The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-07-10
TALK OF THE TOWN.

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Children's dresses in sizes 3, and B,
at half price at Abbott's.
q Nj Gordon Of Brookfeld was visi.
tor in this city today.
Lot Of the latest sheet music just in
this morning at Shepard's.
The Biiou is the place to spend an hom
to-day and be well entertained.
Get "slieked up tonight for Sunday
at Miers' sanitary barber shop.
New white duck skirts trimmed with
pearl buttons, Sl.25, at Vaughans.
T. Berinaea Of South Ryegate is visit
ing friends in the city for few days.
Mrs. William Wheaton went to Ran.
dolph to-day ion visit with relatives.
Judge II. w. Scott went to Boston
last night on few days business trip,
Earl Cummings, who Is m at his home
on summer street, is somewhat better.
William y. Cato Of Medina, Ohio,
formerly Of Barre, is visiting friends iu
the city.
The Tourist club will meet with Mrs
McWhorter, Tuesday afternoon instead
Of Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs, Philip L. Ellis returned
yesterday from two weeks visit in
Littleton, n. II.
Mr.. and Mrs. A, p. Abbott are spend
ing two weeks vacation at Caspian
Lake in Greensboro.
Miss Ruth R. Ford Of Boston is visit
ing Miss Nome Hayes at her home in
the Miles granite building.
Mr.. and Mrs D. a. Bugbce left last
night on an automobile trip to Hardwick,
Morrisville and st. Johnsbury.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Baratclli return
ed last night from a four weeks visit
in Bath and Hallowel, Maine.
Oranges are plenty and cheap for this
time Of the year. There won't be may
more good ones New England Fruit store.
Misses Marie Lucia and Blanche
Cooley are spending two weeks va
cation at the formers home in Platts-
burg, n. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. L. Scott and Mr. and
Mrs John 3. Kelly returned last night
from weeks visit in Burlington and
Pattsburg, n. \.
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. slayton returned
home last evening from four days visit
in Burlington and Plattsburg.I They
made the trip in Mr. Slayton's auto.
Just received large supply Of water
melons, Selling at two and one-haf
cents a pound These are dead red-ripe
and Juicy. New England Fruit Store.
T. 7. Myers and NJ. N. McIvsr return.
"a from Highgate last night with an
unusually large catch Of black bass and
piekefel Nh. Myers landed one bass
that weighed over five pounds
The Rev. William Hazen, a member Of
the American missionary board in India,
was guest yesterday at the home Of
Edwin Carleton. The Rev. Mr.. Hazen
was formerly Of Richmond, where his
father. the late Rev. Austin Hazen, was
pastor Of the Congregational church for
many years.
Among arrivals At the hotel Otis
yesterday were q A. Markofl, Prov-
denee, r. +; w. +. Aver, Fitchburg,
Mass; W. T. Burbank, w. L. Bowser,
Boston; Mr.. and Mrs II. L. Lamb, /
Troy, n r.; C. G. Mitchell H. A. Daley,
r. + Jones, New York; w. +. Blanch
ard. II J. Burridge, Newark, N. J.i
james Thompson, Newport.
a representative Of the Japanese Nov
city company Of Providence. r. T., who
visited tits city yesterday says while
travelling tic North Atlantic states he
saw but few artists whose posing can be
with that Of the lady photog-
rapher, Miss Cora Judd, in the Averill I
block. and her Gloss Of work should ap.
peal to the higher element as well as the
intermediate.
'sThe Bad Lands al the Theatorium /
proved to be the greatest feature ever
seen in motion pictures. There are hair
raising experiences and thrilling climates
which hold the audience with intense
interest from start to finish, This pic
ture brought out a hearty cheer and
applause at each show yesterday and /
to-day. All IN ALL it IS the feature
Of all features in the picture line and