The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-10
TALK OF THE TOWN
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See the $3.50 suits at Fits,
Excursion to Mortified fair See adv.
on page 2.
Pianos to rent at Gauld's, spaulding
street, Barre.
Ellis NJ. Atkins Of swanton Is visiting
friends in this city.
John Mari went to Mortified to-das
on a business visit
See the new waists advertised for Sat
urday, Csc, at Naughan's.
Ask 70 see our specify s1.s5 waist.
Parish Shirtwaist house
John Colombo went to Windsor to-
day for a visit with friends.
A. H. Burke went to Burlington last
night for visit with relatives.
Fred A. Eaton went to White River
Junction to-day on business trip
Particular men who want the best SER
vice 60 to Mers' sanitary barber shop.
Sweet Malaga grapes Saturday, at 10
cents per pound United Fruit store.
Dress goods at half price; 5Oc goods
reduced 70 25c at Perry's on Saturday.
Miss Hattie Hart Of Plattsburg, N. r.,
is working at the five and ten-cent
store.
Earl York went to Mallett's bay to-
day for few days stay at the Dens-
more cottage.
Miss Dora Delaney Of Burlington is
visiting at the home Of her sister, Mrs.
James Marion.
Mrs. Mary J. Anderson and daughter
Jessie went TO Montreal today for
visit with relatives
Mrs. 7. J. Charbonneau returned yes
terday to Montreal after spending
few weeks at her home in this city.
Mrs. Lizzie Park and son, John, who
have been visiting relatives IN the city,
left this noon for their home in Trenton,
IN. j.
Louis L. Huntington has resigned his
position az local representative for the
International Correspondence school, and |
his place is taken by d. Squarey Of
Portland, Ne.
There win be a meeting Of the sweed-
ish Vasa order Saturday evening, Sep |
TENDER II. All members are requested |
TO be present as there is business OF inn l
portance to be contracted.
Co II, viii hold a dance Friday night, |
September 10, in Armory hall, Montpil- /
Ter The Montpelier band orchestra will |
furnish music Special car for Barre I
after the dance. Admission, so cents
ladies free.
Mrs. Wilbeft 81 Websteryiile was
brought to the 2sl5 train this morning
In 81 W. Hooker A company ambu- \
lance, TO be taken to the Mary Fletcher
hospital at Burlington to be operated on
for appendicitis.
Miss Isabel Lille and Miss Jennie
Piper invited a few Of their friends to
corn roast last evening Corn was
roasted until late IN the evening, then
games were played and a most enjoy
able time was spent.
New York state Crawford preserving
peaches at the New England Fruit Store.
just right nov 70 use. Price moderate.
Blackberries, fresh and sweet, II cents
a basket In quantities cheaper Good
supply Of other timely fruits for your
table Telephone as, 2Ss 3, and We win
deliver
The Bijou announces one Of their new
pictures to-day. The StowaWay,n
story dramatically aud carefully told
It arouses the sympathy Of the audience
from the first turn ct the reel One
subject and feel more ike facing the
world themselves after witnessing some,
body else great deal poorer of.
At the Comique to-day and tomorrow
"The Pay Carr Is d notable railroad film
beyond any other railroad picture drama
ever produced and along with il there
is an admirably eontrived story, thrilling
IN its nature and very convincing This
Is eminentIy picture viii will please
all "A Visit to Biskras.R this picture
Is well worth seeing, finely eolored
SHOW Your License. inexpressihly fun
ny in the convincing gravity with which
It is handled. This comedy picture Is
a hit. II
Free; money to give away; 1000
new Lincoln pennies to Be given away
Saturday at s. J. segel 4 Co.'S store
10 all customers who buy goods 10 the
amount Of from 10 cents to IS cents.
Five new pennies given with all pur
,hases amounting 10 a dollar or more,
See them in our window and be sure to
secure one or more Of them free, as they j
win soon be called BY the government.
our name and location, s. J.
Segel & Co., 30l North Main street,
scampini block. opposite Granite street.
Scenes laid Ia the famous Black Hills
dong about 1857. when gold was first
ound there. Such IS the foundation for
.he great sensational picture, "The In
lian Runners Romance" to-day at
An old miner who has been
ecretly working a claim succumbs to !
he hardships and is attended in his
asst hours by a faithful Indian, to whom (
le reveals the whereabouts Of his hid
len mine The Indians squaw is abb
lucted BY party of cowboys. who hope
10 force her to divulge the location Of c
he mine There is a most exciting pur
nit Of the renegades BY the Indian, who, Y
ifter many thrilling incidents oyertakes I
he cowboy who carries the squaw on |
lis horse. Leaping up behind him, a
onfiict ensues between them, astride the ]
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