The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-12
TALK OF THE TOWN

Remember the hash supper Tuesday
night
d. A. Perry and F. II. Rogers were
in NorthfeId to-day on business.
Clara, the little daughter Of Erwin
Lawliss, Is sick with the measles
Miss Joanna Parks went to Boston
today for few days visit with friends.
Public Scotch dance in Miles hall Sat.
urday November 70. Music, Nieol's or
chestra.
shop stewards call at the granite cut
ters' office this evening for Journals.
a. NJ. Smith.
Mrs D. c. Jarvis returned last night
from 4 few days visit at the home of
her mother ii Stove
Among nature facts is the picking BY
DIR. W I. Mann of a large dandelion in
his garden Yesterday
The Ida Read W, c. T. & will hold
hash supper Tuesday evening al the
Baptist church, $3.50 to 7.
G. G. Blake and Leslie Wright went
to Boston today 70 attend the harvard
Dartmouth foot ball game Saturday.
The young son Of Mr. and Mrs Joseph
Murray Of East Montpelier was brought
to the City hospital yesterday afternoon
In Badgers ambulance for an operation
for appendicitis.
Among the arrivals at the City hotel
last evening and to-day were John Ben
son. Syracuse. n. Y; S. A. Goss. Chi
eago. III: Maude Barlow, New York j..
Brown, Boston; b. FL Landers, Saratoga
N. "; H. B, Larke. Burlington; Mr.. and
Mrs. Z, w. Clark Boston; Mr.. and Mrs
f. Poland Boston. and twelve members
OF the Polly Of the Circus company
Among the arrivals at the Hotel Otis
yesterday were @. s. Burr, Rostonj
George b, Brown, Boston; j r. Martin,
Boston; Harry fireman. Boston; r. Al.
Deem. Keene, n. FL; j. A. Monasett, Bos.
ton; Louis Molinari New York; John
Fuller, Boston; Porter Perrin, Berlin;
John 0. Hale, st Johnsbury; A. +.
Clarks, Boston; Charles R. Hoyt, Mt.
Pleasant, Mich; w. r. Blare, st. Al
bans; A. B. johnson, Portland, Me !,
John Marshall, Chicago: r. W. Taber,
d. M. Crawford, Newport;
+. NJ Sheldon, Burlington.
The astonishing strength and power
of the film entitled Nursing a Viper"
being run at the Comique, makes it the
most notable picture production ever
made. Indeed. some may hold that it
is too powerful It is certain that some
of the scenes are acted with such ter
rihle realism that they cause chills to
chase each other up and down ones back.
Evidently, the producer in trying to get
an atmosphere of horror went to greater
extremes than he really intended and
the story Of the picture being laid in
France during The French revolution
msde it really necessary to show some
horrible scenes. The picture viii no
doubt 80 down IN history as one Of the
greatest ever made by the BiogTaph Go.
The new program at the Pavilion
proved to be excellent in both pictures
and vaudeville The comedy end Of the
program as handled by Jones and Grey
was distinct hit Mr.. Jones was At
one time a partner Of Sam Barber, the
colored comedian who made such a big
hit at the Pavilion last week One can
see at glance that Jones and Barber
must have been q very funny eombina
ton, both being exceedingly comical and
dancers OF remarkable ability Martin,
the xylophone player, was fine Five
amateur acts are to b. added to the
regular program tonight The amateur
the most applause viii bel
awarded a cash prize Among the ANA
teurs who have entered the contest are
Gino Ceruti, little italian boy, who is
well known to Barre people.