers horse The Outlaw
who took second money in The 2;l9 class
race at che Midalehury fair yesterday,
took first in the two FIRST heats. The
Outlaw won the first heat in 2.lTh low
eriRg his record Of 2:l0 and making
him eligible to start in no slower class
than 2.Is.
The Central Vermont railroad com
menced today running better ears On
the local branch passenger service lt
now rms full vestibule train, eui
ting of the smoking car since the coach /
Is have smoking compartments tbs
same as the New England States Mm
tied trains. II is not known whether
the change IL to be permanent
Among arrivals at tie City hotel and
to-day were Herman Goldman, 9. z.
Hastings, George n Snow Mr.. and Airs. |
#. G. Drew Boston, Charles slack, g. /
HiedeI, Winchendon Mass r Berry |
Richmond G. III Bowen, Pawtueket, 4.
IL. r. +. Fisher, New York r f. Fra
siar. West Burke; ri IT. Symes. Wells /
River; T. J Alderman, Nershie; r =.
Sargent Frank G Houston, Sc. Johns
bury: John Roark Chazy n. T.
Traced ~ 4 Kodak Is q picture To-
day at Dreamand which makes an es
peeial appeal to children, but cannot fail /
10 interest The children Of larger /
growth also It Is the picture story Of
a little girl and her beautiful, intelligent +
pony how the gypsies stole it and sub /
seqiient dealing with them to get it back /
It truly Is a fine, wholesome picture +
"a Hot Time in Atlantic City will en-
tighten good many as to The ways Of II
this noted summer resort Altogether /
the show Is prime quality.
That accidents win happen is a very
old and very true saying; indeed, they
always happen when We least expect T
them We have no doubt but that q I
very painful accident happened il the
making 81 the moving picture, entitled, +
A Heroic Father, that is begin run
al the Comique to-day and to morrow, I
We see picturesque wooded background, i
profusely tinted with the beautiful coli /
ors Of nature. Out Of the distance comes I
young lady urging spirited horse to
its topmost speed behind her band {
of outlaws are plying the spur and lash I
60 their horses IN an effort to overtake I
her Suddenly the girl i thrown from
the horse and falls directly IN its path I
The scene that follows strikes terror 10 I
ones heart The horse Lramples her loI