The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-28
TALK OF THE TOWN


See the gloye-titting dress at Abbott's,
Excursion to Montreal, See adv. on
page 2.
John Mcdonald Of st. Albans IL visit.
ing friends in this city.
Mrs. William Trenoweth returned yes.
terday from visit in Concord, n. H.
Charles Emslie returned yesterday
from visit in Boston and Quincy, Mass.
Herbert Blair left yesterday for a
visit with relatives IN West Chszy,
NY.
Matthew Dimick Of Richmond, for.
merry Of this city, visited friends here
yesterday.
You had better investigate the sale
Of l2lac ginghams and percales at Per.
rvs on Saturday.
A party Of about Is people from Gran.
iteyille left this morning to attend the
fair at Sherbrooke, Que.
Henry L. AveriI returned to his home
in Piermont n H., to-day after a visit
with relatives in this city and Mont
pelier.
Rev 7. p. Cray left yesterday for
Bakersfield to assume the pastofate Of
the Catholic church in that city to
which he was recently appointed.
Meeting Of Barre male chorus Wedues-
day evening" Sept. !, at 1880 o'clock in
Foresters, hall, Wofthen block. A large
attendance Of members is desired.
The Methodist Brotherhood viii have
a rally service Sunday night at o'clock
with an address by the pastor. subject
in or Out Of the World Holding male
chorus viii sing. Everybody invited
r. G. Robertson, formerly Of Barre
but who has been employed b. the Sea-
board Portland Cement company az
Alsen, N. ", has finished for that com
pany and started to work for the New
England Navigation company in New
York city.
Pat Dineen Of Boston, the worlds
champion long distance go-as you.please
runner, arrived in this city last night
Dineen is the man who will race at
Iutercity park to-day against four OF
the best runners in Barre. The race
will begin at 2l5, and the base bali
game between the Italian Athletic club
team and the Winchendon team al Ran.
gers field has been postponed until AIS
on this account.
The second recital which was given
last night in the Congregational church
BY Leon Rice was pronounced one Of the
best concerts heard in this city for
long time. The church was packed to
the doors with a large audience. Mr..
Rice sang, "The Beautiful Isle of Some
where" by request, and during The rem
dering of the selection one could hear
a pin drop, the audience being so quiet,
Another number which drew much ap-
plause was the Song Of Sailor" The
Holy City" was sung during the con.
cert, which piece showed the range OF
Mr. Rice's wonderful voice.
AT the Cornique last evening there
seemed To be one Of the most pleasing
programs ever presented ii that theatre;
one particular picture, Before the Mast,
receiving hearty applause at one dramat.
ie climax from apparently every indi
yidual present Never in the history of
the Comique has amy picture been SO
enthusiastically honored or received At
every show the picture was applauded in
q deafening manner Another almost
equally interesting picture is THE He
roic Father" the col0ing and scenery
in this picture is something grand while
the acting Is very clever One particular
place IN the picture woman # actually
trodden On ID 4 frightful war by an III
cited horse Everyone declared the pic
lures to b crackeriacks,