The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-07-14
TALK OF THE TOWN

II. G. Elliott of the Fits store is IN
Boston on business.
Lawn party tonight, 800 North Main.
ladies Auxiliary, a. O. II.
G. Al Drew Of Marshfeld was in the
city To-day on business.
James Rowan went to Bethel last
night on a business trip.
Dr.. W. NJ Kelly OF Randolph visited
friends in this city today.
Mrs. H. H. Lund left yesterday for an
extended visit in Newfoundland
John Gauthier Of Montpelier began
work today at Lander's cigar store.
Rev. W. A. Davidson Of Burlington
was visitor in this city yesterday.
Rev. c. II. Bergen Of Lyndon Center
was visitor in this city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Fuller went to
Burlington today for a visit with friends.
Nh. and Mrs A. W Eastman returned
last night from a ten days stay ct High
gate.
r. A. Hoar rreturned last night after
a few days stay at his cottage m
Highgate.
w. A. Bradford and daughter Gladys
went to Boston today for visit with
relatives.
Deputy Sheriff II. slayton went to
West Berlin and Mortified today on a
business visit.
Miss Florence stone and Miss Sadie
Mcneil left today to work in the Hotel
Barton at Barton
Mrs. c. r. Newhall and Miss Maude
Edeprly left last night for three weeks
visit in New York
Mrs. L. N. Averill and granddaughter.
Dorothy went to Highgate today for
few days vacation
Arthur Carter returned to his home
in Swanton today after d visit with
relatives in this city.
Angus McIver Of Milan, Que. Is Wis
iting at the home OF his son, Murdo
McIver, Of Perry street.
Pliny M. Cutler Is taking two
weeks vacation from his work as clerk
ID the Barre Savings bank.
Miss Rose A. Gamache, who has been
visiting at the home Of G. Gamaehe, re.
turned to her home in Fraserville, Que,
today.
Mrs Nathaniel Wilson and Mrs Jen-
ME Williams Of Cabot went 10 Mont
pelier today after d visit at the home of
E II. Clark.
James Odeers left last night for bis
home in New London, Conn, after being
in the city to attend the funeral Of Mrs.
Frank Odgers.
James H, 0dgers and Mrs. Il B. Pea
body, who were elled here TO attend the
funeral Of Mrs. Frank 0dgers, returned
TO New London today
d. a. Perry, A. H. Buzzell and G. Fl.
Kendrick left this morning on the for
mer's automobile for a fishing trip in
northern New Hampshire.
Lewis Lord has sold his racer, Lady
Stanford, to the same parties III Maine
who purchased 0uida some time ago
10. Al Sunderlin Is here from Lebanon,
N III, getting bis string Of horses ready
to ship to Montreal for next weeks
races.
Mrs, William Barclay Of Park street
received cable this morning, stating
the death Of her mother, Mrs. John
Corbett, at Broomhill Farm, New Deer
Mrs. Corbett's age was "a years, No
particulars of the death accompanied
the cable.
Among arrivals at the Hotel Otis yes
terday were s. E. Rowell, Burlington;
ri j. Clark, Mortified; II. W. Brown,
Boston; 5. p Bradley, Albany; A. II.
Hilton, Binghamton, n. y; John W.
Lewis, Augusta, Me-; NJ. S, Briggs, r
A. Sunderlin, Lebanon, N. H.; r. ]. An
derson, Albany
Among arrivals at the City hotel last
evening and today were Lula r. Jones,
Burlington; Edward g. MeKannon, Ro-
chelle, Texas; B. C Rogers, Burlington;
III w Ingalls,, Burlington; Mr.. and Mrs
B. w. Stores, Chicago; A. S. Douglass,
.oodsyille, N. III; J B. Donaldson, Bos-
G. Rogers Smith, New York; g G Gage,
New York; w b. Crandall, w S. Stone,
G. HI Breckford, Boston; I
#. Brock, Philadelphia; S. w. Cross,
II w. Varnum, Jefferson /
Vile; Charles Burke, Mexico; James
Hutchinson, Providence, r. l.; d. G. s.
Bushnell, Baltimore, Mr.; A. B. Cross,
Concord, N H.; George Ames, Chicago;
=. Fl Steele, Philadelphia.
The Moonstone at the Theatorium to-
day and tomorrow The conversion of
WIlkie Collins famous novel into NOV
ing picture is greatly interesting Now
this is a very fine film, gorgeous with
oriental drapings and costumes As we
follow its progress we seem to be BREATH |
ing the very atmosphere that Collins
Very exciting, very mysterious,
very fascinating The setting is splen I
did and the scene showing the conflict
in the car Of a balloon far up among
the clouds is highly sensational The
maker Of this picture Selig' shows he
has an eye for gorgeously effective and
b magnificent idea Of spectacle and has
proven himself out as the spectacular
producer Of par excellence Another in
terestiHg picture IS the Cry from the
Wen. Mr.. D. Roach is singing for the