The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-07-12
TALK OF THE TOWN

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Ten-ccnt stockings for children at
Perry's-good ones.
JOSEPH Denny visited at his home in
Northfeld over Sunday.
Charles Travis went to Barton to-
day for few days visit.
Fenner's Higbball, very refreshing
Only at the Red Cross.
j. Ward Carver visited at his home
IN Marshdeld yesterday.
Gilbert Daw Of Quincy, Mass, Is Wis
iting has father, James Daw.
See values in ladies' gingham petit
coats for Is cents at Abbotts,
Get parasol for women or children
at Pery'a; prices marked down.
The Designer pattern Is the one TO-
buy. You win find it at Perry's.
Miss Rose DeCota went to Iaconia,
n. IT,, to visit relatives yesterday.
Mrs. George Henry went to Revere
Beach, Mass today for a few weeks
vacation.
Miss Sadie Krellinger Of Quincy,
Mass, is visiting her sister, Mrs. NJ.
Bianchi.
F. P. Morse left today for few
days, visit in st. Johnsbury and
Peacham.
There viii be rehearsal Of the Barre
Citizens band this evening at 1880
o'clock sharp.
Mrs. Fl. z. Craven and daughter, Flor
ence, have returned from q nine days
visit in Burlington.
John Z. Smith and family went to
Montreal Saturday. MFR. Smith goes to
consult a specialist.
Z. w, Felt resumed work as conduc-
tor on the NJ & w. suburban train to-
day after a three weeks vacation,
Mrs. S. J, Shufelt returned to her
home in Stanstead today after visit
to her daughter, Mrs. G. A. Wilkinson.
There win be special meeting Of
the Philomathian club with Mrs J. W.
Vaughan this evening, July -, at 7:3o. /
Mrs. Felix Iaterel and children Of
Keesmlle, n. y, are visiting at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. James Trube Of
Pearl street.
AIr and Mrs. Frank Peterson and
guests, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Il. Patterson, /
Of Philadelphia, are spending few days |
in Northaeld
Mrs. Alexander Ross Of Canaan, n. |
H., arrived in town Saturday night for |
q visit with her son, George Ross, Of
South Main street
AIRS. S. A. Sulham and Ernest Jacobs |
who have been visiting at the home Of
George Rising, went. to their home in /
Littleton, n. TIL, today.
Mr.. and Mrs W. 0. MeAllister Of
Manchester, n. r., who have been visit 4
ing ct the home Of ". H. Goodfellow, /
went to Canada today 70 visit relatives.
Miss Margaret Cayhue returned yes.
terday to her home in Holyoke, Mass,
after visit with relatives in the city. 1
She was accompanied By MSS Madeline 1
Williams who goes there for two
weeks visit
The foreign Masons' annual picnic viii |
be held at shspard's grove July ~. All
master AEasous in good standing who in
tend being present had better hand their
names TO the committee before July II. 1
JAS Scott, VIVA. CruickshanlS, Jas Wool,
Angus Mcdonald, VIM. Anderson, Robert
Paterson, Henry Gordon, John Spence,
Walker Burnett and VIM, stephen
George B. Weed, manager Of the Nor
rison Farm, who has been In poor health
for several weeks past, has resigned his
position and leaves today for Colorado,
where be spent about two years a short
time ago and during which time he
fully reganed his health. Mr.. Weed ex.
presses Etpret az leaving Barre and its
associations, both Of which he has found
very pleasant and is grateful for the
privileges and courtesies extended To
him during his stay here
At the Conique tonight We are to see
Joan of Are. On June u at Cambridge,
Mass, Of the present year over thirty
thousand people paid from two to Eve
dollars per seat to see the great Maud
Adams IN this production This is an
of the value Of moving Pic
lures. To transport this great produc.
ton from city to city would Be impos-
sible d II would require u special train
Of many coaches to carry The two
thousand people who took part in IT,
Moving pictures was about the only
available way to present such a produc-
ton 70 the entire country. Every scene
Is there from the time Joan heard the
mysterious voice telling her to save the
city, to her tragic death at the stake.
The scenes showing the storming Of the
walls resemble one OF the old time
OF a battle Taken as whole
lhe picture may Be termed az one Of
-he few really noteworthy Aim produc