The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-01
TALK OF THE TOWN,

Dutch collars, the latest AZ Abbotts
Roller skating al the Pavilion tonight
Love Of country Is against the saloon--
ADV.
Ladies' coats below cost to close at
vaughan's.
Look at the new line Of colored post
cards at Kenyon's Cash d. ).
George Kent began work this morning
A. clerk in the Frank McWhorter conf
pany's store.
The Frank McWhorter Co. are receiv.
ing the spring styles in suits, oyercoats
and raincoats.
Horehound drops again this week at
Mascott's, l5e pound, two pounds for Zoe
"Home made"
The Rev. Ariel BelIondi returned
Saturday from several weeks busi-
ness visit in New York.
Arthur BiancM Of Hanover, N. H., and
G. Oneida OF White River junction Wis
tied friends in the city yesterday.
The d, A. Perry real estate agency
are advertising a granite plant for sale
in this city. See for sale column.
The Glover club win meet with Mrs. II.
II. Andrus, Tuesday afternoon, March I'd.
The ladies will take the quarter.of.two
car.
Have you got 10 purchase a paid of
working shoes this spring. II so, you
better take advantage OF the low prices
offered by Tlden.
49,. II. Burbank, who has been visit
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. F. II.
Rogers the past week, returned today
TO his home In Barnet.
Miss /. T.. jenkins has returned 10 %
Church street. Her former patronh and
others wishing dressmaking done in
their homes can call phone 1853 for her
services.
There will be a meeting of the Ladies'
Catholic Benevolent association, No.
1905. at half past seven o'clock, ON
Tuesday evening in the Knights Of Col
umbus hall. Members will kindly be
present.
To theatre.goers, Franklin Woodruff
needs no introduction, as his acting, in
the past few years, has won distinction
for him. He will be seen next Friday
March 5th, in James X. Hackett's New
York success, Call Of the Wild" The
play is virils drama Of American life,
and the success that was scored by Mr..
Hackett is being scored now by Mr..
Woodruff in the part Of John Ermine,
the scout.
The annual carnival celebration by
the Italian colony Of the city was held
Saturday evening. Two masquerade
balls were held, one in Hale's pavilion
and the other in the Socialist hall on
Granite street. There were large crowds
in attendance at both halls. 4 large
number appeared in masks and cos
TUNES of every description and good
prizes were awarded to the best and
the worst appearing costumes. Gilbert
sons orchestra furnished the music for
dancing at the pavilion and the Stone
Cutters band played at the Socialist
hall.
"The King Of the Ring" at the Com.
iqte is one of the strongest college
dramas ever presented in motion pictures.
II Is story OF young college hero
who neglects his studies for athletics
and is expelled. Arriving at home, he
Is reproaehed and driven away by an
unreasonable father. He secures po-
sition as boxing instructor of an ath-
letic club. His sweetheart arrives to
visit him and is insulted by big burly
fighter, whom the hero Immediately
floors. The hero receives telegram from
his father that be is unable to meet notes
TO the amount Of twenty thousand dol
lars. A challenge is posted offering
purse Of $4,000 TO any man who will
whip the champion fighter OF the club,
who is the one the hero has already
foored. The hero excerpts then comes
the fight, which is the swiftest ever
seen in motion pictures. There is one
other picture, entitled, ",Iones's Cara
Party" which is one continual scream
from start to finish.