The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-03
TALK OF THE TOWN

Forty styles La France shoes for wo
men at Fitts's.
Roller skating and dancing in Hale'I
Pavilion tonight.
White pique Is good this year. Find
them at Vaughan's.
Only to May to pay your water rent
before 10 per cent. is added.
Sample waist sale, any in the lot VI
TO S2.25 for Sl.O0. at Vaughan's.
DR.. George II. spiller, optician, win b
at the City Hotel, May 3 and 4.
Tonight at the opera house, high class
moving pictures and illustrated songs.
Havana Leaf. Spotted Jacket. made
and sold, o. Main street. g. w. Landers.
Mrs George Earle and nephew Of Will
Jamestown were visitors in the city over
Sunday.
Sidney Wallace Of Waterbury Is Wis
iting at the home Of his son, @. S. Wal
lace, for q few days.
A. T.. Batchelder has sold his house
at IS Merchant street to c. Murray Clark
and Clara L. Clark Of Plainheld, who buy
for home.
Don't forget the public dance 10 be
given in the X. Of G. ball, Wednesday
evening. May 5th, under the auspices Of
the Ladies auxiliary Of the A. 0. II.
Gentlemen who are good dressers win
look for the best fitting green, or OK
blood, or tan oxfords made by "Ralston
Health" people and sold in Barre only
by Peoples Shoe Store.
Tickets for moving pictures Of Mod
ern Shoemaking' at the Comique the
atre given TO all who purchase Walk
Over shoes this week at the Walk-Oyer
Boot shop, ia North Main street
Albina Horst and Pietro ogna were
united in marriage BY Justice Of the
Peace James Mackay at residence on
A street Saturday morning az nine
O'Clock. There were a considerable num-
Der of friends in attendance.
Attention. Loyal Green Mountain
lodge is going to celebrate its tenth an
niversary on Thursday evening, May G.
Members are requested to procure their
tickets from The amusement committee.
Let all brothers be present and make it
grand success.
Stoneshed owners, take notice. Com.
plants having been made to the board
Of health in regard to the sanitary con
ditions around stcnesheds, the proprie.
torH are warned to clean mp around their
sheds and closets before May 8, or prose
BUTTONS viii follow.
George B. Weed, manager at the Nor
rison Farm, left yesterday for the south.
ern part Of the state. where he viii Join
Mr.. Morrison and they win visit several
leading Holstein herds for the purpose
81 selecting cows for the farm to supply
the Increasing demand for their pure and
sanitary milk. In correction Of an error
in the article of April 20, stating that
10" Of the new tickets must be purchased
to obtain the benefit of the quart rate
Of cents on the pint purchase in bottled
milk. II i stated that these tickets will
be sold in any amount from Sl.40 up.
ward.
"A Cup Of Tea and She,1 good pic
ture at the Theatorium to-day. The
mother Of a young man appeals to his
sweetheart, an artists model, to give
him up. She consents and 50 conducts
herself at bohemian dance that he
becomes disguised and forsakes her. Five
years later she Is a scrubwoman and
finds herself in his business Office, where
he has her portrait concealed on wall,
behind cabinet doors. Her emotion over
the discovery Is well shown, but she
keeps her secret and he passes her by
without recognition.
Our feature picture ct the Comique
to-day and tomorrow, "a Tale Of the
West" another excellent Western story
Of novel idea thrillingly told and at the
same time consistently constructed. A
young cowboy receives an appealing let
Ter from his mother for sum Of money
to pay on mortgage on her little home
which she is about to lose. He repeated
~ fails TO borrow from his acquaintance
Half crazed BY despair, lie steals a num-
Der 81 horses and sells them, knowing he
will be hung, but ready to pay the PEN
atty TO send his mother the money she
needs; then an exciting pursuit on
horseback lie gives himself up, his cap
tors, who prepare to hang him But
his sweetheart on horseback set out I'M
hot chase after the avengers, reaches
them in the nick of time, explains situa.
ton, touching the hearts Of the cowboys,
who release prisoner. take up collection
to replace required amount
The young son Of Louis LanciauIt who
resides on the East hin drore down to
the Catholic church yesterday morning
and hitched his horse near McLeod's
shop on Seminary street
After the service was out he went to
get his horse and found it gone. He
notified the police and they called at
the livery stables in the city, but no one
had seen the team. Late in the after
noon II + Cutler, who had heard about
the missing team, met the team being
driven by two boys on the Plainfeld road
about three miles from the city. The
two boys were Louis Ferari and Louis
Gold, both about ten years Of age. II Is
said that The Ferari boy took Che team
from the place where it was hitched and
while driving away saw the Gold boy
and invited him to ride. The boys drove
the team for several hours around over
the hills in The vicinity Of where they
were found. When Mr.. Cutler stopped
the team the Gold boy jumped out anc
away. Evidently desiring
that the horse should be in good trim
for drive, the Ferari boy had fed the
horse with the feed which had been
hrnnnht IN The naaf1 for thar nnrr,nsn