The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-07
TALK OF THE TOWN

urday from a three weeks visit in Dover
and Manchester, N II.
Remember the date September Q IS
the time Of the dramatic recital Of Mr.
Potter and Miss Rowe
Miss Lena Becxley leaves tonight for
Northwestern M Y. for a months visit
with relatives and friends
Regular convocation Of Ruth Chapter
| Q. = $. will BE- held Wednesday evening,
September 8, at 1880 O'Clock.
g. w. Backus Of Vernon Texas, Of the
firm Of Backus and Batchelder Is IN
town booking over the quarries.
/ Wanted A strong capable girl for
general house work. Mrs. Frank Nc
. Whorter, 81 Richardson street.
Miss Bessie Gave went to Sharon,
Mass, today, where she is teaching az.
ter spending the summer at her home
here.
Miss Margaret Jeannette returned TO
her home in Burlington to-day after a
few days visit at the home OF Mrs. Mary
Marion.
The Rev. Edward G. Downey went
to Bellows Fails yesterday TO attend
the convention Of the state Universalist
association.
The ladies Of the Church Of the Good
Shepherd win serve supper Thursday
evening, September 9 az $3.50 o'clock
Watch for the menu.
G. s, Andrews went TO Waterbury this
morning to attend the convention Of the
/ Washington County Sunday School as
sociation, of which he is president
The sewing circle Of the Univeralist
lchufch viii meet with Mrs. Agnes Brad
ford. Wednesday September at .
o'clock. A large attendance is desired.
Miss l. Z. Townsend. Miss Emma
Townsend and Miss Emma Phillips left
Sunday night for a ten days trip to
New York to visit the millinery mar
kets
Miss Marion and Nellie Holland re-
turned to Beverly, Mass, today after
spending their vacation at the home Of
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. 7. J. Hoi-
land Of this city.
Miss Jessie Kent left yesterday on
business trip to Boston and New York,
where she will meet Miss Schrauip, who
i viii trim for her the coming season at
her millinery shop
John Mortimer Of 81 Brook street
was taken to the state asylum at Wat
erbury this afternoon for treatment for
insanity, with which he has been afiict
ed for the past week
Regular meeting Of local No 24i r.
10. L P. A. viii be held Wednesday sv-
eHing at 1880 O'Clock In the x. Of p
hall. j members please bring the old
books W. NJ Thayer, rec. sec
The ladies Of the Baptist church viii
serve supper in the church parlors To-
night There will be hash, plain and
vegetable, hot rolls, pickles, coffee and
cake, The public Is cordially invited,
/ Miss Rowe has eaptivated her au-
ldiences everywhere with the dainty Sc
4 leeti0ns when Angelin johnson comes
a dancing down the hnen She win rel
leite this at the Uniyersalist church,
Thursday evening, September Q.
b. Nv Hooker took party Of six
to Camel's Hump yesterday, conveying
mountain. The party made the trip
home from the top Of the mountain in
two hours and fifty minutes.
A regular meeting Of the Jumpers,
Boxers and Derrickmens union, branch
No SO, viii be held in Carpenters hail,
Wednesday evening, September s, at
1880 o'clock. Business Of Importance
Per order cor sec, I. R. Holder
/ Mr. and Mrs Charles Knutson enter
tanned 4 party of about 80 Of their
friends at their home on the East Mont
pelier road Sunday afternoon A dinner
of Swedish dishes was served and the
afternoon Was passed with songs and
speeches Mr. and Mrs KnutsoR were
presented a half dozen dining chairs,
the presentation being made BY Andrew
Fagerstrom.
Among arrivals at the Hotel Otis yes
| terday were r. G. Fuller, Lgndonville I
/ Mr. and Mrs r. Aranant, Canton, o.
A. @ Reed Rnmford, Me-; Z. G. Flint,
Frank H. Brown, Burlington; Crosby
Adams, Springfeld; John Blake, Com
cord. N H. George w. Carleton, Man
chester, n. H.; James A. Smith Albany;
iC. H. Bristol Osweeo, N Y. George
Poor, Worcester; w. w Collins, Chester,
N y; A. NJ. Jones, Albany, N VI
James Mikales was removed from the
City hospital to the state asylum at
Waterbury Saturday afternoon. He was
taken to Montpelier BY Chief Faulkner
and Sheriff Frank Tracy took him from
there to Waterbury Friday morning
! Mikales gave bis watcher M. b. Nichols,
/ and tile nurses a hard tima for d few
hours. 1t is thought that he became
| put out" about something and he tried
to strike and bite the nurses whenever
they came near his bed Officer Gamble
was finally called TO the hospital and
with his assistance Mikales was tied
hand and foot to the bed. He went along
very peaeesbly with Chief Faulkner Sat
urday and apparently was not affected
| by the journey
That moving pictures are rapidly be-
I ing recognized as an important factor |
for educational and amusement purp0s
es Is clearly shown BY the recent action
tof the United States government in this +
direction. The Kleine Optical company
has received orders To supply film service +
to the navy for the instruction and en- I
tertainmant Of the officers and men
while on prolonged tour 81 duty oil the I
southeastern coast As the battleships I
imake certain points they win receive (
and return shipments Of films sufficient +
to last until The next stop is made. The (
battleship Vermont has the distinction F
Of being the first ship to introduce mo.
tion pictures 1t is one Of the largest /
battleships aiioat and holds the cham 1
pionship record for gunnerv. When one f
considers the vast number Of subjects I
which viii be at the command of the I
ships, It is readily seen chat The pic +