The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-13
Talk OF The TOWN.

i Excursion to Northlield far. See adF.
on page 2.
Auction sale tonight at the City Aue,
ton Rooms
r. II Cutler was business visitor in
Chelsea today.
Felix Martel began work today az the
new Fruit store.
4 Victor Tacy went 70 Mortified this
morning on business
W. O. Crimmins Of Bethel was bust.
ness visitor in this city today.
Miss Jessie a. Kidder returned from .
Ave weeks visit in Port Chester n. y.
Choice Of all best hair tonics or face
lotions az Miers' sanitary barber shop.
Miss Allie Clark vent to St. Johns
bury to-day for visit with friends.
Mrs. Leon Walbridge Of Cambridge,
Mass, is visiting relatives in this city.
Mrs Frank Peterson went to North
Geld to-day for visit Mtb relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Clark went to
Cabot to-day for a visit with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs Alex. Trail returned to.
day from a visit with friends in 81.
Johnsbury
Nv G. Johnson, IT., returned this after
noon from few days visit at bis home
in Barton.
r. r. Gregory left today for the
Mortified fair, where be will exhibit
hs prize horse.
John Sawyer returned 10 his home in
Topsham today after several days Wis
il in this city.
At the morning service al the Congre
gational church Yesterday, seven chill
dren received baptism
Mr. and Mrs. George n. Tilden went
to Mortified yesterday to remain dur.
ing the fair Their this week.
Mrs. T. r. Ball Of 304 North Main
street has returned from a two weeks
visit in New York, and Hartford, Conn.
Miss Grace r. Wood, who teaches ma.
sic, has changed her location from Beck
lcy court to No. & AgeriIl street. Phone
3l6.4.
J. Douglass MacBrde Of Burlington re-
turned 10 his home to-day after spending
week at William Jaekson's on North
Main street
Mrs Louis Lasssard Of WebstervilIs
was brought to the City hospital yester
day in B. " Hooker 8 company's amhu
lance for an operation.
The treasurer and financial secretary
Of the Jumpers. Boxers and Derrickmen
union viii be in their rooms in the
seampini block from six to seven o'clock
this evening.
Mrs z. G. Miller and Mrs. N. A.
Hoadley Of Waterbury visited their par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs Edward Glover, at
the home Of Mr. and Mrs ] G. Griggs Of
Summer street yesterday.
Among arrivals ii the hotel OTIS yes
terday we're John Drew, New York; X.
O. Fuller, HRhagte; u. CT Hardy, Bos-
ton, William Redheid. Westbeld, Mass
Oscar Buckingham, Manchester, N. H.;
i. g. Small, Boston.
The employees Of Cutler, Storer & com
pany to the number 81 20 enjoyed a clam
bake at rhe compaHy's plant on Burn
hams meadow Saturday afternoon. The
CLAIMS were cooked Is perfection and the
usual ixngs were served with them. An
exceedingly enjoyable and novel banquet
was the result,
up the Mountain from Hong Kong
Is another Of those delightful travel pie
TIRES Il depiets magnificent views and
a panorama Of exquisite scenery in the /
distance. II is wonderfully clear and 1
perfect Not q little interest win be
found il the little tramwav railroad up
70 Victoria peak, 1000 feet in height /
Dreamland to-day.
About as of the friends 81 James
Thompson called on him At his home on
Long street Saturday afternoon and gave
him a pleasant surprise Games ara 4
refreshments were enjoyed throughout i
the afternoon. James Cireig in behalf
Of his little friends. presented him q
beautiful gold ring. All vent home after
having a most enjoyable time and wish
ing little James a pleasant journey and
plenty Of fun in the old country.
Among arrivals at the City hotel last
evening and to-day we're II. G. Hene,
Boston; j F. Barstow, New York Mrs
II. S. Annis, Chelsea; A. f. Rowe, New
Haven, Conn P. E. MeAuliffe, Burlinr
ton; ] B. Robins, George Wilson, + D. A
simmons, G. r Thomas. Boston; G. b.
Wallace, Waterbury; H n. Williams.
John Mcdonald, 0gdensburE N. r.; Fl 4
w. Gee, Springfield, Mass II Harmon,
New Brunswick, n. Ti and 10 members
Of the Ministers Monday club
aThe Galley slave, being presented at
the Comique to-day is 4 most pretentious I
and artistic reproduction of The incidents
from Victor Hugo's Les MiserAblesr
This is a production practically perfect
from every point of view Producer,
actors. scenic artists have united to pro
duce a story notable in every respect
The narrative is graphic and clearly told
in series Of charming landscapes and
convincing interiors. The interest Is
caught from the moment that the starry.
ing man steals loaf of bread for his /
suffering family and held until the final
tableaur.
What time did the big clock stop Sat
urdayY The big advertising clock 10
the s. J. segel and company store win
dow stopped last Saturday at II o'clock
noon AZ minutes and 10 seconds All
those WHO hold coupons on the clock
win please bring tham in this evening",
or send them BY Tuesday noon, 50 as
to be in due time for the afternoon paper
to publish the name Of the person Whb
wins the $500 cash weekly prize, which