The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-07-23
TALK OF THE TOWN

in Roxbury yesterday
Mrs. William Scott went to st. Johns.
bury today TO visit relatives.
Raymond Arkey left today for visit
with relaityes in Eats Haven.
Choice fruit Of all kinds at lowest
prices. The United Fruit store
Best bananas, IS cents per dozen, t6
for rs cents United Fruit store.
Old shavers win BE- satisfied with SER
vice Al Alierg sanitary barber shop.
Try aTony'sg picked lines They are
just a bit better than most you got,
Robert Z. Murphy left today to spend
weeks vacation at Old Orchard, Me-
w. J. Webster returned last night
from business visit in Providence, X !,
George Bond went to Cabot today TO
superintend the erection Of monument.
Fred LaRochelle went 10 CIaremont,
N H., today to work in a drug store
ior week.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. C. Iadd returned last
night from two weeks vacation spent
az MalIett's Bay
Visit the Paris Shirt Waist House.
We lead in shirt waist fashions-some-
thing new every week.
Fine line Of sports and grand enter.
national tug Of war at Catholic church
picnic, Dewey park, Saturday.
The regular Friday light cottage
prayer meeting will be held At the home
of George H. Shepard, $50 South Main
street.
G. A. Drew has listed the two cot
tage houses on Summer street, with he
recently built, in the d. A. Perry real
estate agency.
The D. A. Perry real estate agency
has sold the Gilbert Smith pasture, So
called, in williamstown to Frank Cote
Of Graniteville.
Mrs. John Todd who has been visit
ing her neice. Mrs. Prank Sheridan Of
Granitevile, returned 70 her home in
st. Johnsbury today.
Mrs. Matthew Donnahuc left today
for her homo in Seattle, Wash, after
a visit at the home Of Mrs. Anthony
Donahue Of Graniteville.
Miss Elizabeth. Prescott, who has been
visiting her aunt, Mrs Sarah Bond, Of
jefferson street, returned 70 her home
in Manchester, n. Fl, today,
Miss Nora Howe is spending ten
days vacation from her duties at the
telephone exchange with friends In
Washington. Miss Bessie Bonette re-
sumed work yesterday.
Among arrivals at the Hotel Otis yes
terday were Mr. and Mrs. } A. Hunter,
Wells River; r. G stoddard, s 5.
Spear, II. j Davis z. Dworet, Boston;
G. r. Gushing, New York Edward Thorn
as, Riehford; A. M Lord, Corinth.
The 8sse Ball eamo at the Rangers
field thi fternoon should b a hummer.
The Burlington clerks team Is at the
head of the Burlington league ard all
are ball players The Italian athletic
club team needs no introduction. Game
called at 4l5.
h. w. Hooker brought four members
of the Greensboro Golf club team TO this
city in his automobile, and ther with
others who came 70 Montpelier are play
ing in tournament with the Barre
Golf club and the Montpelier Country
club at the latter's links.
There viii be special meeting Of the
school commissioners az the Granite
Savings Bank this evening at 700
o'clock Plans and specifications for
the new building at Camp street win
Be presented, and Il il expected that
plans viii be in shape for contractors
to figure Saturday
Fred 3. IarocheIle who ia employed in
Davis drug store this summer received
notice today from the medical depart.
ment Of the university Of Vermont atI
Burlington, that he was winner Of the
second Governor Woodbury. prize for
proficiency during the two years in
which He has been student at the in.
stitution.
Hackensehuidt Of Boston will wrestle
tomorrow at lntercity park. The bout i
to be best two ont of three, pin falls.
this city and Young French Of 9iontpel
ier There promises to be some good
clean sport The preliminary bout will
be for the championship, at les pounds,
Of Vermont. A good deal of interest is
aroused and good crowd Is expected.
"a Great Wrong Riahted,e is the
feature for today at the Theatorium
the acting is good and the tale, as il IN.
folds does grip The heart. which is per-
haps the final test Of sympathy Of this
Kind II a story can be told in such
a way that it appeals to the heart Of
the audience it is sure to be popular
everywhere. The technical quality u
the picture is most satisfactory and the
story is portrayed in such manner
that Il appeals to the great heart Of
Two more Biograph pictures to be
seen today and tomorrow at the Com
ique aTender Hearts" Is pretty little
pastroal, beautifully staged and admira-
bly, acted II shows how the tender
treatment Of wounded dove decides
a young girl in favor Of her simple
country suitor against the dressy city
chap The subject is indeed Of the high
est type Of picture story with simple
heart appeal "The friend Of the fam
ily,p the feature picture is one Of par
excellence in dTamatiaation and genuine
and IN every way ZIP to the
standard Of perfection
At the Biiou today the film aThe Man
Without q Country will be shown. II
was SCOTS immortal lines that are said
to have inspired Edward Everett Hale
when he wrote his celebrated novel by
that name, and no one can read Il with